Okinawa World Cultu Kingdom Gyokusendo, is a tourist spot that represents the southern part and main island of Okinawa. Enjoy Ryukyu glassmaking where craftsmen make various products with glass melted at high temperatures, and the mysterious deep blue indigo dyeing experience, which uses as its material a plant called Ryukyu indigo. Both experiences allow you to make your own glasses and handkerchiefs.

From each of the spacious oceanfront rooms, birds sometimes dance overhead, and you can hear the sounds of a school of fish swimming and jumping directly underneath, so everyone will be astonished by the powerful sensation of realism.
You can experience the nature of Okinawa from inside your room.

A typical natural beach in the southern part of the main island, characterized by its shining white sandy beach and wide shallow water that makes it easy to swim in. Many people enjoy bathing, beach parties, parasailing, and glass-bottom boats. The quiet sound of the waves lets you have a feeling of privacy.

A mysterious spot where a forest rich in nature spreads out in a valley formed by the collapse of a limestone cave. You can only enter by booking a walking tour with a guide. It is one of the power spots that Okinawa is proud of.

If you mention Okinawa, you get the strong impression of a sea full of beautiful coral, but at this facility, you can enjoy an absolutely thrilling buggy experience and a huge banyan tree that makes use of the extensive grounds and nature of the south.

This resort hotel features a unique location where Seragaki Island surrounded by the beautiful sea, is connected to the main island of Okinawa by a single bridge to form the resort.

The Atta Terrace Club Towers is engulfed in the deep green of the southern islands. The on-site vegetable garden, unique cultural experiences, resort golf, and a beach club exclusively for guests and more, will add color to your stay. It's a hideaway resort for adults who are accustomed to traveling.

Yachimun is a general term used to describe pottery made in Okinawa. With a wide range of patterns that include simple designs and colorful patterns full of southern feeling, it has been popular as a daily miscellaneous item for Okinawans, and as a souvenir for tourists. Yachimun is pottery that was born from the process of the Ryukyu Kingdom trading with Southeast Asian countries and has been cultivated through absorbing a wide variety of techniques. Yomitan Pottery Village (Yachimun no Sato) is a crafts village where the workshops that make such Yachimun stand side by side.

It is about a 15-minute drive from Naha Airport. The unified white exterior makes it as beautiful as a European resort, and it is is a spot visited not only by tourists but also by locals. One of the attractions is that you can see the dynamic takeoff and landing of airplanes because Naha Airport is nearby.

It is the most scenic spot on Ishigaki Island and one of the popular tourist spots. There is an observatory nearby that overlooks Kabira Bay, the scenery of which can be seen in seven changing colors. Kabira Bay received three stars in the Michelin Green Guide in 2008 because of its beauty.

Ishigaki-yaki is rare form of pottery that expresses the beautiful sea of Okinawa. You can also enjoy a pottery activity experience at ease; just bring yourself.

The largest resort hotel on Iriomote Island. You can have a relaxing time while listening to the sound of the quiet waves coming in. You can thoroughly enjoy the great nature of Iriomote Island with a wide selection of activities.

Yubu's entire island is a subtropical botanical paradise with flowers from southern parts growing in abundance along with an orchard and zoo to enjoy.
If you have an hour, you can take a leisurely stroll and enjoy a relaxing time that can only be experienced on this island.

The red-tiled roofs and beautiful white sand streets on this remote island are healing spots. You can stay at HOSHINOYA Taketomi Island, which has been decorated with traditional Okinawan architectural designs, and relax under the starry sky while listening to the sound of the Sanshin (Japanese stringed instrument).

Ishigaki Island's largest limestone cave created by nature over a period of 200,000 years. As well as the natural beauty of the limestone cave, there are many things to see in this vast underground world, such as the magical radiance of the limestone cave's illumination, suikinkutsu where you can enjoy the sound of dripping water, and a stalactite of Totoro.

This is said to be the most beautiful beach in the East. The reason why it has been chosen as the best beach in Japan in many guidebooks and rankings is the highly transparent Miyako blue sea and the smooth white sandy beach. After being soothed by the sea of everlasting summer, you can cross the Kurima Bridge and have a relaxing time unique to being on a remote island.

A suite villa hotel located on the oceanfront of Irabu Island.
The rooms, which are a mixture of Okinawan old-fashioned red-tiles and Balinese-style arrangement, also have a private pool so you can experience the best relaxation while being immersed in the extraordinary space and sound of the sea.

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You can enjoy dishes made with local ingredients such as seafood and agricultural produce from the islands of Irabu and Miyako, while looking out at the seaside scenery.

A bridge with a total length of 3,540 meters that connects the islands of Miyako and Irabu.
It is the longest toll-free bridge in Japan, and you can enjoy an invigorating drive while looking out at the emerald blue sea.

A bridge with a total length of 1,690 meters that connects the islands of Miyako and Kurima.
You can see a panoramic view of Yonaha Beach that spreads out along Miyako island's side.

A bridge with a total length of 1,425 meters that connects the islands of Miyako and Ikema.
Surrounded by coral reefs called Yabiji and white sandy beaches, you can overlook the emerald green sea.

A top-class resort hotel with the concept of "forget time and feel the island." You can spend your time in luxury with luxurious facilities such as an outdoor balcony and garden where you can feel the sea breeze and take in the island from your room, and an infinity pool designed to blend in with the sea view.

Dinner : TIN'IN

A restaurant made up of the sky (TIN) and the sea (IN) in the Miyako dialect. You can enjoy French cuisine that incorporates healthy Okinawan ingredients and Ryukyu techniques while looking out at the scenery.

An izakaya (Japanese restaurant-bar) on Miyako island that holds live folk song shows every day.
As well as Okinawan folk songs, there are mainly showcases of live performances of Miyako folk songs, of which few places on Miyako island show.
It is a restaurant where you can thoroughly enjoy the Okinawan nighttime by drinking, singing and dancing through listening to Okinawan music and having Awamori (alcohol from Okinawa) with seasonal Okinawan cuisine.

There are tropical fish and coral reefs spread out over the entire area. If you're lucky, you can snorkel and swim with sea turtles at this beach that is only known to a few.

As the entrance is usually under the sea and only accessible at low tide, this limestone cave is also known as the phantom limestone cave.
It is said to be the best power spot on Miyako Island, where you can enjoy a mysterious space created by nature.

A popular hamburger shop from Miyako island run by an American owner who fell in love with Miyako Island.
You can enjoy authentic hamburgers using famous Tarama beef and yellowfin tuna produced on the Miyako Archipelago.

Okinawa's first, spectacular aerial walk with a total length of 283 meters at the southernmost point in Japan.
It is the only pair lift in Okinawa that extends from the top of a small hill toward the sea, from which you can take in the panoramic view of Shigira Beach and resort facilities.

This is a fun, delicious, learning experience guided by organic sugar cane and banana farmers.
They extract the sugar cane that they harvested themselves to make brown sugar, and also make banana ice cream and grilled bananas using island bananas.

A resort hotel with the theme of "blue paradise" giving the image of Miyako island's beautiful sky and sea.
Located at the heart of the vast Shigira Seven Miles Resort, you can enjoy both a relaxing time at the hotel and activities at the surrounding resort facilities.

Dinner : SHINKIRO

The restaurant consists of four categories: teppanyaki, steak, tempura, and shabu-shabu.
The restaurant is divided into areas from its single entrance, so you can utilize it according to your intended purpose.

Gracefully cruising on the water's surface which is so clear you can see the coral reefs while experiencing the shining sun and breeze. You can enjoy fishing, snorkeling, trolling, sunset cruising, an onboard BBQ and more. however you want, according to your needs.

A cafe where you can dine while enjoying the ocean view.
You can thoroughly enjoy weekly specials for lunch, coffee, and sweets while looking at the scenery.