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Miyako Island Area
Features
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Kurima Bridge
Yonaha Maehama Beach
Imugya Marine Garden
Toori Pond on Shimoji Island
Miyakojima gourmet
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- 1. Sea and beaches boasting some of the clearest water in the world
- There are beaches dotted all over the island, including Yonaha Maehama Beach, which is said to be the best in the East, with a beautiful combination of sand and shallow sea.
The color of the sea changes every moment depending on the angle of light and the ebb and flow of the tide, making for a spectacular view that looks great in photos and videos.
There are also plenty of marine activities such as diving, snorkeling, and SUP. - 2. A trip around islands connected by bridges
- Miyakojima is made up of multiple islands connected by bridges, including Irabujima, Kurimajima, and Ikemajima. You can easily island-hop by car, and enjoy the different scenery, culture, and local cuisine on each island.
Irabu Ohashi Bridge is especially popular as a scenic drive road with a total length of 3.5km. - 3. Relaxing “island time” stay
- Resort hotels and private villas are scattered throughout the area, offering a quiet and high-quality stay. In collaboration with local affiliated accommodation facilities and activity operators, we have established a system to coordinate transportation, accommodation, meals, and experiences all at once.
We offer flexible arrangements to suit your needs, including wellness retreats, corporate incentives, and group trips. - 4.Blessings and food culture of the island
- Resort hotels and private villas are scattered throughout the area, offering a quiet and high-quality stay. In collaboration with local affiliated accommodation facilities and activity operators, we have established a system to coordinate transportation, accommodation, meals, and experiences all at once.
We offer flexible arrangements to suit your needs, including wellness retreats, corporate incentives, and group trips. - 5.An island where rich culture and nature coexist
- Traditional events, folk songs, and crafts (such as Miyako Jofu) remain, and there is a deep culture where nature and people are in harmony.
This area is highly valuable not only for sightseeing but also as an "learning trip" where you can get a feel for the lifestyle and culture of the island's people.
