Okinawa and remote island tours and trips

It is the largest mangrove forest in Japan and is home to rare plants and animals.

This waterfall is located on the Urauchi River that flows through Iriomote Island, and has been selected as one of the 100 best waterfalls in Japan.
Mariyudu means "round pool".

This facility was developed as a base for conservation activities for the Iriomote wildcat, and you can learn about the rare plants and animals that live on Iriomote Island.

Located near the Utara River, a tributary of the Urauchi River, Okinawa's longest river, this is the historic site of a coal mine that was in operation from 1935 to 1943. It has been designated as one of the Heritage Sites of Industrial Modernization.

Yubu Island is a small island with a circumference of 2.15 km and an elevation of 1.5 m above sea level.
Feel the sea breeze and listen to the sounds of the sanshin as you leisurely ride a water buffalo cart to the subtropical botanical paradise of Yubu Island.

The area is home to a colony of hermitage trees, which are characterized by their flat buttress roots.

Flowers such as bougainvillea bloom in full glory, and traditional Okinawan scenery such as red tile roofs and shisa lions unfold before your eyes.

Located on Tomijima, which retains the original landscape of Okinawa as an Important Traditional Building, the hotel is a detached house with a beautiful garden and all guest rooms are made with red tiles, following the island's architectural standards.

Beautiful blue sea, clear blue sky, and lush green small islands floating in the bay. You can observe beautiful coral from a glass boat. *Depending on the tour, glass boats may be available at an additional charge.

This is the largest limestone cave on Ishigaki Island, created by nature over a period of 200,000 years. There is much to see here, including the natural beauty of the limestones, the fantastic glow of the limestone cave illuminations, the Suikinkutsu cave where you can enjoy the sound of dripping water, and the Totoro limestone.

There are sugarcane fields on both sides of the road, and the blue sea stretches out beyond them. This is the place that was also used as the setting for the TV drama.

This is a resort hotel on a remote Okinawa island, surrounded by some of the world's best coral reefs and white sand beaches.

This is the southernmost monument in Japan, located on Hateruma Island, the southernmost inhabited island in Japan.

This is a beautiful beach that represents Hateruma Island.

A stone monument engraved with the words "Westernmost point of Japan." On a clear, sunny day, you can see Taiwan in the far west.

Just 100m offshore from the cliff cape of Shinkawahana, the mysterious ruins known as the Yonaguni Island Undersea Ruins lie on the ocean floor. It is still shrouded in mystery as to whether they were created naturally or artificially.

There is a lighthouse and observation deck at the tip, from which you can enjoy the magnificent view of the deep blue ocean below the cliffs.Yonaguni horses and cows live leisurely in the gentle pastures around the cape.

This place is famous as a location for popular TV dramas. Hikawahama Beach, located right in front of the hotel, is a natural beach that has appeared in dramas many times.

It is a small, heart-shaped island, and it is said that there are more cows than people.

The sea where dugongs once lived is very clear and the coral reefs are very beautiful. It is also called Panari or Panari Island, which means "detached" in the Okinawa dialect.