Iriomote Island (World Natural Heritage)

More than 90% of the island is covered by subtropical virgin forest, a World Natural Heritage site.
A cruise on the Nakama River, which boasts one of the largest mangrove forests in Japan, is a must-see.Those who want to feel the overwhelming scale of nature up close.The island is an unmissable place to visit!
Canoeing and trekking are also popular for sightseeing in Iriomote Island, and it is a remarkable natural spot for one-day tours departing from Ishigaki Island.
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Taketomi Island

Taketomi Island still retains the "original landscape of Okinawa. The red-tiled roofs, white sand roads, and buffalo rides are truly extraordinary.
For those who want to relax and enjoy island timeThe islands are perfect for
Taketomi Island sightseeing is a 10-minute ferry ride from Ishigaki Island, and the buffalo cart experience and a walk along Kondoi Beach are popular popular tourist attractions on this remote island.
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islets of Ogasawara (islands)

The island was the setting for NHK's morning television series "Churasan.
Beautiful resort hotels line the streets,Open views and sugar cane fieldsA stroll along Sugar Road, which is lined with
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Kohama Island sightseeing is a popular remote island in Yaeyama where you can enjoy staying at a resort hotel and walking along Sugar Road.
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Yubu Island (Hiroshima-Nagoya Island)

The entire unique island is a botanical garden, which is entered by crossing the shallow sea from Iriomote Island by a buffalo cart.A moment to listen to the sound of sanshin (Okinawan traditional three-stringed instrument) while being swayed by a buffalo cartis one of the most popular experiences in touring the remote islands☆.
Yubu Island sightseeing is a popular spot to enjoy together with Iriomote Island.
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Phantom Island (Hamashima)

The crescent-shaped sand island changes its shape according to the tides, and the emerald green sea that stretches as far as the eye can see in a 360-degree view is a perfect place to relax,A spectacular spot that is sure to be a hit on social networking sites!
The Phantom Island (Hamashima) tour is a popular desert island experience for snorkeling and photographing spectacular scenery from Ishigaki Island.
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Yonaguni Island

An isolated island located at the westernmost tip of Japan. Sightseeing on Yonaguni Island is an unexplored island where diving in undersea ruins and touring around the most westernmost point of Japan are attractive.
The dynamic cliffs and "undersea ruins" offer unparalleled and mysterious scenery!
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Kurushima

Known as the Heart Island, Kuroshima sightseeing is popular for cycling and snorkeling.
Also known as "Heart Island," this idyllic island has more cows than people. Snorkeling on its pristine beaches is also popular.
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Aragusuku Island (Panari Island)

This "unexplored island" can only be landed on by tours due to the lack of regular boats. The Aragusuku Island (Panari Island) tour is limited to landing on this unexplored remote island with its crystal clear waters and coral reefs.
Unspoiled coral reefs and excellent visibilityThe experience is exceptional in a sea that boasts
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Hateruma Island

Japan's southernmost inhabited island. Hateruma Island is the southernmost inhabited island in Japan, where the spectacular view of Nishi Beach and stargazing are popular for sightseeing.
The "Hateruma Blue" ocean, which can only be seen here, and a star-filled sky at night.
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