Carefully selected recommended beaches where families with children can play with peace of mind, including jellyfish prevention nets and lifeguards.
Mt. Nosoko Mape, Mt. Yarabu, Mt. Buzama. Real info on entrance locations, parking spaces, and leech countermeasures.
4 hidden stargazing spots loved by residents, not found on maps. The charm of Kannonzaki, Nagura Bridge, Ura-Kabira, Sakieda, and etiquette for enjoying the night.
Scenic swings not fully introduced on the net or SNS. A local guide introduces special seats to surrender to the rhythm of waves and wind.
Michelin 3-star scenic spot. A thorough guide to deep charms such as glass boats and walking paths, not just the view from the observation deck.
White sand paradise in front of ANA InterContinental Ishigaki Resort. Free for non-guests to use. Safe with jellyfish nets.
Real strategy not listed in guidebooks, such as the reason for aiming for high tide time and the location of free parking.
Mysterious blue light and limestone cave. From safe enjoyment on tours to self-access and hideaway hotels where you can monopolize the cave.
"Urakabira" not in guidebooks. A sand path at low tide, water swings, and overwhelming silence. Another face of Kabira Bay.
A hidden beach with no signs, not found in guidebooks. Swing under giant Momotamana trees and enjoy the silence—a perfect retreat for adults.
A local resident explains the powder sand beach and how to get to the hidden beach beyond the rocks. Luxury of monopolizing silence and superb views.
Long beach stretching over 1km and overwhelming silence. Natural state not commercialized as a tourist spot and beautiful sea visited by sea turtles.
What is the origin of the name? A safari-like journey opening ranch gates yourself, leading to the breathtaking Akashi Blue view.
A scenic beach used for wedding photos, but there are dangers such as rip currents. A resident explains the safe swimming range and parking location.
A place not for swimming, but just to gaze at the sea and listen to the sound of waves. The unadorned daily life of the island, not commercialized for tourism.
A local thoroughly explains how to access the super hidden spot "Yabiku Falls". Confusing entrance, parking, and exquisite goat gourmet nearby.
A hidden natural athletic spot off the beaten path. Enjoy Tarzan ropes and river shrimp hunting in this jungle gem. Parking and safety tips included.
A viewing spot you can visit by rental car without joining a canoe tour. Fantastic scenery of flowers floating on the water and the best time to avoid crowds.
A vast garden with free admission handled by Yoneko-yaki Pottery. A chaotic and photogenic space where huge and colorful Shisa stand in the forest.
The northernmost point of Ishigaki Island, Okinawa, Japan. Don't just visit! A local guide explains the dangers of cattle grids, parking issues, and how to enjoy the northern area.
Silence reached in 15 minutes from the city center. A hidden spot where you can enjoy urban night views and primitive starry skies simultaneously. For those who want to avoid crowds and monopolize the magnificent view.
The only limestone cave in Japan that leads to the sea. The superb view beach spreading out after passing through the darkness is moving. Also famous as Ayumi Hamasaki's MV location.
It's not just about squirrel monkeys! Maximize your visit with Instagram updates, mangrove insights, and free-access areas. The ultimate guide to experiencing authentic Japan.
A complete guide to going on your own without a tour. Parking info, tips for kids, best timing, and a fail-safe route taught by a local.
Funakura, Sakieda, Yoshihara, Akaishi, Nagura Bay. Explanation of spot selection according to wind direction and places to park with coordinates.
No water, no sugar added. The charm of 100% natural juice made only with sugarcane juice and ripe fruits that permeates your body.
Breathtaking ocean views and a spacious kids' space. A guide to organic meals and family-friendly facilities.
Not just Onisasa! Sashimi, Yakitori, Self-Soba. A guide to supermarkets loved by islanders that are not in guidebooks.