You can enjoy the atmosphere of a traditional Okinawan house which has stone walls, plaster walls, and a red-tiled roof.

As the name suggests, there are fields of sugarcane, ranches, and pastures on both sides of the road, and you can see the lush ocean in the distance.

This viewing platform is located on the west side of Mt. Ufudaki on Kohama Island. It offers spectacular views of Iriomote Island and Yufu Island.

From the Mt. Ufudaki Observatory, 99 meters above sea level, you can see the ocean and feel the beauty of Kohama Island surrounded by coral reefs.

Utaki refers to a place where gods dwell in the Ryukyu region. It is a place that islanders cherish.

Near the beach, the Yonara Channel is also known as a migratory destination for giant manta rays and is a popular haven for divers.

The park has well-maintained green lawns and overlooks the emerald green sea. There are also shops run by divers nearby where you can enjoy meals.

You can see Iriomote Island on the other side of the shore and the mangrove forest below. You can kayak and explore nature in the mangrove forest.

There is a stylish cafe on the beach and you can enjoy the island whole day while enjoying marine activities.

A natural monument, this tree, estimated to be 300 years old, branches dynamically, and its roots cover the massive limestone above the ground.