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Manza Prince Hotel features open-air hot springs with amazing mountain views, indoor and outdoor baths for each gender, and a unique mixed-gender bath surrounded by nature.

Yaeyama Museum offers a deep dive into the traditions of the Yaeyama Islands with displays of festivals, clothing, canoes, pottery, and everyday life from the past.

Tojinbaka is a colorful memorial on Ishigaki Island that honors 300 Chinese laborers. A peaceful place with deep history, it’s ideal for those interested in culture and remembrance.

Yonehara Palm Tree Groves offers scenic trails through diverse palm trees, including the iconic Yaeyama Palm, a national natural monument, perfect for nature walks and photography.

Sunset Beach is a calm cove ideal for swimming and snorkeling, even at low tide. With jellyfish nets, picnic spots, and great sunsets, it’s perfect for a relaxing beach day.

Sukuji Beach is a wide, calm beach near Kabira Bay with shallow waters, jellyfish nets, and great facilities—perfect for safe swimming, relaxing, or staying at the nearby resort.

River Kayaking in Ishigaki offers a scenic 90-minute guided tour along the Miyara and Fukido Rivers, showcasing beautiful mangrove forests for an unforgettable experience.

Miyara Dunchi is a rare, preserved samurai residence on Okinawa, built in 1819. While you can’t enter the house, enjoy a peaceful walk around the exterior and its small, scenic garden.

Kabira Bay is Ishigaki's most scenic spot, known for emerald waters, glass-bottom boat rides, and black pearl farming — perfect for stunning photos and a peaceful day by the sea.

Ishigaki Yaima Village offers traditional performances, a mangrove area, a squirrel monkey park, and local food, providing a cultural experience in a charming setting.