Tourist facilities information
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You can enjoy the whole history, culture and nature
The Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town, which is lined with red tile old folk house, offers a variety of crafts such as Bingata Dyeing and Hata weaving.
You can enjoy the day, such as Gyokusendo Cave, the largest natural monument in Speleothem, and Okinawa's only Habu Museum Park.
■ Inquiries Tel. 098-949-7421
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This is the earth! Huge sculptures of the gods
The world's northernmost tropical karst terrain formed by erosion of limestone 250 million years ago.
There are two walking courses, including a barrier-free course.
The view from the top of the mountain is a highlight.
■ Inquiries Tel. 0980-41-8117
Mobile phone. 090-2585-8111
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Let's explore ancient coral reefs
The largest limestone cave in Ishigaki-jima Island.
The Speleothem group, which rises in a huge underground space, is reminiscent of a palace.
Fossils such as shako shells can be seen in the cave, exactly where the legend of Ryugu lives.
■ Inquiries Tel. 0980-83-1550
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I came for a beach like this
Ishigaki-jima Island's only beach where you can swim at low tide.
Untouched nature and the clear beauty of the sea are your only hideaway secret beach.
Various activities such as snorkeling are also available.
■ Inquiries Tel. 0980-83-1550
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The original forest where the guardian of time dwells
A forest spreading in the valley formed by the collapse of the limestone cave.
A tour of about 1 hour and 20 minutes around Taniuchi with a professional guide is a journey that not only touches nature but also travels beyond space and time to trace the mystery of life.
■ Inquiries Tel. 098-948-4192
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Gentle body-friendly Habu Snake Liquor and Okinawa beer
Nanto Brewery is a small brewery in Okinawa that produces body-friendly liqueurs and local beer, including the medicinal sake Habu Snake Liquor.
■ Inquiries Tel. 0120-710-611
Please also use the Nanto official Facebook site!
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