Kuramoto in Yōtashima, the southernmost place in Kagoshima Prefecture floating on the 27th parallel north latitude, is Arimura Sake Brewery. Yōtōjima is a warm year-round southern islet made up of coral reef bumps, and the wares of the islands' pro-fathers are the most common of the drinking ritual "yoken devotion" to entertain guests. With a sweet scent of brown sugar and a refreshing drink, this shochu is a gift of the southern island. Slowly, I want to taste it in island time. 20 degrees (720 milliliters) 1320 yen. 35 degrees (720 milliliters) 1980 yen.

The kiln opened by potter Sachiko Yamada. "Yunnu-Aaduruyaki" means yoken red earth ware in the language of the island. It is a pottery that focuses on the island's climate, and uses the island's red soil, which contains a lot of iron, and uses the island's nature, such as red soil, sugarcane, palm, and cycads, for glaze. Hands-on experience is 2200 yen. Two times at 10 o'clock, 14 o'clock to make an appointment.

Daikanku Coast is the largest beach on Yodo Island. The white sand beach continues for an extension of 2km, and campsites and town cottages (5500 yen per night) are maintained around the area. It is 1.5km offshore of this beach that appears only at low tide. It is a mysterious sandy beach that varies in time, position, size and shape that appears depending on the day. Best date and time, let's check with the tourist association in advance. To get to Yurigahama, take a glass boat (summary 15 minutes to, fare: 3000 yen to round trip) from Daikinkyu Coast. On the beach, let's spend time picking up star sand and shells.