Uppo

On the north side of the island, the closest swimming beach to the settlement. Wanting the island of Mizushima [Minajima] in front of you, the sheer white sand and the shining sea of emerald green spread out. The waves are calm in the shallow sea. You can enjoy snorkel and sea bathing. There is a shower and toilet in the park. There is also an azuma shop. When it comes to holidays, the appearance of parents and children enjoying swimming in the sea is seen.

Local Museum of Art with an exhibition of folk materials transmitted to the island. With the clothes, food, and residence of the island as pillars, agricultural tools, fishing equipment, funerals, and rituals are displayed, and you can see how they lived for a long time. Exhibits of ritual tools used for the Feng Nen Festival, which is held every year in August of the lunar calendar, and the costumes and lion heads of the August Dance (Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property), which is held on August 8 of the lunar calendar, as well as the sutupunaka of events representing faith in God since ancient times are of high historical value.

A masonry long-sighting stand in a position with a view of the Yaesan Islands. The age of the building is unknown, but it is said to have been built for ships that come to collect the poll tax [nintozei] and other items around the 17th century during the Ryukyu dynasty, as well as to keep an eye on foreign enemies. Nearby is the 18m high Yaeyama Enmyo Observatory, which has been erected in recent years, and a 360-degree panorama can be enjoyed from the top. The surrounding area is maintained as a natural park, and hundreds of dozens of kinds of plants are planted.