Hoocha.

It features bulbs and cut flowers, such as white and noble elabuuri and freesia, which are a specialty of Okinawa Ryōbe. The price is 500 to 1500 yen for 10 lilies, 500 to 800 yen for gladiolus, 200 to 300 yen for freesia. Lilies are strong in the cold, and because the bulbs themselves have power, they do not depend on the environment and grow strong. There are also Oriental lilies such as Casablanca. Available for nationwide shipment.

A park maintained around the island's largest sandy beach, northwest of Wadomari Port. From the observation tower, which is a symbol of the shape of the island's specialty, you can see not only the full view of the park, but also the shining Pacific Ocean. In addition, there are campsites and barbecue facilities in the park.

A tomb in the style of Ryukyu built on a coral reef. It is a historical site dating from around the 15th century when the island of Okinawa was under the control of the Hokusan dynasty of Ryukyu along with the island of Yorō. In the innermost part, the spirits of Kitasanno's second son, Chiyo Maimatsu [machijyo] and his family, who had ruled the island as the island lord (the lord of the island), sleep. The story remains that King Nakayama [Chuzan], who had an antagonistic relationship with Kitayama, had sent him to Okinawa Island, and that Maimatsu Chiyo thought he would come to attack, causing his wife and children to commit self-harm as a companion.