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The town of Kume-jima is an island with the beach of Hate, which is said to be the best in the East, rich in sea and culture. The history of the Ryukyu dynasty and the rich nature are combined with the island.

While being close to Naha, Yaese is a town where you can enjoy nature and history like Okinawa, where you can get in touch with Okinawa's past and present while walking around, such as the sites of war and old cobblestone streets.

Beidadō Village is an isolated island created by raised coral reefs, with unique terrain and culture. Through fishing experiences and island cuisine, valuable experiences cannot be obtained elsewhere.

Tonaki Village is an island where the traditional architecture of Okinawa remains colorful, and the town line with red tile roofs is attractive. You can experience the original Okinawan culture in a quiet environment that is not too touristy.

Namdaidō Village is a village centered on Namdaidō Island, a solitary island with deep remote island experiences, including volcanic island-specific landscapes and caving and sugarcane field landscapes.

Tokashiki Village is part of the Kerama Islands and is one of the world's best in the sea, which is called Kerama Blue. You can swim with tropical fish by snorkeling and diving, and enjoy the tranquility of the island.

Located on the nature-protected Kerama Islands, Zama Mura is a whale-watching attraction. The crystal clear sea and the starry sky and the time of the laid-back island heal visitors.

Awakuni Village is a village consisting of the island of Awakuni, with its dynamic escarpment and unique culture. It is perfect for those seeking a quiet island trip, and you can meet the pristine Okinawan original landscape.

Kitanakagusuku is a quiet village with the ruins of Nakagusuku Castle, a world heritage site, and beautiful countryside. You can enjoy a calm time in which you will be exposed to idyllic landscapes and traditional cultures while feeling the history of the Ryukyu.

Nakagusuku is a region where nature and history are reconciled, and it is located on a high ground overlooking Nakagusuku Bay. It is a spot where you can feel the sea breeze and touch local life through traditional events.