Discover the best top things to do in Taketomi-cho, Japan including Nishihama Beach, Iriomote Osanpo Kibun, Iriomotejima Ken Guide, Iriomote Island, Kondoi Beach, Pinaisara Falls, Barasu Island, Island Countryside Settlement, Hairumubushi Beach, Hama-jima Island (The Phantom Island).
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5.0 based on 424 reviews
Quite Paradise on the beautyfull province of Okinawa. Worthy to see and to visit. Easy to find but nothing to eat, no one restaurant or bar.
5.0 based on 61 reviews
Iriomote Kayak Tour Service. We offer Kayaking, Trekking, Snorkeling, Canyoning, and Caving from beginner to advance in Iriomote Island where you can enjoy subtropical jungle, mangrove, and emerald green ocean. We accept many foreigners all year around.Please come to join our tour to explore Iriomote Island.
5.0 based on 655 reviews
I have interesting information and a variety of fields such as waterfalls jungle dwells Iriomote sea and spread of coral reef of Iriomote Island, forest of vast mangrove, the unexplored, the culture of the island. Will be happy to help so that you can make the memories and best smile never fading life to everyone as a motto of "safety, moving experiences, smile."
4.5 based on 494 reviews
If you are adventurous and want to really explore a beautiful place that is remote and yet a place with so many tings to do, then you really must visit Iriomote. I was there on an cultural anthropology visit with about 12 other people that was being lead by Dr. Barbara Golden. When our boat landed, the first thing I thought of was the island in the original King Kong movie, it was so remote, pristine and it was a real South Pacific / South China Sea island. We were met by a bus with several Catholic nuns in it and were taken to the other side of the island where they has several places for us to stay (boys place and the other was the girls place). We watche them make paper out of a native plant that when soaked in water for a few days in the hot sun kind of boiled the plant. Then 3 days in the sun and it was a very fiberous plant with long fibers that could be woven and beat into a very expensive paper. We also went to the beach to look for the smallest seashells in the world, we found about 10 pounds of them! Then we had several field briefings on the native plants, some were considered as extinct over 2.5 million years ago, they are a cross between a fern and a Ginko Biloba tree. they also have a cat on the island called the "Yama necko" or mountain cat. Every night we were free to walk around and visit before we had our traditional Iriomote evening meal. Iriomote is by far the one of the most beautiful and interesting Ryukyuan islands. The island north of Iriomote each have unique adventures that will await you, from an ox cart ride to seeing a "Turtle Back" Ocean floor. If you want to explore and have a very memorable time, visit this part of Japan, and please go to Iriomote as your dessert!
4.5 based on 790 reviews
I spent a day biking and beaching on Taketomi and it could not have been better. A short ferry ride from Ishigaki, it is the perfect size to spend a day wandering around. This beach is the crown jewel - large, gorgeous, perfect water, sandbars, and facilities to rinse off.
4.5 based on 217 reviews
I had a really enjoyable day with Taka and 3 other customers as we kayaked and hiked to the top and bottom of the Pinaisara Falls. The kayaking was easy but the hiking requires a bit of dexterity. Taka speaks English well and explained clearly essential information and a lot about the amazing nature we trekked through. He prepared a delicious Okinawan noodle lunch and a Mochi snack. I highly recommend this tour with this company!
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Hamajima island is a crescent-shaped uninhabited island floating 10 km west of Ishigaki Island, between Kohama Island and Taketomi Island. Hamajima island is familiar to tourists by the name of "Phantom Island" from being able to show only when the tide is pulling. A large panorama spreading to 360 degrees without shielding visibility seems to be a "beach floating in the sea".
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