A trip around the remote islands of Uruma

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  Katsuren Castle Ruins

  This World Heritage Site is known as the castle of Amawari, the lord of the Ryukyu Kingdom. It's a scenic spot captivating with its beautiful castle walls built into the cliff face and the stunning cobalt-blue sea view from the top. At its base lies "Amawari Park," a complex of historical and cultural facilities where visitors can learn while having fun.
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  浜比嘉島

  Within the island, which has a circumference of approximately 7 km, red tiled roofs and stone walls remain, and traditional life and culture thrive. The entire island is considered a power spot, associated with Amamikiyo, the goddess of the creation of the Ryukyu Kingdom, and dotted with numerous places of worship. Take a leisurely stroll around the island and feel the quiet tranquility.
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  Tsuken Island

  Known as the production area of ​​"Tsuken carrots," the island boasts carrot fields covering almost half of the island, a carrot observation deck, the remains of Okinawa's oldest lighthouse, and beaches with crystal-clear waters. It is accessible by ferry or high-speed boat from Heshikiya Port.
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  Miyagi Island

  The area boasts a variety of popular spots where you can enjoy nature and food, including "Kaho Banta," a power spot also known as "Cape of Happiness," and the "Nuchimaasu Tourist Salt Factory," where you can observe the production process of mineral-rich salt "Nuchimaasu."
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  Urumarche

  If you want to experience Uruma's food scene, from vegetables and fish to souvenirs, this is the place to go. The restaurant offers delicious dishes made with fresh ingredients.
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  Ikei Island Community Store

  The Ikeijima Community Store, a kind of living room for the island, has been in business for 103 years. It's a space where time seems to slow down in a nostalgic atmosphere. There is an eat-in area.

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