Enjoy the ultimate relaxation experience in the great outdoors of Ishigaki Island!

It is located within the grounds of Ishigaki Salt Village, about a 10-minute drive from the city center. As you enter the facility, you'll feel like you're exploring a jungle. Of particular note are the salt spa, which is full of a tropical atmosphere, and two types of outdoor saunas. After working up a sweat in the barrel sauna, which is soothing in the warmth of wood, and the Indian typographical tent sauna, you can relax on the directly connected beach while watching the sunset. There is also a kitchen and bar by the pool (BBQ is also available by reservation). We are also accepting reservations for wedding after-parties and private parties!

Eat delicious meat and recharge your energy!

It's a three minute walk from the 730 intersection. Just across from Yaeyama Post Office, a yakiniku restaurant has opened where you can enjoy Ishigaki beef and Japanese Black beef delivered directly from their own farm. Their signature dish is a tasting of Ishigaki beef and homemade Japanese Black beef served on a 75cm serving plate. Each set is a two-person serving of six items, all at a reasonable price. There is also a full range of side dishes, including kimchi, namul, salad, and authentic soup made with beef bones. The restaurant has spacious tables, allowing you to relax and unwind. They also hold a special campaign on the 29th of every month (Meat Day). Details will be posted on social media!

Cover your guests in sweets, and make great gifts or souvenirs.

A French pastry shop has opened along the industrial road near Yaeyama Police Station. The name of the shop, farinez'vous, means "covered in flour" in French. They are particular about the wheat that is the framework for making sweets, and sell a variety of items, mainly French pastries. The interior of the store is designed so that you can see the kitchen, creating a homey atmosphere where you can really get a feel for the manufacturing process. Just looking at the colorful cakes lined up in the show window makes you feel happy. They also have a wide selection of baked goods that are perfect as gifts, small souvenirs, and snacks.

Over 1,000 US vintage items. A hidden vintage store in Euglena Mall

The Euglena Mall is bustling with tourists again, just like usual. Among the rows of souvenir shops, right next to the Ishigakijima Community Shop, there is a staircase leading up to the second floor. Climbing the concrete stairs that remind me of the island's elementary school, I reached the entrance to a second-hand clothing store that also evokes a sense of nostalgia. The contrast between the "fashionable" souvenir shop on the first floor and the "nostalgic" second-hand clothing store is interesting.

A small gallery shop in a back alley. You can also experience bingata dyeing.

This is a gallery shop run by Ikema Mayuko, a calligrapher and bingata artist who works alongside her husband, who runs an Okinawan restaurant. She creates a wide range of works, including title characters for television and movies, "Gofune-in" (a seal to commemorate boarding the Yaeyama Sightseeing Ferry), New Year's card designs, frames and murals. Each piece of art expresses Okinawa's flowers and is carefully crafted. In the gallery, which is filled with colorful works, there are many original products such as T-shirts and postcards on display, and you can also experience bingata photo frames (reservations required).

Delivering "Ishigaki Island and the Yaeyama Islands"

A newly renovated travel agency with Ishigaki Island YouTuber "Hideoman" as its new president. In addition to selling bus tickets, boat tickets to remote islands, and tours to various remote islands, the company is constantly sending out useful information such as new original courses that have never been seen before and interesting projects that consider the future of the islands! Hideoman, who knows Ishigaki Island and Yaeyama Islands inside and out, and the escorting island staff will suggest polite and fun trips. Not only can you get advice for family and friends visiting the island, but island residents can also feel free to drop by.