★All entrance fees included★ [Departing from Naha, Okinawa] Let's go to Yanbaru! Tour the Rail Forest and Oishirinzan Mountain, Yanbaru National Park Nature Enjoyment Course (Course C)

Yanbaru Forest Visitor Center Dome Theater: about 40 minutes You can experience the nature of Yanbaru on a 360-degree dome-shaped screen. We will introduce you to Yanbaru spots that cannot be covered on the tour through video. In addition, local specialties are sold in the adjacent building.

Kunigami Port Restaurant (Lunch): About 50 minutes [Kunigami Port Restaurant Menu] Fresh fish procured that day♪ We offer a five-piece sashimi platter and a fried local fish set meal♪ Enjoy a set meal that is unique to the local area. *The menu may change depending on the availability of stock. *If you do not like fish, please let us know when making your reservation. *We will provide you with a Western-style menu of meat or fish dishes. (You cannot choose)

Cape Hedo: Approximately 30 minutes About 120km north of Naha. Located at the northernmost tip of the main island of Okinawa, on a clear day you can see Yoron Island in Kagoshima, 22 km away. The cobalt blue sea seen from the cliffs of the uplifted coral reef is a masterpiece! The scenery along the west coast on the way to Cape Hedo is also recommended.

Daisekirinzan: About 1 hour It was designated as Yambaru National Park in September 2016! You can see the magnificent sea from the observatory through the promenade with rare subtropical plants and strange rock boulders that can only be seen in this area. If you are lucky, you may be able to meet the natural monument Okinawa rail! ?? It has been handed down as a sacred place since ancient times and is also famous as a power spot! You can choose from 4 walking courses, and there is also a barrier-free course that is easy to walk, so you can rest assured.

Yanbarukuina Ecological Exhibition and Learning Facility Rail Learning Center: Approximately 30 minutes There is a material booth where you can see the ecology and environmental conditions of the Okinawa rail, and an observation booth that reproduces the environment that actually inhabits the facility. You can see the Okinawa rail in front of you, which is hard to even see in reality!