[Okinawa, Ishigaki Island] Absolutely popular Yaima Village and mangroves! Nagura Ampal SUP and Kayak Tour in the great outdoors Super Summer Sale 2024 YSK

Yaima Village on Ishigaki Island Yaima Village is the southernmost theme park in Japan, where the houses of the Yaeyama region are recreated against the backdrop of lush nature. You can hear the sounds of the sanshin from the old red-tiled houses, which are registered as tangible cultural properties of the country, and the park also features a buffalo pond, a crested eagle protection cage, and a squirrel monkey garden. Climb up to the observation deck and try looking for wild birds!

Squirrel Monkey There are lots of animals in Yaima Village! You can see rare squirrel monkeys, crested eagles, and water buffalo. Children will love feeding the squirrel monkeys.

Red-tiled streetscape You can see the traditional island style of housing! The rare red roofing tiles and high-quality coral stone walls are a must-see. Tools used in life at that time are also on display. There are plenty of photogenic spots!

Beginners are welcome! SUP and kayaking are water sports that are rapidly gaining in popularity! Most people will be doing it for the first time, so don't worry! Experience the great outdoors that Ishigaki boasts with this innovative marine sport. Once you get used to it, most people will be able to stand up in no time.

You don't have to worry about your physical strength! It's a relaxed ride, so even if you're not confident in your stamina, you'll be fine! Children and the elderly can ride together on a tandem. You'll be wearing a life jacket, but the water is generally shallow and deep enough for you to stand on, so beginners and children can feel safe. Our staff love the jungle and mangroves! Come and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere♪

Mangrove roots are a paradise for living creatures! Many rare creatures such as crabs and gobies live in the roots of the mangroves. You can also land on the wetlands, so take your time to observe them. You can also see rare creatures such as the world's largest silver butterfly and the mangrove sawtooth moth!

Even endangered species! Nagura Amparu is home to many small creatures and wild birds. Rare birds such as the migratory kingfisher and ruddy kingfisher, and the Crested Serpent Eagle, which is found only on Ishigaki Island and Iriomote Island, live here lively and energetically.