Jade Torizaki Observation decks on Ishigaki Island. Impression was 🥹✨ that the sea was insanely beautiful

Fusaki Angel Pier ✨ I also took 🩷👰🏻 ♀️ a wedding photo here It is a place of memories, so I would definitely like to 🥰 visit it again

Sunset 🏖️ at Fusaki Beach Resort It was 🏝️ very beautiful I would love to go again!

Sunset 🥹 at Fusaki Beach on Ishigaki Island It was beautiful ✨ I would love to 💕 go again

Maesato Beach on Ishigaki Island 🏖️ I went to Ishigaki Island on my honeymoon, and I would like 🩷 to go there again someday

Kabira Bay 2023.07 Memories of my trip to Okinawa Since it was close to evening, I was able to take a picture when no one was around. You can't swim in Kabira Bay because the tide stream fast, but you can take a walk in the bay in a glass boat. You can relax while looking at the seabed in the beautiful bay.

The Milky Way seen on Ishigaki Island The air was clear, so I could see the Milky Way clearly with the naked eye. Even though it was not so far from the city, the sky was full of stars.

30 minutes by boat from Ishigaki Island. Phantom Island (Hamashima) It is called "Phantom Island" because it becomes so small that it cannot be seen at high tide (when the tide is high) and appears at low tide (when the tide is low). Until a few years ago, it was literally named "Phantom Island" because it completely disappeared at low tide, but now it appears even at high tide due to typhoons and daily waves and winds. The phantom island is a mysterious uninhabited island with Mr./Ms. fragments and pure white smooth sand, and the surrounding waters Unfold with breathtaking clarity throughout the year. The contrast between the color of the clear sea and the white sand beach is truly spectacular! Book the earliest boat in the morning and go ashore It was before the typhoon, but we were able to land safely.

At Kabira Bay, Ishigaki Island, Okinawa. A walk on the pure white sand beach next to the beautiful sea is a pleasant memory. At that time, it was a rare scenery before the typhoon and there were no boats.