Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and dramatic white volcanic rock formations, Jodogahama is often compared to the Pure Land of Buddhist paradise. Visitors can enjoy serene coastal walks or take a small boat to explore the glowing Blue Cave.

A impressive natural blowhole where ocean waves rush into a sea cave and spout forcefully into the air. Spouting height varies depending on the tide and wave conditions, offering a raw display of nature’s force.

A bustling local market packed with fresh seafood straight from the Pacific Ocean, along with local produce and regional delicacies. It is the best place to taste Bin-don, Miyako’s signature dish of fresh seafood served in a glass bottle.

Three massive rock formations standing up to 50 meters tall along the rugged coastline. Shaped over millions of years by wave erosion, these towering pillars offer a dramatic and photogenic coastal landscape.

An area known for its history with tsunamis and resilience. Accompanied by a local guide, visitors will visit the Great Seawall and preserved tsunami structure to learn about local disaster prevention and community recovery efforts.