Yoron Island course that heals you on the white sandy beach

Approximately 1.5km offshore from Oganeku Beach, it appears during spring and summer low tides, usually from spring to summer. Depending on the day, they appear at different times, in different positions, and in different sizes. The white sands of Yurigahama Beach and the emerald green color of the sea are truly a paradise on earth.

If you want to thoroughly enjoy the sea, this is recommended. You can go snorkeling, paddle a canoe or board yourself, or enjoy water bikes and jet skis. Since instructors are stationed, even beginners can use it with confidence.

Around 1405-1416, the third son of King Hokuzan of Ryukyu (Oushan) built the castle, but it was left unfinished due to the fall of King Hokuzan on the way. The Yoron Juugoya Dance, which is held three times a year on the grounds of the castle ruins, is a nationally designated Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.

You can learn deeply about the life and culture of the island at the outdoor folklore museum where old folk houses and folk tools are left as they are. There is also a souvenir corner that sells Yoron Island's traditional foods such as pickled papaya and pork miso, as well as basho cloth products, original polo shirts, and folk crafts.

There is no railway on Yoron Island, but there is a station monument named "Yoron Station". Inside the station, there are wheels on rails about 5 meters long, station name signs, and gates. Free of course

Yoron Island is an island formed by a raised coral reef. Akasaki Limestone Cave is a sculpture of nature that was created over a long period of time when the ground was eroded by groundwater. (Please refer to the website for business hours, etc.)