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Fusaki Beach
About fifteen minutes by car from central Ishigaki. A natural beach where tropical fish gather, with the sunset seen from the pier.
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Ishigaki City Designated Swimming Beach: Sukuji Beach
Within Iriomote-Ishigaki National Park. Shallow, and the water tends to be calm.
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Shikina Island Clinic (Dr. Coto Clinic)
The clinic set actually used in filming the drama, open to visitors on Yonagunijima.
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Maesato Beach
A resort beach on Ishigakijima, open to non-residents, with gear for hire.
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Ishigaki Yaima Village
On a hill above Nagura Bay. Its relocated houses, over 110 years old, are registered cultural properties.
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Euglena Mall
An arcade with over a hundred souvenir shops and restaurants, holding the Ishigaki municipal market.
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Ishigaki Island Sunset Beach
A beach used as a film location, with a range of sea activities.
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Ishigaki Island Limestone Cave
The largest limestone cave on Ishigakijima, formed over 200,000 years.
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Nishi Beach
A beach on Haterumajima, known for the contrast of blue and green called Haterumu blue. Nishi means north in the local speech.
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Tamatorizaki Observatory
At the eastern foot of Mount Kin, looking from Cape Nohara in the south to Cape Hirakubo at the northern tip of Ishigakijima.
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Tojinbaka (the Chinese Memorial Tomb)
A grave honouring the Chinese who died in the Bowne incident of the mid 19th century.