Prince Ginowan Tropical Beach
Near the convention centre in Ginowan, a beach the townspeople use.
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Near the convention centre in Ginowan, a beach the townspeople use.
About a kilometre of natural white sand, known locally as Ougu beach.
At the eastern foot of Mount Kin, looking from Cape Nohara in the south to Cape Hirakubo at the northern tip of Ishigakijima.
A shallow bay between Irabujima and Shimojishima, chosen among Japan's hundred finest shores in 1996.
Inside the Ocean Expo Park, divided into three: a beach for play, one for rest and one for the view.
A farm stand on Miyakojima supporting the island's growers.
Just by Zamami port, inside the Environment Ministry visitor centre, with travel information and left luggage.
A village-run beach on the west coast of Yomitan, beside Cape Zanpa park.
Four hundred metres of beach, given the highest grade in the Environment Ministry's water quality survey.
A shallow natural beach, where white coral and shells wash up for collecting.
A colony of glasswort along Lake Notoro in Abashiri. In autumn the shoreline turns red.
Sapporo's nightlife district. At the August festival, portable shrines and dancers fill the streets.
About 23 hectares of sunflowers across the hills of Hokuryu, among the largest such fields in Japan.
A festival in central Ishinomaki, with a parade of portable shrines and a drum and fife corps, closing with some 6,000 fireworks.
Descended from the Edo-period Sendai Festival and revived on the 350th anniversary of Masamune's death, with sparrow dancing, a warrior procession and float parade.
Two sacred barges carrying portable shrines cross Matsushima Bay, followed by about 100 escort boats. One of Japan's three great boat festivals.
On the eve, hand dancing and floats moving by night; on the day itself, the musicians play together and the floats go round the town.
420,000 sunflowers on a hill at Sanbongi in Osaki. Ice cream and sweets are made from the sunflowers too.
A fireworks competition at Omagari in Daisen. Makers come from across Japan; it is held to be the most prestigious such contest in the country.
Kakunodate's festival, held every 7 to 9 September. Some 400 years old, it has floats that ram each other.