A special treasure of the islanders
Ishigaki Island sightseeing tour Islander recommended course

Oritoori - Ishigaki City Official Tourism Information Website

Musician, Kiyama Shoten Masuto

Masuto-san of the three-member entertainment band "Kiiyama Shoten." Until now, he had been touring the country for live performances and hadn't spent much time on the island, but for the past year and a half...I have alwaysBeing on the island made her realize the good things about it all.

A cape located north of the Hoshino settlement. "It's a place that even the islanders don't know about, but the view is amazing just a short distance from the main road." Head north from the town, pass the Hoshino settlement, and turn right.

Nobarezaki

Approximately 15 minutes by car

This campsite is located on the east coast in the northern part of the island. "People come here with family and friends, or even camp alone." The sea is beautiful, so it's also recommended to stop by during a drive.

Inoda Campsite

Approximately 30 minutes by car

The long, stretching beach at Akasaki on the Sakieda Peninsula, a place he often comes to fish, is very pleasant. "You can see the mountains, and it's a really nice natural beach."

Akasaki Sea

Approximately 20 minutes by car

Masuto-san

This is a shop where I come to buy sashimi almost every day. Today I also got some tempura. In Okinawa, when you talk about tempura, the standard is fish or squid tempura with a fluffy batter.

On the island, there are more sashimi shops than fish shops.

Miyara Sashimi Shop

Approximately 5 minutes by car

I enjoyed some tempura after crossing the blue Southern Gate Bridge, near the bustling downtown area. This is another spot I often come to fish. It's a great place to fish near the city and enjoy the beautiful ocean view.

Freshly made tempura is perfect as a snack!

The sea beyond the Southern Gate Bridge

Mast Masato Sakieda / Kiyama Shoten
Member of the cousin brothers entertainment band, Kiiyama Shoten. Born and raised in Ishigaki Island. Hobbies include playing catch, fishing, and camping.