Iheya Island Tuk-Tuk Scenic & Power Spot Tour: Mythical Journey w/ Guide (4 hrs, Video Included)

Highlights

• Travel around by electric tuk-tuk! Enjoy a breezy, open-air ride as you explore the island comfortably
• Guided by a local nature experience instructor who will explain the island’s history and legends in detail
• Visit Iheya’s mystical power spots, including Tana Shrine and Amamado Shrine
• With a regular driver’s license, you can also enjoy driving the tuk-tuk
• Make it a lasting memory—video footage from the tour is included as a free gift

What to expect

Explore Iheya Island’s power spots and historic sites on a small-group electric tuk-tuk tour. Visit Tana Shrine, Nento Hiramatsu Pine, and the Kumaya Cliffs with a guide, plus a short hike at scenic viewpoints. Free video data included♪

What's included

• Activity Fee
• Photo service

About this experience

Starting at

08:30

Schedule

1. Meet at the ferry terminal.
2. Check-in
3. Shinugu-do (the night before)

   A sacred place of prayer where Iheya Island’s traditional event, the “Shinugu Festival,” is held. It is a site that symbolizes the island’s spiritual culture.

   
4. Sugar factory

   A place where you can learn about the island’s traditional sugarcane industry. The simple scenery is also part of its charm.
5. Tana Shrine

   A shrine that has long been worshipped on Iheya Island. Prayers to the local deities are deeply rooted in the community.

   
6. Akashi Beach

   A peaceful beach with shallow waters and white sand stretching out before you. It offers a glimpse of Iheya’s original landscape.
7. Amamado Shrine

   A mystical shrine linked to the Japanese myth of the “Ama-no-Iwato” legend. The area is filled with a solemn atmosphere.

   
8. Nento Hiramatsu Pine Tree

   A giant Ryukyu pine designated as a National Natural Monument. Feel the impressive presence of this centuries-old tree!

   
9. Kumaya (cave & cliff top)

   Kumaya Cave, featured in local mythology, and the spectacular cliff-top views above it. A hiking route is available.

   
10. Kuba Mountain

    A central site of the island’s nature worship. A quiet spot surrounded by beautiful forest.

    
11. Suga-bama Beach (Shioge Beach)

    A quiet beach with crystal-clear waters. A soothing scenic spot with breathtaking views.
12. Yahee Rock

    A massive rock that has long been revered as a sacred presence. A landmark where nature and faith come together.

    
13. Iheya’s Shisa (guardian lion-dog statue)

    A unique shisa, beloved as the island’s guardian deity, will welcome you.

    
14. Tour ends.
15. Disband on site.

Location and Directions

• Check-in / Check-out

  Ferry Terminal

  Iheya Village Tourism & Transportation Division, 217-27 Gakiya, Iheya Village, Okinawa, Japan

  

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