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🌹The Miyako Islands are a group of islands in the western part of the Ryukyu Islands in Japan. The color of the sea water here is jelly blue, and it is also given the special name "Miyako Blue". What places can you see on Miyakojima? Resorts World One🔙Hong Kong🇭🇰 in September Hong Kong🇭🇰 boarding tour🇯🇵 on September 27th, the quantity is limited, come and book now🈯️ 1️⃣Higashi Heian Mingzaki A huge promontory that seems to split the sea in two. It is majestic, long and abrupt, stretching for 2 kilometers. It is one of Japan’s designated scenic spots. The lighthouse at the tip of the cape offers a view of the sea and sky that cannot be seen anywhere else. 2️⃣Irabu Bridge Among the toll-free bridges, it is said to be "the longest in Japan". The bridge across the vast blue waves is spectacularly beautiful. As the tide rises and falls and the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, it creates an ever-changing scene. 3️⃣Shashan Beach The sand grains of Shashan Beach are very fine and the water transparency is also extremely high. The entrance to the beach is a rolling sandy slope. Beyond the sandy slope, what appears in front of you is the beautiful coast shining with emerald light. 4️⃣ Ryugu Castle Observation Deck From the Ryugu Castle Observation Deck on Kuruma Island, you can see Irabu Island, Maehama Beach, etc. A sweeping view of Miyakojima. 5️⃣Yonaha Maehama Beach Located in the southwest of Miyako Island, the seven-kilometer stretch of white sand is the best in Japan and the best in Asia. The water is clear, the sand is white, the coconut trees are shadowed, and the sea water is as blue as a dream! Yonaha offers many water sports, including motor boats, speedboats, water skiing, paragliding, etc. 6️⃣Miyakojima Undersea Park There are viewing facilities with buildings located underwater. Marine fish can be seen up close and dolphins can sometimes be seen. You can also experience the coastal recreational facilities #Okinawa #Hong Kong #trip #relaxation #Japanese food