
Tonaki Island (Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings)
Tonaki Jima
A timeless landscape of red-tiled roofs, white sand paths, and Fukugi tree avenues.Explore this spot

Tonaki Island is a small island covering 3.84 km², located approximately 58 km northwest of Okinawa Main Island.
What makes it special
About Tonaki Island (Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings)
- Traditional Scenery: Experience the classic Okinawan landscape of red-tiled roofs and Fukugi tree avenues.
- Marine Life: Witness the rich biodiversity, including sea turtles roaming the pristine waters.
- Nighttime Charm: Enjoy the serene atmosphere of the village illuminated by soft footlights.
- Cultural Heritage: Explore a site designated as a Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.
- Island Life: A perfect destination for those who appreciate a quiet, rustic environment (please prepare supplies in advance).
Photo gallery
All photosWeather forecast
Tue
8/4
30°/27°
79%
Wed
8/5
30°/28°
32%
Thu
8/6
29°/29°
71%
Fri
8/7
29°/27°
97%
Sat
8/8
28°/28°
94%
Sun
8/9
28°/27°
78%
Mon
8/10
28°/27°
64%
Tips
Payment
Cash is the primary method of payment; please carry sufficient Japanese Yen.
Language Support
English support at tourist information centers is limited.
Reservations
Advanced booking is required for helicopter taxi services.
Clothing
Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes suitable for coastal and village exploration.
Photography
While photography of the landscape is permitted, please respect the privacy of local residents.
Accessibility
Paths on the island may include sandy surfaces or uneven steps.
Preparation
As there are very few shops, please purchase all food and drinks before arriving on the island.

