• Participants-only benefits page (coupons available at restaurants, information on hidden spots)

  
  

• Take a look at the mystical flowers that bloom for just one night and then fade by morning

  
  
• In Japan, the "Sagaribana" plant only grows in Okinawa and the Amami Islands.
• Don't miss this chance to see the beautiful starry sky of Ishigaki Island.

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- Course Information -

・Departure time: Around 9:30 PM *The meeting time and location will be
announced the day before the tour.

・Meeting place: Ishigaki Port Remote Island Terminal ・Duration: Approximately
1.5 hours ・End time: 11:00 PM

・Disbanding location: Ishigaki Port Remote Island Terminal ・Minimum number of
participants: 1

[Meeting place information]

Euglena Ishigaki Port Remote Island Terminal main entrance (Meeting time will
be announced the day before the tour)

Address: Misakicho, Ishigaki, Okinawa 907-0012

- Spot introduction -

・Sagaribana The "Sagaribana" is a fleeting flower that blooms for just one
night and then scatters by morning. It is characterized by four white petals
and countless pink stamens. It is called "Sagaribana" because the flowers hang
down from the tree branches. They start to bloom in the summer evenings,
blooming beautifully at night, and then scatter at dawn. The flowering period
is from late June when Okinawa's rainy season ends until midsummer.

・Stargazing Ishigaki Island is also known as "Star Island" or "Star Island,"
and is the first starry sky conservation area in Japan. Because it is less
affected by the jet stream, if the weather is good, you can see a starry sky
that looks like a still image.