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Ishigaki salt
To the workshop!
unique to the island
Ingredient studio
Unique to Ishigaki Island, made by pumping up seawaternatural ingredients
The workshop uses natural seasonings typical of the island.Those who seek or bath salts
etc., and visited the workshopI definitely recommend watching it.
(organic, macrobiotic, etc.)nature oriented,
Good for health-conscious people. )

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Ishigaki no Shio Kobo-mae bus stop is marked with yellow.
slow down
You can also come slowly by bus trip.
Yaeyama Islands
Birthplace of salt making
View of Iriomote Ishigaki National Park located in the west of Ishigaki Island
The beach in front of the salt factory in Ishigaki started about 300 years ago
"The birthplace of salt making in the Yaeyama Islands"But there is
It is a beautiful place where the original scenery of the Yaeyama Islands remains.

Recommended time
Working hours, from 09:30 to 14:00!
Being able to come to the workshop on a blue sky dayRecommended.
on a fine dayYou can see the working scenery.

Ishigaki salt making experience
This experience is recommended for these people.
I can't enter today.”
"It's fine if it's just enough to put your feet on
"I want to go into the sea, but
I don't want to swim in the sea
"I'm out of time"
"Family children's independent research"
Making amulets while experiencing the nature of Ishigaki Island
on the next page

For a company training trip
If you are interested when you come to Ishigaki Island
Please feel free to contact us.
(At least 60 minutes or more will be supported)
Please contact us by email
Thank you.
business hours
Monday-Sunday: 9:00am-18:00pm

(company name, schedule, number of people)
Yaeyama Islands
Ishigaki Island
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access
By public transportation
Azuma Unyu Co., Ltd. Azuma Bus Service
From Ishigaki Bus Terminal
About 28 minutes to the bus stop "Ishigaki no Shio Kobo-mae"
1 day free pass ¥1000
Michikusa free pass ¥2000
(5 days)
(24 hours)

By rental car
28 minutes by car from Ishigaki Airport
18 minutes by car from Kabira Bay
18 minutes by car from Ishigaki Port Remote Island Terminal