Journey Through Sacred Trails of Self-Discovery.

Journey Through Sacred Trails of Self-Discovery.

The subtropical climate and the lifestyle nurtured by the Kuroshio ocean current, offering a tour of its biodiversity, mangroves, and traditional culture. Ride an e-bike through forests and explore the "living forest" by kayak.

There are many nocturnal animals and endemic plants, some found only in the forests of Amami. Guided by an interpreter and licensed eco-tour guide, visitors experience and understand the biodiversity.

Kokuto Shochu, or brown sugar distilled liquor, is a major industry in the Amami Islands and the only place in Japan that produces it. Visit several distilleries to explore the differences in production processes and taste.

Trekking through the forest trail in Sumiyo, you can see some scenic waterfalls and finally reach the deepest to see the gigantic figs.

Mt. Yuwandake, Amami-Oshima’s tallest peak (694m), is sacred to locals. Its subtropical forest hosts endemic species like wild gingers, orchids, and Amami jays, offering a serene nature escape.

Amami Oshima is home to many endemic bird species. Specialized guides will show you the diverse birdlife found on Amami Oshima. 

From Setouchi Town or Uken Village, charter a boat to uninhabited islands, enjoy stunning views, relax on a deserted beach, and explore untouched forests for a unique experience.