Spreading out in front of the hotel is Yonaha Maehama Beach, known as the most beautiful beach in the Orient. It is a scenic spot with a total length of about 7km of pure white sand and a crystal clear emerald green sea.

A guide will take you on a cart tour through the park, showcasing its rare plants and tropical fruit trees. The shop also sells ice cream and juices made with freshly blended fruits.

Dynamic sea-crossing courses and a wide variety of authentic courses are all part of the attraction. Guests staying at Miyakojima TOKYU HOTEL & Resorts are offered discounted rates. During your stay, why not enjoy the beautiful seaside golf course?

It is the longest agricultural road bridge in Japan, with a total length of 1,690m, connecting Miyako Island and Kurima Island. From the bridge you can see the beautiful sandy beach of Yonaha Maehama. It is close to the hotel and is a recommended spot that you cannot miss if you are going for a bike ride or a drive.

A three-story observation deck built in the shape of Ryugu Castle on the hilltop of Kurima Island. The scenery that spreads out before you is exceptional, and you can see Maehama Beach on the opposite shore, the Kurima Bridge, the Irabu Bridge, and Irabu Island in one go.

The 3,540m long Irabu Ohashi Bridge, which connects Miyako Island and Irabu Island, opened on January 31, 2015 as the longest free bridge in Japan, allowing visitors to easily enjoy sightseeing on the naturally rich Irabu Island.

Ikema Ohashi Bridge is a 1,425m long bridge located in the northwest of Miyakojima City Okinawa, connecting Miyakojima and Ikema Islands. It opened on February 14, 1992, and connects Karimata on the Miyakojima side and Ikema on the Ikema Island side.

Miyako Island is a tourist spot where you can easily and casually interact with abundant marine resources in your everyday clothes. The main underwater observation facility allows you to see a part of nature that connects to the vast ocean through 24 acrylic panel windows. Discounted advance tickets are available at the leisure counter in the lobby.