Ie Village

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Ie Village is a very romantic and mysterious isolated island located on "Ie Island" which you cross by ferry from Motobu Peninsula on Okinawa's main island, where beautiful nature and unique traditional culture breathe. From "Gusuku-yama," the symbol of the island, you can overlook the overwhelming panorama landscape woven by Okinawa's blue ocean and sky, strongly shaking the hearts of visiting travelers. Away from urban busyness, in the slow island time, looking at the starry sky and listening to wave sounds brings ultimate healing. Touching the essence of Okinawa's great nature and realigning yourself, it promises the best isolated island retreat experience.

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Ie Village

Address: 38 Higashieamae, Ie Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture
Website: https://www.iejima.org/bunya/kanko/
Operator: Iejima Tourism Association

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