Minami-Daito Village

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Minami-Daito Village is a very unique and mysterious isolated island located about 360km east of Okinawa's main island. Unlike other islands, it is an uplifted atoll, and the unique landscape surrounded by steep cliffs strongly attracts travelers. Completely away from urban digital busyness, the slow time in this quiet island gently resets mind and body, bringing deep peace. Touching the warm people and food culture of the island and enjoying the charm of Okinawa's remote islands with all five senses, you can spend a heart-enriching, intellectual, and special holiday for adults.

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Minamidaito Village Tourism Association

Minami-Daito Village

Address
Zaisho, Minamidaito Village, Shimajiri District, Okinawa Prefecture
Website
https://www.minamidaito-okinawa.com/
Operator
Minamidaito Village Tourism Association

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