True to its name, this beach offers a beautiful view of the emerald green sea and contrasting white beach. The place is also designated as one of the “55 Selected Beaches in Japan” by the Environment Agency. You can even look over all the way to Ie Island.
The popular beach is open for swimming from April to October, and every year at the end of July, the beach also becomes the site for the popular summer festival fireworks.
Either for playing, relaxing, or scenic viewing, Emerald Beach will be a satisfying choice!

21st Century Forest Beach is an artificial beach found within a park that also houses the Nago Civic Baseball Stadium, where the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters professional baseball team holds their annual spring training camp, as well as a multipurpose field, an outdoor stage and several other facilities. There is a small island at the center of the beach that divides the beach into three sections by usage (play beach, community beach, and sunset beach). All beach sections are equally beautiful and abound with activities like beach volleyball and barbeque. Open throughout the year.

Busena Cape is the home of the Bankoku Shiryokan Hall, the main venue for the July 2000 Kyushu-Okinawa G8 Summit Heads of State and Government Meeting, which is a part of an international ocean resort area. On the cape also stands the Busena Terrace luxury resort hotel, with its spacious white-sand beach. Circled with palm trees, it is an ideal spot to soak in the resort atmosphere. On the far right-hand side of the beach, the Busena Resort Underwater Observatory offers a 360-degree view of the ocean. Right on the beach, a pier has been set to allow many marine leisure activities, among which are glass boats, for great discoveries of the ocean.

Sunmarina Hotel Beach stretches for 400 meters. It is a shallow beach that changes its color from emerald blue to cobalt blue from time to time, and is protected by a large breakwater that ensures a calm, serene environment. The view of the sunset from the pier, which extends as if to enclose the beach, is truly a marvel. The beach is most suitable for people who are after activities like marine sports and leisure.

Moon Beach is situated in Onna Village, which is one of the prime resort destinations in Okinawa. Even though the semicircular beach is annexed to the hotel, the private beach is open to everyone and tourists can readily enjoy the tropical feel. Select from a wide variety of marine leisure programs, or try the picnic cruise that takes you for a venture into the wild of an uninhabited island.