Day 1

Naha Airport

13:00 BANTA CAFE by Hoshino Resorts

Lunch at a café overlooking the coral reef sea with a spectacular view

One of the largest ocean cafes in Japan stands on the "Iyumi Banta" (cliff for watching fish) along the inlet in Yomitan Village. Overlooking the shallow sea of "Ino" with its coral reefs, the café has four areas that take advantage of the natural topography. The "O-roof deck" overlooking the horizon, the "seaside terrace" on the slope leading to the beach, and the "rocky terrace" surrounded by native plants and large rocks, it is up to you to decide where you want to spend your time. You can relax in an extraordinary space with the sound of waves echoing in the air.
The menu is rich in local flavors, including Okinawan soul food "pork and egg onigiri" and "Uchina pizza toast" accented with bitter gourd. For drinks, we recommend the "Bukubuku Jule Soda," inspired by Okinawa's traditional Bukubuku tea.

15:00 HOSHINOYA Okinawa

Blissful Okinawan Luxury at "Gusuku no Iinkan

The coastal resort is surrounded by a "Gusuku Wall" inspired by Okinawa's historical sites, and all Guest rooms have ocean front desks. The grounds are dotted with an infinity pool, a dojo where guests can enjoy activities, and gardens and fields with colorful tropical flowers and grasses. Guest rooms and all other areas of the resort will be decorated with Yachimunun.

Hal

Ocean front desk rooms are low-rise with the ocean close by. The "Doma Dining Room" is decorated with traditional Okinawan crafts such as Yachimun cups and Ryukyu Bingata wallpaper. The charm of Guest room "Hal" is the "terrace living room" that juts out to the sea. It is a luxurious space where you can see the expression of the ocean at different times of the day.

15:30 "A Moment by the Sea

Relax with Okinawa's traditional "Bukubuku Tea

In the one-story dojo with red-tile roof and porch, guests can enjoy Okinawa's traditional "bukubuku-cha" tea. When "senri-mai-yu," which is roasted rice boiled down, and sanpin-cha tea are whisked together, the resulting tea is full of fluffy bubbles. Enjoy the healing tea while listening to the history of Bukubuku-cha.

18:30 "Evening Sitting

Watching traditional performing arts in a space surrounded by sunset

At dusk, traditional performing arts passed down from the Ryukyu Dynasty era are performed by the poolside. The performance will change daily from gorgeous Ryukyuan dance, to singing sanshin (a three-stringed instrument) with its unique melody, to a spirited Ryukyuan karate demonstration. You can experience a variety of traditional performing arts during your stay.

19:00 Pool

Sunset in the infinity pool that feels like you are in the ocean.

The swimming pool opens to the sea, and when the setting sun turns the area red, it seems to melt into the sea and the sky. The pool is divided into four areas with different depths, and chairs are scattered in the shallow waters where you can enjoy the pool in your clothes. There are also daybeds by the poolside, where you can spend your twilight time as you wish.

19:30 Dinner "Dining

Ryukyu Gastronomia - Bellezza" leads you to healthy beauty

The theme of the nine-course menu is the fusion of beauty and food, incorporating "kusuimun" (medicine and food), a concept that has been alive in Okinawa since ancient times. The dishes that nurture beauty are presented one after another in pursuit of the possibilities of Okinawa's unique ingredients in terms of flavor and nutrients. Yachimun dishes, full of the artist's individuality, complement the local flavors.

Day 2

07:00 "Morning Workout Deep Breathing

Wake up with a stretch while looking out at the ocean

The next morning, we will head to the dojo to participate in stretching exercises based on Ryukyu karate kata, breathing in for four beats and exhaling for eight beats while focusing on each part of the body to relieve stiffness throughout the body. After stretching, you will feel warm and refreshed.

07:30 Breakfast "Dining

Recharge your energy with a breakfast that makes your body happy

Breakfast is served in the open, light-filled dining room. Start with a glass of juice blended with fruits and herbs lined up at the counter. You can choose between the "Ryukyu Breakfast" featuring Okinawan specialties or the "Sicilian Breakfast" full of vegetables and fruits.

10:15 Yachimun no Sato

Find your favorite tableware by touring the lush greenery of the village

Yomitan Village has more than 70 kilns located throughout the village. Among them, "Yachimun-no-sato" is a major production center of Yachimun with 19 workshops. The village is dotted with galleries and select stores in addition to the workshops. Each workshop and artist has its own style, so you can find traditional vessels, innovative designs, and other unique works of art.
The "Yomitan-yaki Kyodo Kiln," with its red-tiled roof and masonry walls, is a symbol of the village and was built by four potters in 1980.
The Yachimun produced by the handiwork of the craftsmen are unique. Why don't you take your time to visit the village and find your own unique Yachimun?

13:00 CLAY Coffee & Gallery

Take a break with lunch and home-roasted coffee at a gallery café

This gallery and cafe was produced by Kyoshi Matsuda, the owner of Yomitan-yaki Kitagama, a joint kiln of four kilns in Yachimun-no-sato. In the chic concrete space, works by master craftsmen with both traditional strength and modern beauty are displayed.
The café serves home-roasted coffee, including the house blend "clay," lunch items such as beef curry and taco rice, and sweets in original containers. The cafe also offers lunch and sweets made with carefully selected ingredients from Okinawa and other parts of the country, as well as the opportunity to experience the comfort of the tableware. After lunch, you can enjoy looking for fascinating Yachimun in the gallery. Coffee beans can be purchased, and the gallery can be used only, so be sure to stop by.

14:00 Ceramic Studio Ichiban

A potter's gallery that reflects today's Okinawa with respect for ancient pottery

Located on a hill overlooking the ocean is the studio of Koji Ikki, a potter who moved from Kyoto and has been observing Okinawa for about 40 years. While pursuing the formative beauty of Ryukyu Dynasty pottery, he also puts the "breath of Okinawa" into his works. The works, which reflect the history, nature, and human life of Okinawa, are so full of life that you will be captivated by them at first glance.
Some-tsuke," a series that has been handled since the workshop was established, is a standard series in which bold cobalt painting is reflected in the white makeup. Persian Blue" has an impressive gradation of blue, as if the sea and sky of Okinawa had been melted into it. Other series such as "WAKUTA" and "mintama" fit in with contemporary lifestyles. Ichibanki's individual works are also a must-see.

15:00 HIZUKI

A beautiful world of light and shadow woven by glass

When you open the gallery door, your eyes are greeted by a variety of glass works that emit a faint sparkle. The studio and gallery run by glass artist Oyabu Miyo, who attracts many fans, attracts visitors from far and wide. The glassware, plates, lampshades, and other items on display in the gallery are created by Oyabu, who handles the entire process from blowing to finishing. The bubbled, antique-looking pieces feel soft and warm in the hand, making you want to cherish and use them for a long time.
Each piece has its own unique look, which changes with the sunlight streaming into the gallery. The shadows created by the light are like art, reminding us once again of the charm of glass.

19:00 Dinner "Gathering Service

A luxurious moment to enjoy freshly prepared food with a view of the sunset

Dinner is served by the "gathering service," in which dishes prepared by the chef are delivered to Guest rooms. In addition to a la carte dishes with a wide variety of variations, Japanese, Western, and shabu-shabu sets are also available. You can enjoy freshly prepared dishes anytime you like.

Day 3

08:30 Breakfast "In-Room Dining

A relaxing morning in a private space

For mornings when you want to relax, we recommend the In-Room Dining Breakfast, which you can enjoy in your Guest room. You can choose between Japanese and Western-style dishes, both of which are full of Okinawa's seasonal ingredients. The fresh sea breeze, the soothing sound of waves, and the rich local bounty will fill your body and soul in the morning.

11:50 Check out of HOSHINOYA Okinawa

12:00 OLU Grill

A delicious burger with a thick patty, served with an ocean view

This all-seating ocean front desk grill restaurant is attached to the ocean cafe "BANTA CAFE by Hoshino Resorts BANTA CAFE" along the cove. Enjoy authentic grilled dishes of carefully selected meats and seafood grilled over a high wood fire while gazing out at the ocean.
Recommended is the lunch-only hamburger. The signature "Au Roux Burger" is a juicy wood-fired patty, lettuce, and tomato sandwiched on a grilled bun. A total of six varieties are available, and takeout is also available.
The "Grilled Hamburger Curry," a spicy curry topped with a coarsely ground hamburger, cheese, and poached egg, is another fan favorite. For dessert, the rich "Baked Cheesecake" with mango sauce is popular.

14:00 Tsuboya Yachimun Street

Souvenir shopping on the historically rich Yachimun Street

Tsuboya is a place where pottery has been produced for more than 300 years since the kilns on the island were gathered during the Ryukyu Dynasty. The cobblestone streets, which retain the atmosphere of old Okinawa, are lined with stores directly operated by the potteries of Tsuboya-yaki, select stores, and cafes.
Tsuboya Pottery is attractive for its thick, chunky form and simple texture. The stores offer a wide variety of pottery pieces, including earthenware with a sense of texture and plates with bold designs, making the search for Yachimun exciting.
In addition to the stores, the street is also dotted with Tsuboya Pottery Museum, a climbing kiln, and other attractions. A stroll along the "suji gui" (alley) is also an enjoyable experience, and as you enter the side streets, you will see red-tiled roofs and stone walls covered with greenery, creating an atmosphere of nostalgia.