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The Okinawa Beach Ranking
— 35 Beaches Ranked, and the 10 Left Unranked

BByline: Someone who measures swimming beaches and beaches apart (35 beaches scored on six axes / the 10 with no public disclosure go unranked, and the absence itself is written down)

Trying to rank Okinawa's beaches, the first thing this writer ran into was the wall of "which of these is actually a swimming beach in the first place?" Miyakojima City writes this on its own official site — "Miyakojima City has many coastlines where beautiful, untouched nature remains, but those shores are not swimming beaches." By the city's own classification, Yonaha Maehama is not a swimming beach, nor is Sunayama, nor Yoshino Coast, nor Painagama. Taketomi Town says much the same thing: "there is no lifeguard."
So the writer stopped choosing beaches. Six public lists — the prefecture's official tourism site, the prefecture's water-quality surveys, the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list, the Ministry of the Environment's bathing-beach surveys, its selection of 100 recommended bathing beaches, and the Japanese Wikipedia — and the 45 beaches that appear on two or more of them are this article's field. Nobody was hand-picked. And the count of listings that built this field is never used for the order, not once.
The 45 beaches were then split in two. Only the 35 whose operating body has published a swimming season or safety measures are ranked; the 10 for which no such disclosure could be found are left unranked. They were not excluded for scoring low. It is to avoid putting a score on something with no material to score (later in this article there is a table of those 10 beaches, laid out with only what could be measured).
The order itself was set by six measures — is the water clean; is swimming safety in place; are there facilities; is it easy to reach; how much of the year is it open; is it free of charge. First overall is Maesato Beach (9.19), second Kariyushi Beach (8.97), third Sunmarina Beach (8.90). And Moon Beach, first in fame, comes 18th by this measure.

How This Ranking Is Built (Methodology)

To avoid settling "which is Okinawa's best beach" in a single sentence, the score is split across six independent axes and combined with weights (total = Σ(axis × weight)/100). The number of public-list listings, fame, word of mouth, and how photogenic a beach is are not among the axes. The listing count is used only to decide the field; it is never reflected in the order. Each axis score is calculated mechanically from only the values that the administration and the operating body have published (this is not an editor assigning 0–10 points by feel; it is a formula built from the count of AA ratings, present/absent marks, the number of transfers, minutes of travel time, months open, and fees). The formulas are all given in the description of each axis below. Axes for which no material could be found are not filled in; they are left at 3.0, the midpoint. A 3.0 is not a report of "low" but of "could not be measured," and each card states how many axes were actually measured. In extracting facts, every one of the facts was required to carry a verbatim quotation from the source text, and each quotation was machine-checked to be a literal substring of the original page. All source URLs were then retrieved again by the writer to confirm that the quotations still reproduce.

AxisWhat It MeasuresWeight
Water qualityHow consistently a beach has received the top AA rating in the prefecture's main water-quality surveys (a single drop to B or below counts against it)21%
Swimming safetyWhether a jellyfish net, warning signs, vinegar, and a lifeguard are published by the operator19%
FacilitiesWhether showers, toilets, changing rooms, lockers, parking, and a shop are published17%
Ease of accessThe number of transfers from Naha, the travel time from the nearest airport or port, and whether it can be reached by public transport16%
Season lengthHow much of the year the swimming season runs (full marks for year-round)14%
Low costThe entry or facility-use fee paid by a non-guest, and whether parking is free or charged13%
Normalization Rule
The number of public-list listings, fame, word-of-mouth ratings, and popularity on social media are not among the axes. The listing count is used only to decide the field. "Not on the list" is not read as "does not have that facility." The prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list is a list of beaches "reported as of June 11, 2026," and an unreported beach is a different fact from an unequipped one (an early draft got this backwards, marking down the safety score of beaches that had simply gone unreported). For the same reason, an empty facilities column on the prefecture's official tourism site is not read as "no facilities." Ease of access is not reduced to a simple comparison of minutes. The starting point differs by island (Okinawa's main island = Naha Airport / Miyako = Miyako Airport / Taketomi = Taketomi Port), so "the number of transfers to arrive" is treated as primary and "minutes on the final leg" as secondary. Transparency is not used. The prefecture's survey form has a transparency column, but every row through FY2024 reads "over 1m," with not a single "fully clear" recorded; "fully clear" first appears from FY2025, and 24 of the 32 beaches covered switched over in the same year. It is implausible that 24 beaches all turned clear in the same year, and this looks like a change in how the figure is recorded rather than in the water. Since a comparison across fiscal years does not hold, this is not used as an axis; instead, only the prefecture's own combined overall rating (water quality AA / A / B), which folds in transparency, is used.
Scope / Unit
The field is every beach that appears on two or more of six public lists. The result is 45 beaches. The lists are: ① the Okinawa Convention & Visitors Bureau's beach list on the prefecture's official tourism site "Okinawa Story" (79 entries); ② the prefecture's main bathing-beach water-quality surveys (the union of published fiscal years FY2018 through FY2026, 32 entries); ③ the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list (as of June 11, 2026, 35 entries); ④ the Ministry of the Environment's FY2025 pre-opening water-quality survey for Okinawa (17 entries); ⑤ the Ministry's selection of 100 recommended bathing beaches (chosen in 2006), Okinawa portion (6 entries); ⑥ beaches with a standalone article on the Japanese Wikipedia (12 entries). After matching names across lists, the unique count is 93, of which 45 beaches appear on two or more. No beach appears on all six lists (list ⑤ is only the 6 chosen in 2006, and it has not been reselected since). The most any beach appears on is five, and the unit is beaches: one beach equals one entry. No editorial hand-picking was done. The writer did not add a beach they wanted included, nor drop one they wanted excluded. That said, only 35 of these beaches are ranked — limited to beaches whose operating body (the municipality, a designated manager, the operating facility, or whoever reported to the prefecture) has published either a swimming season or safety measures (a lifeguard or a jellyfish net). This rule is not the writer's own threshold; it can be checked one item at a time against a verbatim quotation. The remaining 10 beaches are laid out later in this article as "the 10 beaches left unranked," with only what could be measured. All 45 beaches are covered in this article. The only thing that changes is whether a rank number is attached.
Data Sources
All of it comes from published material issued by the administration or the operating body. The material for the field and the axes comes from the six lists above, plus the detail page for each beach on the prefecture's official tourism site (40 pages retrieved by the writer) and the official pages of the operating bodies (municipalities, designated managers, operating facilities). Tourism media, roundup sites, and review sites were not used. Every one of the facts carries a verbatim quotation from the source text, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the original page, and every source URL was then retrieved again by the writer to confirm that the quotation still reproduces (38 unique URLs, all returning http=200, 0 quotations that failed to reproduce). For the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list, the PDF was retrieved again and checked one item at a time against the values on file (0 mismatches). For the prefecture's official tourism-site detail pages, verification went beyond matching the page name to confirming that the saved address and access wording actually appear in the body text. The English and Traditional Chinese names of the beaches were not spelled by this writer. They come from the official names on OCVB's own multilingual site (29), the readings given at the head of Japanese Wikipedia articles (8), operators' own English pages (3), and the readings OCVB publishes on its spot pages (3); for the two beaches where none of those existed, the name is stated to be assembled from already-published Latin spellings. Romanizing from a reading works only for native place names — for names taken from English (Sunmarina and the like) the publisher's own spelling was used. The reading of Aragusuku Coast is aragusuku, not shinjo.
Compiled / Subjectivity
2026-08-08. Weighting water quality most heavily reflects the editorial judgment that water quality is the one difference you cannot take back when choosing where to swim. The gap between 1st-place Maesato Beach (9.19) and 2nd-place Kariyushi Beach (8.97) is 0.22, and the top of the field is close. The prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list is current as of June 11, 2026; the prefecture's water-quality surveys cover published fiscal years FY2018 through FY2026; the selection of 100 recommended bathing beaches was made in 2006. Fees and swimming seasons are revised over time. The scores in this article are calculated from the published values at the time they were retrieved.
Switch the scoring lens ― changing the weights moves the ranking (recalculated on the same evidence, same scores)

Overall Ranking

★ First Edition

Findings Against Conventional Wisdom

① Fame and the ranking this piece measured did not line up. Of the top 10 beaches ranked by number of public-list listings, only 4 remain in this ranking's top 10. The biggest rise is Busena Beach, up 20 ranks from 26th in fame to 6th. Next is Chatan Park Sunset Beach, from 30th to 13th (17 ranks). Going the other way, the biggest fall is Rizzan Sea-Park Beach, down 23 ranks from 8th in fame to 31st, followed by Naminoue Beach from 5th to 24th (19 ranks).
② A beach that represents Okinawa is, by the city's own official position, not a swimming beach. Of the 10 beaches left unranked, 6 are in Miyakojima City, which writes: "those shores are not swimming beaches. Accordingly, responsibility for any water accident falls entirely on the visitor." This is not an absence the writer inferred — it is an absence stated outright. Taketomi Town likewise announces, of the coastlines on each of its islands, that "there is no lifeguard," which applies to both Kondoi Beach and Nishi Beach.
③ Only 2 of the 45 beaches were graded AA in every published round of the prefecture's water-quality survey. Maesato Beach, first overall (AA in all 6 published rounds), and Furuzamami Beach (AA in all 5). The second of those is left unranked, because no operator disclosure could be found. At the clearest-water end of the field stand one ranked beach and one unranked beach, side by side.
④ Only two lenses could be built. Maesato Beach takes full marks on 4 of its 6 axes, so weighting toward any of those axes does not change first place. The only two axes where a new champion appears are facilities and ease of access, where Busena Beach and Manza Beach take the top spot respectively.
⑤ The number of axes that could be measured correlates with rank. All 10 of the top 10 have real data filling all 6 axes; all 6 axes are filled for 16 of the 35 ranked beaches. The lowest-ranked, Inbu Beach, has only 1 axis measured. A low score at the bottom is not a rejection of the beach; it is a report that little has been published. That is why every card states how many axes could actually be measured.

How the Landscape Changes When You Change the Weights (Sub-Views)

LensNo. 1Biggest MoversWhat It Measures
Overall balance (default)Maesato Beach 9.190.22 ahead of Kariyushi Beach (2nd, 8.97) / followed by Sunmarina Beach (3rd, 8.90)Measures swimming beaches by balancing all six axes
Viewed with facilities firstBusena Beach 8.96Uken Beach moves 21st→6th (8.39) / Naminoue Beach moves 24th→9th (8.24)Whether facilities are published
Viewed with access firstManza Beach 9.50Yagaji Beach moves 17th→11th (8.78) / Mission Beach moves 20th→14th (8.67)Number of transfers and public transport

The 10 Beaches Left Unranked

These are beaches that appear on two or more public lists, yet for which no published swimming season or safety measures from the operating body could be found. They are placed here not because they score low. It is to avoid putting a score on something with no material to score. Several of them have received a top rating in the prefecture's water-quality surveys, and the beach with the thinnest disclosure can even come out on top for water quality — that is why this section stands apart. Only what could be measured is laid out, and no rank is assigned.

BeachPublic-list countFame rank (of 45)Prefecture water ratingWhat is published / what is not
Painagama Beach4/6No. 5AA in 4 of 6Close to the town centre, it has even given its name to a bus stop. The prefecture grades its water highly, yet the city writes that it is not a swimming beach.Not in the prefecture's table, but the operator publishes its own statement about the net or the lifeguards.[47]
Kondoi Beach3/6No. 14AA in 2 of 3The town states that this is the only place on Taketomi Island where you can swim. The same sentence also says there are no lifeguards.Not in the prefecture's table, but the operator publishes its own statement about the net or the lifeguards.[48]
Yoshino Coast3/6No. 15AA in 4 of 5On the east side of Miyako Island. The designated manager's specification document names the toilets, showers and parking, but nothing is published about the swimming season or supervision.Not in the prefecture's table, but the operator publishes its own statement about the net or the lifeguards.[49]
Sawada Beach2/6No. 26not surveyedIrabu Island. Known for the field of boulders carried in by tsunami. By the city's classification it is not a swimming beach.Not in the prefecture's table, but the operator publishes its own statement about the net or the lifeguards.[50]
Nishi Beach (Hateruma Island)2/6No. 28not surveyedHateruma Island, reached by boat from Ishigaki. The town states plainly that the coasts within its area have no swimming lifeguards.Not in the prefecture's table, but the operator publishes its own statement about the net or the lifeguards.[51]
Aragusuku Coast2/6No. 29not surveyedOn the east side of Miyako Island. Well known for snorkelling, but nothing published by an operator could be found.Not in the prefecture's table, but the operator publishes its own statement about the net or the lifeguards.[52]
Toguchi Beach (Irabu Island)2/6No. 30not surveyedIrabu Island. Close to both the airport and the port, and yet the only thing published about it as an operated beach is the city's single sentence.Not in the prefecture's table, but the operator publishes its own statement about the net or the lifeguards.[53]
Sunayama Beach2/6No. 31not surveyedMiyako Island. Here too, the city's classification says it is not a swimming beach.Not in the prefecture's table, but the operator publishes its own statement about the net or the lifeguards.[54]
Araha Beach2/6No. 33AA in 2 of 5A beach inside a Chatan Town park. The town's official page goes as far as the office telephone number and the number of parking spaces; nothing was found on the swimming season or supervision.No published material was found on the swimming season.[55]
Furuzamami Beach2/6No. 40AA in 5 of 5Zamami Island. Every published round of the prefecture's water survey graded it AA — the only perfect record in the field. Even so, it did not reach the bar of a published operator.No published material was found on the swimming season.[56]

Debate and Limitations

Splitting beaches into a ranked tier and an unranked tier is, in itself, the single biggest editorial judgment in this article. The rule (whether the operating body has published a swimming season or safety measures) can be checked from outside, but choosing that rule is the writer's own judgment. As a test, scoring all 45 beaches on the same table without splitting them sinks Furuzamami Beach — a perfect score on water quality — toward the bottom, and the top fills up with beaches in front of resorts. That would turn this into not "a ranking of good beaches" but "a ranking of beaches with a lot of paperwork." So they were split. Splitting them hands the reader, in exchange, the inconvenience that the 10 unranked beaches cannot be compared.
A beach with only 1 axis actually measured, like Inbu Beach, still remains inside the ranked tier. It was included because it satisfies the rule, but the discomfort of it sitting on the same table as beaches with all 6 axes filled in does not go away. Read each card's count of measured axes and discount accordingly.
Busena Beach and Yonaha Maehama Beach have material that contradicts itself. Miyakojima City writes of Yonaha Maehama that "those shores are not swimming beaches," while the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list marks a jellyfish net as present. The prefecture's list is a list of "beaches that reported in," and the reporter need not be the city. Rather than declare a contradiction, both facts are laid out here with their sources. Under the rule, it falls inside the ranked tier.
The axis weights were set by the writer. Weighting water quality most heavily is an editorial judgment; the order would move, for instance, if low cost were dropped from the calculation. This article does not claim to settle "Okinawa's single best beach" — it says only that on the six disclosed axes and this weighting, this beach came first.
There are also limits in the material itself. The prefecture has assigned water-beach numbers up to 40, but only 32 of them appear even once across the published fiscal years, and the names behind the 8 missing numbers cannot be recovered from published material. The prefecture's water-quality surveys also cover a different number of published fiscal years for each beach, so the denominator of the AA rate (the number of surveys) is not consistent either. Each card notes the number of surveys alongside the score for this reason — to keep that unevenness from being hidden.
The axes that were not adopted are recorded here too. Crowding and the richness of snorkeling have no published objective data, and writing them from feel would turn editorial judgment directly into a score. Sand quality is too qualitative. Beach area was considered using OpenStreetMap polygon area, but names matched for only 29 of the 45 beaches, which was not enough for an axis.

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Sources

  1. Population source ①, and the main material for facilities, access, swimming season, and fees. The beach list on the Okinawa Convention & Visitors Bureau's official prefecture tourism site, "Okinawa Story." The 79 entries on this list were taken as the first of the six lists that build the field. This article retrieved each beach's own detail page and kept the address, access, hours, facilities, services, menu, fees, parking capacity, and parking notes verbatim for scoring. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/list?category=19
  2. Population source ②, and the complete data for the water-quality axis. The Okinawa Prefecture "Main Bathing-Beach Water-Quality Survey Results." For published fiscal years FY2018 through FY2026, the pre-season and mid-season ratings (water quality AA/A/B/C) were mechanically extracted from the fiscal-year PDFs, and for each beach the count of "AA ratings / total published surveys" was built. The transparency column is not used (the way it is recorded changed from FY2025, so a comparison across fiscal years does not hold). https://www.pref.okinawa.jp/kurashikankyo/kankyo/1004750/1004435/1004755/1018612/1004760.html
  3. Population source ③, and the complete data for the swimming-safety axis. The Okinawa Prefecture "Habu-Jellyfish Countermeasure Status List" (beaches reported as of June 11, 2026). Organized by public-health-center jurisdiction, it lists the presence/absence, marked present or absent, of a jellyfish net, warning signs, and vinegar. This article retrieved this PDF again and checked it item by item against the 35 saved values (0 mismatches). https://www.pref.okinawa.jp/_res/projects/default_project/_page_/001/005/048/tyousa.pdf
  4. Population source ④. The Ministry of the Environment's "FY2025 Bathing-Beach (Pre-Opening) Water-Quality Survey Results," 17 entries for Okinawa Prefecture. Because every entry is written in hiragana, names were converted to katakana before matching. The water-area-name column was also used as a cross-check for name matching: entries reading "Maesato-kai" and "Yonaha-mae" back up the identification of Maesato Beach and Yonaha Maehama Beach. https://www.env.go.jp/content/000325051.pdf
  5. The parent page for population source ④. Ministry of the Environment "Bathing-Beach Water-Quality Survey Results." The PDF above can be reached from this page. https://www.env.go.jp/water/suiyoku_cho/index.html
  6. Population source ⑤. The Ministry of the Environment's selection of 100 recommended bathing beaches (chosen in 2006). From Okinawa Prefecture, 6 entries are listed: the national Ocean Expo Park Emerald Beach, Manza Beach (special pick, sea category), Rizzan Sea-Park Beach (special pick, sea category), Sunmarina Beach, Moon Beach, and Renaissance Beach (special pick, sea category). No reselection has taken place since 2006. https://water-pub.env.go.jp/water-pub/mizu-site/suiyoku2006/list/index.html
  7. Population source ⑥. Whether a beach has a standalone article on the Japanese Wikipedia. After resolving redirects through the MediaWiki API, the condition was that **the resolved article title itself** contain "beach/hama/coast/bathing beach" (a looser test that only checks whether the place name appears in the body text produced false matches, such as Manza -> Manzamo, a scenic cliff, or Ishikawa -> Ishikawa Internment Camp). 12 entries qualified. https://ja.wikipedia.org/w/api.php
  8. The primary source for the rule that separates the ranked tier from the unranked tier. Miyakojima City, "Beaches and Marine Leisure." It states plainly: "Miyakojima City has many coastlines where beautiful, untouched nature remains, but those shores are not swimming beaches. Accordingly, responsibility for any water accident falls entirely on the visitor." https://www.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/kanko/annai/beach.html
  9. Another source for the same tier split. Taketomi Town, "On Swimming and Sea Bathing." It states plainly: "Most of the coastlines on each island within Taketomi Town are highly natural, untouched shores, and there is no lifeguard." Kondoi Beach and Nishi Beach were kept out of the ranked tier because this sentence is not a disclosure of a safety measure but a **disclosure of its absence**. https://www.town.taketomi.lg.jp/soshiki/shizenkanko/kanko/1647929691/
  10. An example of the raw data for the water-quality axis (FY2026). A fiscal-year PDF from the prefecture. Survey-point numbers, bathing-beach names, and ratings run in this format. The prefecture has assigned water-beach numbers up to 40, but only 32 of them appear even once across the published fiscal years, and the names behind the 8 missing numbers cannot be recovered from published material. https://www.pref.okinawa.jp/_res/projects/default_project/_page_/001/004/760/rr8data.pdf
  11. The parent page for the swimming-safety axis. Okinawa Prefecture "Habu Jellyfish and Other Marine Hazards." The countermeasure-status list PDF above is posted on this page. https://www.pref.okinawa.jp/kurashikankyo/petgaiju/1018721/1005068/1005048.html
  12. The material used to score Maesato Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600008182
  13. The material used to score Kariyushi Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1106
  14. The material used to score Sunmarina Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600005913
  15. The material used to score Fusaki Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1134
  16. The material used to score Manza Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1104
  17. The material used to score Busena Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1097
  18. The material used to score Okuma Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1083
  19. The material used to score Tiger Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600009616
  20. The material used to score Nirai Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1080
  21. The material used to score Sukuji Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600007516
  22. The material used to score Sesoko Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1108 https://www.sesokobeach.jp/about/
  23. The material used to score Emerald Beach (Ocean Expo Park) is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1111 https://oki-park.jp/kaiyohaku/information/detail/10741 https://oki-park.jp/kaiyohaku/inst/75
  24. The material used to score Chatan Park Sunset Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1114
  25. The material used to score Toyosaki Chura Sun Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600007643
  26. The material used to score Ikei Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1103
  27. The material used to score Kanucha Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1122
  28. The material used to score Yagaji Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1131 https://yagaji-beach.com/day-trip-menu https://yagaji-beach.com/access
  29. The material used to score Moon Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006131
  30. The material used to score Renaissance Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1117
  31. The material used to score Mission Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006149 https://tryclub-okinawa.com/ https://tryclub-okinawa.com/access
  32. The material used to score Uken Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600007160 https://ukenbeach.com/ https://ukenbeach.com/facility-guide
  33. The material used to score Ginowan Tropical Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006203 https://ginowantropicalbeach.jp/user https://www.city.ginowan.lg.jp/sightseeing/tourist_attractions/7031.html https://ginowantropicalbeach.jp/facility https://ginowantropicalbeach.jp/
  34. The material used to score Ishigakijima Sunset Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1124
  35. The material used to score Naminoue Beach is the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.naminouebeach.jp/guidance/beach/ https://www.naminouebeach.jp/about/overview/ https://www.naminouebeach.jp/access/
  36. The material used to score Azama Sunsun Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006164 https://azamasunsunbeach.com/
  37. The material used to score Nishihara Kira Kira Beach (Cread Nishihara Marine Park) is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006222 http://marine-park.net/ http://marine-park.net/%e8%a5%bf%e5%8e%9f%e3%82%ad%e3%83%a9%e3%82%ad%e3%83%a9%e3%83%93%e3%83%bc%e3%83%81/ http://marine-park.net/%e6%96%99%e9%87%91%e6%a1%88%e5%86%85/
  38. The material used to score Zanpa Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006167 https://www.vill.yomitan.okinawa.jp/soshiki/shoko_kanko/gyomu/shisetsu/1343.html
  39. The material used to score Yonaha Maehama Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1089 https://www.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/kanko/annai/beach.html
  40. The material used to score Aharen Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1085 https://www.vill.tokashiki.okinawa.jp/soshiki/kankosangyo/2/2/686.html
  41. The material used to score Sonmin Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600012111
  42. The material used to score Rizzan Sea-Park Beach is the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.rizzan.co.jp/activity/beach.html https://www.rizzan.co.jp/faq/faqactivity.html
  43. The material used to score Bibi Beach Itoman is the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://bibibeachitoman.com/
  44. The material used to score Club Med Kabira Beach is the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating; the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.clubmed.co.jp/r/石垣島/y
  45. The material used to score Tokashiku Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1125 https://www.vill.tokashiki.okinawa.jp/material/files/group/1/1102.pdf
  46. The material used to score Inbu Beach is the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's habu-jellyfish countermeasure list. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawa.halekulani.com/facilities/pool/
  47. The material used to score Painagama Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006192 https://www.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/kanko/annai/beach.html https://www.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/gyosei/shiteikanrisya/files/umisora1.docx
  48. The material used to score Kondoi Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1087 https://painusima.com/faq/ https://www.town.taketomi.lg.jp/soshiki/shizenkanko/kanko/1647929691/
  49. The material used to score Yoshino Coast is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006188 https://www.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/kanko/annai/beach.html https://www.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/gyosei/shiteikanrisya/files/yoshinosiyousyo.pdf
  50. The material used to score Sawada Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility). Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006198 https://www.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/kanko/annai/beach.html
  51. The material used to score Nishi Beach (Hateruma Island) is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility). Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600011740 https://www.town.taketomi.lg.jp/soshiki/shizenkanko/kanko/1647929691/ https://painusima.com/913/
  52. The material used to score Aragusuku Coast is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility). Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006186 https://www.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/kanko/annai/beach.html
  53. The material used to score Toguchi Beach (Irabu Island) is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility). Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006197 https://www.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/kanko/annai/beach.html
  54. The material used to score Sunayama Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility). Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/1081 https://www.city.miyakojima.lg.jp/kanko/annai/beach.html
  55. The material used to score Araha Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006207 https://ccdc.jp/facility/free-park-facilities/neighbors-parks/araha-park/
  56. The material used to score Furuzamami Beach is the prefecture's official tourism-site detail page (address, access, hours, facilities, fees, parking); the official page of the operating body (municipality, designated manager, or facility); the prefecture's water-quality rating. Every phrase shown in quotation marks in the body card is a verbatim quotation from these pages, machine-checked to be a literal substring of the source text. https://www.okinawastory.jp/spot/600006157 https://www.zamamitourism.com/zamamivillage