Eisa (traditional Okinawan dance)

As the sun sets, before dinner, why not enjoy a delicious local awamori with a light snack in the Reception Lounge? If you are trying awamori for the first time, we recommend mixing it with soda water. We also offer non-alcoholic cocktails based on shikuwasa or pineapple juice.

We are pleased to announce that the resort now has an occasional outdoor Bar. Lighting is kept to a minimum so that you can enjoy the moon and stars in Okinawa’s natural planetarium as you sip your after-dinner drink.

In Okinawa dialect, Masan means “delicious” or “tasty”. Our pâtissier’s handmade Okinawan sweets are “Masan-do! (really delicious)” Enjoy them with a cup of local tea.

Yoga lessons in the morning sun, with a view of the sea, a luxury made possible by the hotel’s east-coast location. Suitable for beginners, with a clear and simple instruction style. Please feel free to wear loungewear.

Relax over a delicious awamori while enjoying utasanshin – ryuka or Okinawan songs in 8-8-8-6 syllable structure accompanied on the sanshin – the court music of the Ryukyu era.