Miyakojima Maipari Tropical Fruit Garden Ticket

Miyakojima Maipari Tropical Fruit Garden: Where Southern Sunshine Meets Green Nature

Located near Maehama Beach, Maipari, whose name means 'field' in the local dialect, embraces abundant nature. From rare palm trees rarely seen elsewhere to freshly ripening pineapples and bananas, subtropical plants full of vitality unique to the southern islands welcome you right at the entrance.

Breathe in the fresh air and enjoy a leisurely stroll, or opt for a comfortable ride on a cart, feeling the orchard breeze. It's the perfect space for the whole family, from children to parents, to visit without hassle during their Miyakojima trip and find peaceful healing.

From Free Strolls to Relaxing Cart Tours

With the admission-only option, you can wander through the vast orchard paths at your own pace and capture memories. For a richer experience, we recommend the Tropical Guided Tour option.

Explore every corner of the orchard on an electric cart along the 1km subtropical walking path. Gain deeper insights as you listen to stories about the plants, which bear diverse flowers and fruits each season, explained by your guide.

Subtropical Plants and Orchard Paths

Wander along paths lined with rare palm trees, pineapples, bananas, and various other tropical fruit trees, a rare sight even in Miyakojima. Enjoy the exotic scenery of subtropical nature and capture memories at photo spots along the well-maintained paths.

Electric Cart Guided Tour

This program allows you to comfortably tour the 1km course within the orchard on an electric cart. Listen to your guide's explanations and observe the fruit trees and subtropical plants up close.

Connected Course with Maehama Beach

Maehama Beach, located right next to the orchard, boasts the representative emerald waters of Miyakojima. Experience Miyakojima's nature three-dimensionally by naturally extending your visit with a stroll along the beach after exploring the fruit garden.

"A leisurely break, encountering the refreshing scenery of a southern orchard while riding an electric cart that glides with the breeze."