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About today's tours
Today (October 24), Typhoon No. 30 (Champ) is passing closest to Iriomote Island, and heavy rain and strong winds have persisted since this morning.
Although the high is 27°C and the low is 25°C, gale-force winds of 12–15 m/s are blowing from the south to the south-southeast, making it impossible to go outside.
Storm, high-surf, and heavy rain warnings are currently in effect for the Sakishima Islands, so we have canceled all tours for today.
In the jungles of Iriomote Island, with a typhoon fast approaching, the rain pours down in torrents and the trees sway violently, creating a truly awe-inspiring scene.
On days like this, Iriomote Island reminds us once again of the power of nature.
We ask that all guests stay safe indoors and look forward to the spectacular views once the storm has passed.
The staff is conducting safety checks and making preparations on-site in preparation for the resumption of tours tomorrow.
After a typhoon passes, the mangroves look even more vibrant and beautiful, their greenery washed clean by the rain.
The breathtaking scenery unique to Iriomote Island awaits you after the typhoon passes!
Today's sea condition information (Iriomote Island)




Weather & Temperature
Storms, Heavy Rain / High of 27°C, Low of 25°C


Chance of Precipitation
Morning: 90% / Afternoon: 90%


Wind
South to South-Southeast winds (12–15 m/s) / Gale warning in effect


Wave Height
4–6 m (typhoon swells—dangerous)


Tides (Iriomote)
High tide: 6:15 a.m. / 5:55 p.m. Low tide: 12:05 a.m. / 12:10 p.m.