Kaho Banta is one of the most beautiful spots in Okinawa Prefecture
Kafu Banta is a spectacular spot on Miyagi Island in Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture.
In Okinawan dialect, kahou means happiness and banta means cliff. Literally, it is a popular spot as a cape of happiness.
It is an attractive spot with a sense of openness, overlooking the clear ocean and coastline.
Miyagi Island, where Kaho Banta is located, is a remote island, but it is connected to the main island of Okinawa by an underwater road, so it is accessible by car.
Access from Naha Airport takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes via toll road.
Point 1: A spectacular spot overlooking the island and the sea!
At Kabo Banta, visitors can enjoy the beauty of the naturally formed coastline and ocean formations.
It is possible to see various gradations of ocean hues, from cobalt blue to deep blue, all at once. It is recommended to visit during the daylight hours to see the ocean’s colors more easily.
The beach of Nuchi, which can be seen from Kaho Banta, is famous as a spawning ground for sea turtles.
Looking at the empty beach, you will feel the pristine nature.
Point 2: You can experience a power spot.
There are three power spots in Kabo Banta along a walking path called Nuchi-Una (命命御庭).
These power spots are Ryujin Fuudo, Miten Uza, and Hanaridaki.
At Ryujin Fuudo, the power spot is effective for mental and physical health and for those who challenge something new.
At Santen Goza, it is a power spot that generates prosperity and ideas in your life.
At Hanari Jigoku, it is a power spot that is good for mental fatigue.
Point 3: You can enjoy the Nuchimasu Tourist Salt Manufacturing Factory together with the Nuchimasu Salt Manufacturing Factory.
Kaho Banta is located right next to the Nuchimasu Tourist Salt Factory, so you can enjoy a tour of the salt factory.
At the Nuchimasu Salt Manufacturing Factory, visitors can tour the factory free of charge and buy salt made from the clean sea of Okinawa.
At the café on the second floor, visitors can enjoy soft-serve ice cream made from Nuchimasu and other light meals.
The salt, which contains 21 minerals, has been recognized by the Guinness Book of Records as the salt containing the most minerals.
