Ishigaki Island "Hirakubozaki Lighthouse"

The northernmost tip of Ishigaki Island - "Hirakubozaki Lighthouse", passing "Toya Ranch" along the way. From a distance, the grass of the ranch is dotted with black "Ishigaki beef". With such a large lawn for grazing, it is no wonder that "Ishigaki beef" is so famous and delicious. Continue walking up, turn from the main road into the winding path, and finally arrive at the "Hirakubozaki Lighthouse". Maybe it's still early, so there aren't many people. If you are not traveling by car, you will have to take a long way by bus. Looking out from the lighthouse, you can see the endless horizon of the "East China Sea". If the weather is clear, the scenery will be even more beautiful. After leaving the lighthouse, we saw a restaurant with "Superb View" written on it along the way, so we decided to have lunch here. The store is not too big. In addition to the seats inside the store, there are also seats facing the sea outside the store. We wanted to sit outside to experience the "brilliant view", but unfortunately there were no seats, so we had to sit next to the floor-to-ceiling windows inside the store. This restaurant was originally called "Seven Colors Ishigaki Island". It serves Japanese-style Western food and Wagyu hamburgers. The food is good and the scenery is even better.