Ishigaki Island Kabira Bay Glass Boat

It takes about an hour to drive from "Seven Colors Ishigaki Island" to "Kabira Bay". I found that the buildings on Ishigaki Island have no Japanese style at all. Most of them are square bungalows, and there is no Japanese main house like in "Doraemon". Some say it looks like Chinese architecture, but I think it looks more like Korean architecture. We arrived at Kabira Bay, a bay with clear water and fine sand, and calm winds. Here you can take a glass boat to see the corals and sea sheep in Kabira Bay. We randomly chose a glass boat company, bought the tickets, and walked to the beach to wait for boarding. The boat ride takes about 30 minutes. We first watch from the nearshore position, and then slowly sail out to a deeper position, watching the seabed from shallow to deep, and also see the fish gradually getting bigger, and we also see sea turtles. The 30-minute boat ride was over in a blink of an eye, but it was still worth the visit. #Kabira Bay Kabira Bay