Meet your guide at Euglena Ishigaki Ferry Terminal, where your evening adventure begins with a friendly meet-and-greet. After check-in, enjoy a comfortable transfer to a hidden natural spot on the western side of Ishigaki Island, an area known for its rich ecosystem and minimal light pollution.
On arrival, your guide will provide a flashlight and any necessary equipment, along with a brief safety orientation. As darkness falls, the jungle comes alive. Step quietly along subtropical forest paths, surrounded by the sounds of chirping insects, rustling leaves, and distant calls.
Your experienced guide will use local knowledge to help you find fascinating wildlife. A highlight is the chance to spot the impressive coconut crab, one of the largest land-dwelling arthropods in the world. You may also see geckos, insects, and other small creatures that only emerge after dark. Every tour is a little different, adding excitement and discovery.
The pace is relaxed, with plenty of chances to stop, observe, and learn about the island's unique biodiversity, making it great for families and groups, from young children to adults.
Ishigaki is also renowned for stargazing. Far from bright city lights, and weather permitting, you may see countless stars spread across the sky, an unforgettable finale to your jungle adventure.
At the end of the tour, return to the meeting point with great memories and a deeper appreciation for Ishigaki's nocturnal life.
Why Choose PiPi
PiPi is ranked the No.1* marine activity shop in Japan in 4 categories: annual participants, total reviews, annual sales, and number of employees. With over 500,000 guests guided, we make your ocean adventure safe and unforgettable.
PiPi is certified as an “Excellent Safety Marine Leisure Provider” by the Okinawa Prefectural Public Safety Commission, held by only about 3% of operators in Okinawa. All guides are certified water rescuers, so first-timers and families can join with peace of mind.
*No.1 claim: Market survey of marine activity shops (July 2026) by Japan Marketing Research Organization, June 29-July 3, 2026, covering 5 major companies. Criteria: (1) companies with a corporate website in the top 100 Google results for “marine activity” (extracted June 16, 2026); (2) consideration rate of 5%+ in a survey of 100 marine activity users (incl. free responses). Method: comparison of cumulative data based on public information and interviews; actual figures may differ. As of July 2026. Does not guarantee effectiveness or superiority.
