Weather, clothing, and recommended activities in March on Kume Island!

What is March like on Kumejima?

Kume Island in MarchThe most pleasant weather period of the yearKumejima is the island of Kumejima, a small island in the western part of Japan. It is still cold in March on the mainland, but you can enjoy the pleasant temperatures in Kumejima.

In addition, there are fewer cedar and cypress trees than in Honshu, making it quite comfortable for hay fever sufferers. Some people even visit Okinawa during this season to avoid hay fever!

The sea usually opens in March.It is also the season for enjoying marine activities on beautiful beaches.

This article introduces March on Kume Island.

 

Weather in Kumejima in March (temperature and climate)

March on Kume Island is pleasant with an average temperature of about 20 degrees Celsius. However, since there are not many obstructions around, you may feel the wind is strong.

Of the year.March has low rainfall.Oh my god!!!However, even on Kume Island, squall-like rains characteristic of the subtropical zone sometimes fall.Prepare a folding umbrella or similar just in case.

 

What to wear and bring to Kume Island in March

During the day, short sleeves are fine, but keep in mind that it gets a little chilly in the mornings and evenings and that the wind can be strong, so a long-sleeved cardigan or jacket is essential.

Since the amount of ultraviolet rays increases in March, it is better to prepare UV-protection goods as well.

 

Recommended Activities in Kume Island in March

Here are some recommended activities to experience in March on Kume Island.

 

Hatate no Hama Landing Tour

Go to Hate-no-Hama, a spectacular spot that you should visit when you come to Kume Island!

After landing at Hatoe no Hama, enjoy snorkeling, swimming, strolling along the beach, or picking up seashells in your own way.

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snorkeling

Snorkeling is a popular way for children to make their debut in the ocean.

Kume Island is full of colorful fish and beautiful coral reefs.If you are lucky, you may even encounter a sea turtle☆.

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Kayak (Canoe)

Kayaking (canoeing) is a classic activity that can be enjoyed by men and women of all ages.

Enjoying the clean waters of Kume Island by kayak or canoe will surely provide you with memories that will last a lifetime!

Tours are also available not only during the daytime, but also for sunset and night kayaking.

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diving

Kume Island is called "Kumi no Shima" (Island of Kumi), the most beautiful island in the Ryukyu Islands.

How about diving in the waters of such a beautiful island? There are many spots that can be enjoyed by beginners as well as advanced divers, so feel free to join us☆.

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Enjoy the resort atmosphere! Okubu Island BBQ Plan

The latest craze in Kumejima! Resort BBQ is available in Kumejima.

Perfect for families and friends☆ Enjoy the luxury of having BBQ, playing in the ocean, and playing park golf at the same time.

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↓ Campfire plan is also recommended! ↓↓

 

SUP

Originating in Hawaii, SUP (Stand Up Paddleboard) is a sport in which you stand on a large surfboard and use a paddle to paddle.

There are many tours for beginners, so even first-timers can do it.

We invite you to take a walk on the water on the beautiful waters of Kume Island.

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fishing

Kume Island offers a variety of tours that can be enjoyed by many people, from beginners and families to experienced fishermen!

Because tuna of all sizes are almost certain to be caught, Kume Island is called the island closest to tuna.

However, since the tuna season runs from April to November, catching tuna in March can be a bit difficult. common species caught in March include grouper (meibai), horse mackerel, sea bream, and barracuda.

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whale watching

The waters of Kumejima are a migratory route for humpback whales from winter to spring, and many whales visit the island every year.

March is the best season for whale watching, and you can sometimes see parent and calf whales and dynamic breaching (jumping).

You can observe them from the boat, and if you are lucky, you can see the spout in the distance from the beach. Whale watching in the midst of magnificent nature is a special experience that can only be had on Kume Island.

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photo tour

Kumejima Island has little light pollution and is an excellent spot to enjoy a star-filled sky.

Especially in March, when the air is clear and the Milky Way and countless stars fill the night sky, you will be captivated by this magnificent sight.

In the starry sky photo tour, a professional photographer who knows Kumejima Island well will guide you to the best photo spots and take unforgettable pictures with the fantastic starry sky.

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Recommended sightseeing spots on Kume Island in March

Here are some recommended sightseeing spots in March on Kume Island.

 

Mifgar.

Mihugar means "woman rock" andA power spot blessed with fertilityIt is known as the

In fact, Kume Island has the second highest birth rate in Japan, and many couples come to the island in hopes of having children.

Also on Kume Island, in contrast to Mihugar, is the male rockMount GalassarThe area is also believed to be a power spot.

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tatami stone

Tatami Rock is a nationally designated natural treasure, and is also known as "turtle shell rock" because the rocks that appear at low tide resemble the shell of a pentagonal or hexagonal turtle.

A globally rare phenomenon, columnar joints are formed when lava slowly cools to form rock.

as a work of art created by nature.Worth a visit!Oh my god!!!

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Kumejima Horse Farm

At Kumejima Horse Farm, visitors can enjoy unique island horse activities such as riding along the seashore with Okinawa's native horses, the Yonaguni horses.

The Yonaguni horse is one of the eight species of native Japanese horses, and is a valuable horse designated as a natural monument. Although small in stature (110-120 cm in height), they are powerful and can work with a load of more than 100 kg. They are also very mild-mannered and can be ridden safely even by beginners.

When you visit Kume Island, enjoy horseplay with these precious Yonaguni horses.

 

Ruins of Uejo Castle

Uegusukujo Castle Ruins is a castle ruin located at the summit of 310-meter-high Mount Uegusuku,Designated as a national historic site and natural monument of scenic beautyThe following is a list of the most common problems with the "C" in the "C" column.

The ruins of this castle were built around the 15th century and date from the gusuku period before the unification of the Ryukyu Kingdom.

It is located at the highest point among the gusuku in Okinawa Prefecture, and you can see almost the entire Kume Island!

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Gushigawa Castle Ruins

The ruins of Gushigawa Castle were the residence of the lord who conquered the island in the early 15th century and are very important in the history of Ryukyu.

The castle is surrounded by the sea on three sides and is situated in a scenic location. Except for the main gate, it is surrounded by cliffs and the sea and is solidly built, featuring andesite masonry and walls built of limestone and andesite.

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the Uesu family

The Uezu House, which appears in the Nishime village walk, was rebuilt around 1754 and is considered one of the oldest buildings of the Ryukyu Kingdom period.

Of special note is the "hinpung" or blind fence in front of the house, which is usually made of masonry or a hedge, but in this house a bamboo fence was used.

It is said that bamboo fences were removed for coffins and women's marriages, and were used to help families leave their homes.

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Kumejima Sea Turtle Museum

At the Kumejima Sea Turtle Museum,You can meet the globally endangered sea turtles!The following is a list of the most common problems with the "C" in the "C" column.

At this facility, visitors can observe up close the ecology and environmental issues of three types of sea turtles: green turtles, loggerhead turtles, and hawksbill turtles. The facility is popular among children and adults of all ages!

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Kumejima Museum

At the Kumejima Museum, visitors can experience the history and nature of the island.

The museum also introduces the history and lifestyle and culture of Kumejima by theme, such as Kumejima's nature, changes over time, Kumejima's legacy treasures, and island life, making it convenient for visitors to learn about Kumejima before sightseeing.

A digital guide system using tablet terminals has been introduced for the permanent exhibits, and English-language exhibit guides are also available.

 

Kumejima Tsumugi no Sato Uimar building

Kumejima Tsumugi is a traditional craft designated as a national important cultural property, and its origin can be traced back to the 15th century, when people who learned sericulture from China spread the practice.

Japanese pongee silk also originated in Kumejima and spread throughout Japan. At Yuimarukan, the home of Kumejima Tsumugi, children and adults alike can enjoy the experience of weaving and dyeing Kumejima Tsumugi.

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A rental car is recommended for sightseeing in the islands!
Book your rental car on Kumejima Island early!

A rental car is recommended for getting around on Kume Island!

It is recommended because we can move around during the trip and also at our own timing, such as early morning (sunrise), sunset, or a short trip outside to see the stars!

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summary

Kume Island is 100 km west of Naha Airport, and is said to be the most beautiful island in the East, only 30 minutes away by plane.

March is also a time to enjoy Kume Island in the refreshing weather.

Why don't you forget the hustle and bustle of the city and relax and relieve your fatigue while getting in touch with nature?

Enjoy Kume Island to the fullest, with its abundance of activities, sightseeing, history, and other attractions.

Thank you for taking the time to read this to the end.