Full article about this spot
Map & Access
Basic Information
- Location (Island)Irabu Island
- AddressAza Irabu 1493-1, Irabu, Miyakojima City, Okinawa
- Hours / Opening time8:00 to 20:00
- ClosedNone (open year-round)
- FeeFree (entry free; goods are paid)
- ParkingAvailable, free (you can use the shared Hotel South Island car park)
- Contact0980-78-3638
Visiting tips & what to bring
As it is a facility-type supermarket there are few special cautions, but it is a compact shop centred on daily necessities. If you expect specialist souvenirs or large-store goods, using a large supermarket on the main island of Miyako alongside is reassuring. Being hotel-adjoining, the parking space is shared, so share considerately when crowded. Bento and deli items are popular and may sell out, so an early visit is recommended.For families with small children
You can drop by casually even with infants. The interior is compact and easy to move around, and you can quickly buy drinks, snacks, bento and food that can substitute for baby food. With a flat location on the hotel first floor with few steps and a short route from the car park, shopping with a pushchair or while carrying is little burden. Close to Toguchi-no-Hama, it is convenient for a family trip as a base for replenishing snacks and drinks.FAQ
Q.What are the opening hours and closing days?
A.The hours are 8:00 to 20:00, open year-round. As it is open from early morning until night, it is easy to drop by before or after sightseeing. To be sure, confirming peak-season or temporary closures by phone (0980-78-3638) is reliable.
Q.What goods can you buy?
A.Besides food, drinks and alcohol, there is Irabu Island bread, fresh fish, and homemade bento and deli items. It is a compact shop but with a stock sufficient for replenishing food or procuring snacks while travelling.
Q.Is there parking?
A.It is on the first floor of Irabu Island Hotel South Island, and you can use the hotel's shared free car park. It is convenient for a drop-by by hire car, but share the space considerately when crowded.
Q.Is it near Toguchi-no-Hama?
A.It is about a 10-minute walk from Toguchi-no-Hama. Buying bento and drinks and taking them to the beach to eat while gazing at the sea is a popular way to spend the time.
Q.Can tourists use it?
A.Of course you can. It is a shop loved by locals, but it is convenient for travellers stocking up or procuring snacks too, a reassuring presence in an area of Irabu Island with few convenience stores. You can drop by casually.

