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Weather on Ishigaki Island on October 24, 2026, & Tour Highlights
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Today (October 24) on Ishigaki Island,Impact of Typhoon No. 30 (Champar)As a result, the weather was rough all day. The high temperature was28°C・The worst25°CHowever, strong southerly winds continue to blow, making it dangerous to go outside. In the Sakishima Islands,Storm Warning, High-Wave Warning, Heavy Rain Warninghas been issued, and todayAll Sea Tours CanceledWe are currently doing so.
From the perspective of the typhoon’s path, the Yaeyama area lies slightly west of Miyako Island, so typhoons tend to pass through this area a little earlier. The typhoon is expected to make its closest approach from the evening through the early hours of the morning, with winds expected to peak in the afternoon. Please avoid going outdoors or near the coast at all costs.
Our entire staff is working to prepare for tomorrow’s reopening, putting your safety first. The waters around Ishigaki Island can become surprisingly calm once a typhoon has passed, andGuests looking forward to the tours starting tomorrow and beyond, please stay tuned!! Please feel free to contact us if you need to cancel or reschedule.
| Weather and Temperature | Storms and Heavy Rain/ The Best28°C・The worst25°C |
| Chance of precipitation | Morning:90%/ Afternoon:90% |
| unsewn part of a hanging sleeve on a traditional Japanese woman's garment | South to South-Southeast winds (12–15 m/s）／A storm warning is in effect |
| Wave height | 5–6 m(Typhoon Swell · Danger) |
| Tides (Ishigaki) | High tide:06:20 / 18:00 Low tide:00:10 / 12:15 |
| important point | Storm, High Seas, and Heavy Rain Warnings in Effect / All Boat Tours Canceled / It Is Dangerous to Go to the Beach or Outdoors |
| Recommended | Today: Stay safe indoors / Make plans for tours starting tomorrow and beyond |
Tomorrow's Outlook
Tomorrow (Oct. 25), a typhoon will move northward, and the weather in the Yaeyama area will beRecovery TrendWe're heading there. According to the forecast,Cloudy with occasional rain, Awesome29°C・The worst25°CIt looks like the heat is coming back. The chance of rain this morning is70%・Afternoon30%So, we can expect some sunny spells this afternoon.
Since typhoons pass through Ishigaki Island a little earlier than they do through Miyako Island,We may be able to assess sea conditions starting tomorrow morning.There is a mangrove tour. Since the tour travels along the river, it is less affected by wind and waves, andOperations can resume relatively quickly even the day after a typhoon passes throughThis is one of our tours. First, we’ll check the ocean conditions in the morning and then provide you with the latest information.
The day after a typhoon, the air is crisp and clear, as if it had been washed clean, and the turquoise waters of Kabira Bay seem to shine even more brightly. Many guests tell us, “Ishigaki Island is at its most beautiful right after a typhoon.” We sincerely look forward to welcoming you to the island starting tomorrow!
| Weather and Temperature | Cloudy with occasional rain/ The Best29°C・The worst25°C |
| Chance of precipitation | Morning:70%/ Afternoon:30% |
| unsewn part of a hanging sleeve on a traditional Japanese woman's garment | Shifting from southeast to more easterly (tending to settle down; in the afternoon,4–6 m/s(Before and After) |
| Wave height | 2–3 meters(Conditions are expected to calm down / The open-ocean spot will depend on afternoon sea conditions) |
| Tides (Ishigaki) | High tide:06:55 / 18:35 Low tide:00:50 / 12:55 |
| important point | Be cautious of lingering swells in the morning / Mangrove tours tend to resume easily / Decide on open-ocean tours after checking sea conditions |
| Recommended | Miyara River Mangrove SUP/Canoeing, Kabira Bay SUP (Afternoon), Night Tour |
Recommended for this time of year
Activity!
① Miyara River Mangrove SUP/Canoeing
When it comes to the first tour you can go on right after a typhoon passes, it’s got to be the mangrove canoe tour. Since the Miyara River flows inland, it’s less affected by waves and swells from the open ocean, andOperations can resume relatively quickly even after a typhoon passesThat is our strength.
October is a particularly beautiful time of year on the Miyara River, when the greenery is vibrant and lush. The view of the dense mangrove forests reflected on the river’s surface has been a huge hit on social media.Free Photo DownloadsSince it comes with a souvenir, you can take home a tangible memento of your trip. Be sure to start here on the first day the tours resume!
② SUP/Canoeing in Kabira Bay
After a typhoon passes, Kabira Bay becomes a truly breathtaking scene. The contrast between the crystal-clear, turquoise-blue sea—as if freshly washed—and the white sand shines even brighter on a sunny October day.A scenic spot with three Michelin starsThis is a luxurious tour that lets you experience it from directly above on a SUP or in a canoe.
Since events can often be held starting in the afternoon on days when the sea conditions have calmed down,The afternoon of the day after a typhoon passes is the best time to goThat's right! If you're interested, please contact us as soon as possible.
③ Starry Sky & Jungle Night Tour
On the night after the typhoon passed,A Great Opportunity for a Night TourThat's right. In the jungle at night, when the humidity rises, coconut crabs and other nocturnal creatures become more active. And if the clouds clear after a typhoon, the Milky Way stands out clearly against the freshly washed night sky.
Since the daytime ocean tour was canceled,Enjoy a Special Experience on Ishigaki Island at Night. Come enjoy an extraordinary jungle experience with creatures you won’t find in Japan🌿
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