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Latest Weather & Tour Updates from Ishigaki Island (February 10, 2026)
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Today (February 10) on Ishigaki Island, while clouds are likely to spread across the sky, there will be some sunshine in between."Cloudy with occasional sunny spells"It's a day like this. The temperature isHigh: 23°C / Low: 17°CSo, it feels quite comfortable for winter. On the other hand, the chance of precipitation is slightly higher from the morning through the early afternoon, so when it comes to meeting up and heading out,Lightweight Rain JacketIt's reassuring to have one.
Sea conditions areWaves: 2.0 m → 1.5 m (with swells) / Period: 8–9 secondsAccording to the forecast, conditions on the open ocean are likely to be rough. The wind isSoutheast → SouthSince the weather is expected to change, today I’ll be careful to choose my field wisely, andSpots that tend to be sheltered from the windWe prioritize safety above all else in our tours.
Please note that for tours heading out to the open sea—such as the "Phantom Island" (Hamajima)—you can enjoy the ever-changing scenery of the ocean as you go.The calmest times of day and routesWe will make a decision on whether to hold the event based on these factors. Even if sea conditions are rough, we will do our best to ensure that participants are still satisfied on the day of the event.Alternative Proposals for Rivers, Bays, and Nighttime EventsWe can provide information on all of these.
| Weather and Temperature | Cloudy with occasional sunny spells/ The Best23°C・The worst17°C |
| Chance of precipitation | 00-06:50%/06-12:40%/12-18:20%/18-24:20% |
| unsewn part of a hanging sleeve on a traditional Japanese woman's garment | Southeasterly wind → Southerly wind |
| Wave Height and Period | 2.0 m → 1.5 m (with swells)/Cycle8 to 9 seconds |
| Tides (Ishigaki) | Neap Tide (High tide: 00:46 / 11:53; Low tide: 05:11 / 20:06) |
| important point | A day when swells tend to linger (the open ocean tends to be choppy) |
| Recommended | Mangrove SUP / Canoeing / Kabira Bay / Beach Snorkeling / Night Tour |
Tomorrow's Outlook
Tomorrow (Feb. 11) on Ishigaki Island, the first half of the day will beSunnyThere are times when... but the weather gradually turns bad, and"Sunny, then rain"Here is the forecast. The temperature isHigh of 21°C / Low of 19°CSo, things are expected to calm down a bit starting today.
The key is the change in wind direction, andSouthwest wind → Northeast wind (moderately strong)The forecast calls for a shift to . The waves will also1.5 m → 2.0 mSince we're expecting it to go up, tomorrow in particular...Focus on Leeward Fields + “Determining the Best Time to Play”...seems likely to become important.
If the rain gets heavier, please don’t force yourself to go out to sea. We’ll suggest plans based on the best conditions on the day, so even if you’re not sure which option to choose, please feel free to ask us for advice.
Recommended for this time of year
Activity!
① Miyara River Mangrove SUP/Canoeing
On Ishigaki Island in WinterThe No. 1 Classic Favorite You Can Always Count On...is the mangrove tour. It’s less affected by north winds, so you can cruise leisurely along the calm river.
It’s easy for first-timers and those who are sensitive to the cold to participate, and the fact that photo data is free is another reason for its popularity.
② SUP/Canoeing in Kabira Bay
Kabira Bay, a scenic spot awarded three Michelin stars, isIf the wind direction is right, the event is highly likely to take place even in winter.A popular spot. The contrast between the crystal-clear sea and the white sand is breathtaking, even in winter.
On the day of the tour, we'll assess the wind direction and guide you at a time when it's safe and enjoyable.
③ Starry Sky & Jungle Night Tour
In winter, the air is crisp, andThe Best Season for Stargazing. In addition, in the jungle at night,Coconut crabs and nocturnal creaturesYou can also look forward to encounters with them.
Another reason it’s highly rated is that it’s less affected by daytime sea conditions, making it easy to incorporate into an itinerary.
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