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Kouri Island Station Sorahashi

Kouri Island Station Sorahashi

Spectacular views spread out right in front of you! An island station packed with exclusive foods and souvenirs you can only find here.

5 Sep 2026 See More

Located on Kouri Island, Kouri Island Station Sorahashi is the perfect place to relax and enjoy some food after crossing the bridge!

It has a spacious, open rest area with plenty of local snacks and specialty stalls. In addition to Kouri Island's famous sea urchin rice bowls and local Okinawan dishes, a refreshing blue shaved ice or a delicate dessert is especially satisfying on a hot summer day. The plaza also sells a wide selection of local agricultural products and souvenirs, making it a great stop for supplies, a meal, photos, and a break while exploring the island!

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