You’ll start your day with gentle yoga right on Shiraho Beach as the sun rises—no crowds, just ocean sounds and fresh air. It’s relaxed enough for beginners but feels special because it’s so personal. Plus, you’ll pick up local tips from someone who actually lives here.
The air felt cool when I first stepped onto Shiraho Beach—just a hint of salt and that earthy smell you get before the sun really wakes up. Our guide, Yuki, greeted us with a quiet smile and handed out soft yoga mats. There were only three of us, so it felt more like friends meeting than a class. The waves kept up their steady hush while we settled in, and somewhere behind us a rooster crowed—classic island morning.
We started slow, nothing too fancy—Yuki made sure even the stiffest among us (me) could keep up. The sand was cool under my toes at first but warmed up as the sun crept higher. I remember hearing a local fisherman call out to his friend down the shore; it just added to the feeling that this was real life here, not some staged postcard moment. Afterward, Yuki shared tips about nearby cafes (she swears by the pineapple juice at a spot called “Sunny Side”) and pointed out where to catch the best sunset if you’re sticking around for evening yoga at Sukuji Beach.
Nope! The session is relaxed and beginner-friendly. You can go at your own pace.
It’s about 10 minutes by bus from Ishigakijima Airport—super easy and public transport is close by.
Yes, all mats are included so you don’t have to bring anything extra.
The class is gentle and open to all fitness levels. If you have concerns, let the guide know ahead of time.
Your yoga mat is ready for you on arrival. We welcome service animals and there’s easy access via public transport. Everyone’s welcome—no matter your fitness level or experience.
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