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Banna Park

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Banna Park

A forest park with views from several observation decks.

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The prefectural forest park is located on 230m high Mt. Banna in the center of Ishigaki Island. There are exotic tropical trees, a plaza where children can play freely in the great outdoors, and the best ocean view of Ishigaki Island can be seen from the observatory. There are many butterflies and plants that can only be seen in Yaeyama, making it a paradise for nature lovers.

The park is divided into five zones, each with its own purpose and theme, such as the "Forest Stroll" zone where visitors can bird-watch, and the "Fureai Kodomo Hiroba (Adventure Playground)" zone where there are many attractions and playground equipment for children and adults to play together.

Each of the numerous observatories has its own theme, offering panoramic views of the Yaeyama islands, as well as opportunities to observe migratory birds and waterfowl. The park also has the "Insect Museum," "Butterfly Garden," and "Segway Tours," and is attracting attention as a park where visitors can play all day long.

Highlights

  • You can see the crystal clear ocean and tropical trees.
  • A plaza where children can play freely in the great outdoors.
  • Multiple observation decks, each with its own theme.

Photos

  • There are many observation points besides the observatory.

    There are many observation points besides the observatory.

  • The park is large enough to hold about 60 Tokyo Domes.

    The park is large enough to hold about 60 Tokyo Domes.

  • The park is divided into five zones.

    The park is divided into five zones.

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

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Can you provide services in foreign languages? (If so, please also inform us of the supported languages)
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Not available

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Is it possible to re-enter the premises?
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The park itself is free of charge, so there is no restriction on re-entry.

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Is free WiFi available in the facility?
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Not available.

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Are coin lockers available?
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Not available.

Reviews

4

Some reviews are AI-translated.

  • Sunny Wang

    Banna Park is such a great place to bring family and friends! There's a super long slide—really one of the longest I've seen—and a huge, wide concrete slide that's just wild. The playground has something for all ages: climbing, ropes, balance beams, sand play, and more. Plus, the observation deck has an absolutely stunning view!!!!!!!!! Loved it.

  • Sharon Liu

    At BANNA Forest Park, you can see all kinds of plants, and the observation deck gives you a panoramic view of Ishigaki City. You can also see Nagura Bay and Taketomi Island from here—the scenery is fantastic!

  • 陳羽泉

    BANNA has a super long slide, an observatory, a bird-watching spot, and a world insect museum that kids love. Pretty awesome place.

  • Julie Chen

    Banna Park in Ishigaki has several observation decks, including one just for birdwatching. There are also forest trails and more, so it's a great place for families. The super long roller slide is the longest I've ever seen! 👍
    There's also a huge, wide cement slide—definitely the biggest I've come across. The playground equipment here is perfect for all kinds of kids and teens, with things like climbing walls, ropes, balance beams, and even a sand play area. 🤟

Details

Name in Japanese
バンナ公園
Postal Code
907-0023
Address
961-15 Aza Ishigaki, Ishigaki City, Okinawa
Telephone
0980-82-6993
Holiday
Open every day
Business Hours
9:00am - 9:00pm
Insect Museum : 10:00am - 5:00pm (closed on Mondays)
Admission
Free
Insect Museum : Adults 400 yen, children and students 100 yen, Segway sightseeing tour 8,200 yen (reservation required)
Directions
Approximately 25 minutes from Ishigaki Airport by car ( public road)
Credit Cards
Not accepted

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