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石

石山, Japan

11 Dec 2023

Good

自動運転カートや展望デッキから見える景色がとても良いです。あと、多くの貝の展示があり楽しめました。また、来たいと思います。

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洋

洋子, Japan

20 Sep 2022

Good

タワーまでカートでゆっくり古宇利大橋周辺が眺望でき楽しいです！ベストショットも撮れますよ！絶景の後、お土産にカボニーとハートのクッキーも◎おススメ。

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勢

勢津子, Japan

29 Aug 2022

Excellent

絶景です💓最高の景色を目に焼きつけることができます。また、展望レストランでのパイナップルやトロピカルジュースも🍹おすすめですよ💓

Kouri Ocean Tower

About: Kouri Ocean Tower

Standing at 82 meters tall, Kouri Ocean Tower – located on Kouri Island – offers guests uninterrupted views of the Pacific Ocean's myriad colors.

The tower is also home to the Shell Museum, and two restaurants: the Ocean Cafe, which makes Neapolitan-style pizza, and Restaurant Island Blue. To get to the tower you'll have to ride a winding path in an automatic golf cart, which is all part of the fun.

Kouri Ocean Tower

沖縄県国頭郡今帰仁村古宇利538番地, 905-0406, Kouri

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