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Jusandi
Ishigaki city, Japan · Independent · Core Luxury
Five villas on the southern edge of Ishigaki, the Okinawan island that sits closer to Taiwan than to Tokyo, each with its own plunge pool and a private beach that ends at the Blue Cave, one of only three coral-fringed sea caverns in the prefecture. The name Jusandi means twilight in the Ryukyuan dialect. Michelin Two Keys in 2025.
- 5 rooms
- Opened 2013
- Neighborhood: Ishigaki
- Architect: Norihiko Dan
About Jusandi
- Opened 1 June 2013 at 470 Fukai on Ishigaki, five suite-style pool villas.
- Private beach ending at the Blue Cave, one of three such formations in Okinawa Prefecture.
- Michelin Two Keys in 2025.
History
Jusandi opened on 1 June 2013 at 470 Fukai on Ishigaki island in Okinawa, Japan. The intimate luxury retreat comprises just five suite-style pool villas.
The setting
9 km from Mount Omoto. 15 km from New Ishigaki Airport.
Experiences
- Floating breakfast — Breakfast served floating in the pool surrounded by the morning sun in the great nature.
- Private tent sauna — A retreat sauna offered for private use.
- Blue Cave — Described as one of Japan's leading sacred places, surrounded by a world of mystical blue.
- Villa commitment plan with private beach — A dream plan giving access to the most popular villa at the resort, with a private beach.
Amenities
- Pool
- Private pool
- Private beach
Awards
- MICHELIN Two Keys (2026)
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