A CULTURE OF SUSTAINABILITY
This 95,000-square-meter island of uplifted coral preserves Miyakojima’s native vegetation and contours. Ryukyu limestone architecture blends seamlessly into the landscape.
BEAUTY AND SPA
ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES
- ROSEWOOD IMPACTS
Rosewood Miyakojima champions sea turtle conservation by partnering with local communities and a research institute to foster harmony between humans and marine life. Initiatives include plush toys made from discarded fishing nets and immersive guest programs led by a sustainability manager, offering meaningful connections to nature and the island's unique ecosystem.
Spearing a Sleeping Fish Beneath Moonlight—A Quiet Act of Reverence
In sleep, the fish feels no fear, no pain—only a quiet passing. What may seem cruel is, in truth, a gentler way to take life. It is an act of respect: to cause no fear, to eat with humility.
From Awamori to Rum—Taragawa Distillery Sparks a New Cultural Spirit
More than a tribute to the Ryukyu Kingdom, Taragawa Distillery is shaping a new chapter—aging island-grown sugarcane into rum, crafted in barrels made specially for Rosewood Miyakojima.
Namari-bushi—Smoked Tradition, Nourishing Both Body and Soul
Before dawn, fishermen cast for skipjack in the waters off Miyakojima. The catch is slowly smoked and transformed into namari-bushi—a humble, time-honored food that has long sustained islanders and graces the breakfast table at Rosewood Miyakojima, where every bite echoes with generations of wisdom.
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Supporting our people, communities and environment