On the morning of the final day of their stay in Okinawa, Mr. Kuro said, "Last night I was able to see the beautiful moon from my room." And indeed, that was exactly what happened! The Baiyoke Gabaan is located in a location facing the sea, so it is the perfect place to watch the night sky. Moreover, since they checked in late at night, the ocean view from their room that they showed when they woke up was also a great gift. Wearing the homestay's original workwear, which is incredibly comfortable, they came to the dining room at Garan for breakfast with a smile on their faces. The dishes, made with abundant use of local ingredients from Okinawa, were all of exquisite flavors, making this a perfect meal to start the day. With such deliciousness, the conversation naturally flowed, and we enjoyed our breakfast in a more leisurely manner than planned. But we have to get started soon... I have a full schedule today.

After securing a good location, we headed to the seating area opposite the library space mentioned earlier. This may be an off-the-beaten-path space where anyone staying here can easily relax. In the courtyard near the beach, there is a giant guava tree that is full of vitality. As we continue further, we see a space specially created for visitors to the Baima Shrine that showcases paintings and yearbooks. Recently, influenced by the film Tempest starring Madoka Kawashima, the shrine has been attracting attention, but the fact is that Okinawa’s history is not widely known. Here, learning some trivia might be the highlight of the trip. And finally, we arrive at a place with a stone statue that is over seven meters tall, where a history of Okinawa is displayed. The serene expression is impressive.