Declaration ceremony on Kurima Island
Kurima Island, where lovers are welcomed.
Forming love on this island“
A sightseeing photography tour and a swearing-in ceremony.
What remains in photographs is not just the beauty of the appearance.
The time spent exchanging words with each other during the oath ceremony creates a sense of depth and warmth in the photographs.
What is an oath ceremony (yellowpment)?
It is a small ceremony where the two people exchange their feelings for each other. There is no need for large preparations or flashy displays like a wedding ceremony.
All that is needed is the feelings of the two of them and the words they want to convey.
What are you going to do?
The swearing-in ceremony proceeds in the following manner:
There is time to read each other’s prepared messages and letters and to convey our thoughts.
A dedicated facilitator (facilitator) will be there to watch over you and support you so that you can proceed with confidence.
Depending on the wishes, you can also incorporate simple rituals such as exchanging rings.
The photographer captures the ceremony and leaves behind the expressions of the moment when they exchanged words.
They are chosen for such a couple
- I want to add “time to express my feelings” to photo shoots
This is an opportunity to properly convey the words "Thank you" and "I hope you'll be well in the future" that cannot be conveyed by just photos alone. - I don't want to go overboard with the wedding ceremony.
The big ceremony is a burden, but just taking the photos isn’t enough. I want the two of you to find the “perfect form.” - “We want to create a ”place where we can properly express our feelings.”
For couples who only want to register for citizenship, as well as for anniversaries, moments after proposing, and to commemorate renovations.
The Island of Lovers "Kurima Island"
Reasons why shooting and swearing ceremony are chosen
Kirimajima is a small island located southwest of Miyakojima. Even though it’s just a short drive across the Kamarao Bridge, the moment you step onto the island, there’s a strange sense of comfort that makes the passage of time seem to slow down.
- Because it’s a small island, you can create time for the two of you to be “uninterrupted.”
- It hasn't become too touristy; it's still a natural environment in its purest form.
- The sea's transparency and the sunset are overwhelmingly beautiful, making for great photos.
- The movement is simple and the shooting location is also close.
The highlights that will stay with you are "Sunset"
What you should definitely experience on Kurima Island is the sunset that melts into the sea.
At Nagama Beach and the west side of the beach, the sunset time is like a “one-shot scene from a movie just for the two of you.” The wind and light blowing on the island create a special moment where you can feel a sense of gentle warmth.
The day's events
Step.1 Pre-interview
The Okinawa Anniversary Concierge will carefully ask you what time you would like to exchange vows.
Step.2 Ceremony at the spectacular spot on Kurima Island
In the natural setting where the sea and sky stretch out, the two of them exchange their “words of love” in just 88 seconds.
Step.3 Photo Shooting
The photographer takes a warm photo of the couple after they have exchanged words.
Step.4 Present the certificate of remembrance
“We will present you with a commemorative ceremony certificate that preserves the ”pledge of the two of you.”
Plan details
| Sales price | 143,000 yen(Including tax) |
|---|---|
| What is included in the fee |
• Progressed by the anniversary concierge ・On-site assistance (running support) on the day • Support for creating vows • Ceremony certificate (with original paper attached) • Procedures for applying to use various facilities • Small items for lending (items owned by the association) ・Photographic application fee |
| Optional |
• Edited short video (3 to 5 minutes): 110,000 yen • Flowers / Decoration of the venue: Please inquire |
Access information
From Miyako Airport or Shimadashi Airport
*Getting to Kurima Island is generally by car rental or taxi.
- Miyako Airport → Approximately 25 minutes by car (taxi: 3,000 to 4,000 yen)
- Shimachi Island Airport → Approximately 40 minutes by car (taxi fee: 6,000 to 7,000 yen)
It takes about 10 to 15 minutes by car to get to Kurima Island, which is a quiet island without the hustle and bustle of tourist destinations.
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