Name: Monpa no Ki
Address: 464-1 Hateruma, Taketomi Town, Yaeyama District, Okinawa Prefecture

If you’re visiting Hateruma Island, these are the souvenirs to get! 5 recommended souvenirs
Have you already planned your trip to Okinawa? This time, we’re focusing on Hateruma Island in Okinawa and will introduce some must-buy recommended souvenirs for when you visit!
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If you’re visiting Hateruma Island, these are the souvenirs to get! 5 recommended souvenirs
1. Hateruma Island T-shirt
The first recommended souvenir is this one. As expected, one of the classic souvenirs has to be a T-shirt, right? Local T-shirts often feature a wide range of unique designs, and many people collect them. Hateruma Island limited edition T-shirts are very popular, and many visitors buy them as souvenirs. At “Monpa no Ki” on Hateruma Island, not only can you find stylish Hateruma T-shirts, but also many other cleverly designed items perfect as souvenirs. If you’re on the lookout for a good souvenir, definitely drop by.
2. Hateruma Island Brown Sugar Chinsuko
When it comes to Okinawa souvenirs, right after awamori, “chinsuko” likely comes to mind. Though chinsuko tends to be a love-it-or-hate-it snack, the brown sugar version made with Hateruma Island’s specialty brown sugar is highly recommended. It’s rich and sweet, yet easy to enjoy. In fact, chinsuko contains various nutrients important for health, and just one stick of this brown sugar chinsuko can provide a well-balanced nutrient intake—an added bonus!
Name: Hoshifuru Shima no Kokutou Chinsuko
Official/related site URL: https://ja-jp.facebook.com/hoshifurushima/
3. Phantom Awamori “Awanami”
Speaking of Okinawa, awamori is a must! But this particular awamori is different—it’s a rare, “phantom” version. While general awamori is available in Tokyo and elsewhere, Awanami is only sold on Hateruma Island, and you can’t drink it unless you go there. It’s handcrafted using traditional Okinawan methods with direct-fire kettles, resulting in a very limited production—hence why it’s known as the “phantom” awamori.
Name: Hateruma Distillery
Address: 156 Hateruma, Taketomi Town, Yaeyama District, Okinawa Prefecture
Official/related site URL: http://awanami.net/
4. Hateruma Island Brown Sugar Syrup
Next up is the recommended “Hateruma Island Brown Sugar Syrup.” This gem is made using Hateruma’s famous brown sugar and its renowned spring water. It offers a deep, rich flavor with a refined sweetness that isn’t overpowering. It goes great on pancakes or pudding, and it can also be used in cooking—making it a versatile condiment. Packaged in bottles and boxed, it’s perfect as a gift. It even comes with a recipe, so you can use it right away!
Name: Hateruma Island Brown Sugar Syrup
Official/related site URL: https://ja-jp.facebook.com/haterumajimakuromitsu/
5. Hateruma Island Brown Sugar Ice Cream
Okinawa—and especially Hateruma Island—is known for its specialty brown sugar. Among the souvenirs made with it, “Hoshifuru Shima no Kokutou Ice Cream” is another must-try. This rich brown sugar ice cream is widely praised, and many people come back for more. Ice cream enjoyed in a tropical paradise offers a unique taste experience. If you want to bring some back, it’s recommended to bring a cooler bag and ship it frozen from Ishigaki Island or another nearby location.
Name: Hoshifuru Shima no Kokutou Ice Cream
Official/related site URL: https://ja-jp.facebook.com/hoshifurushima/
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So, what did you think of our 5 recommended souvenirs from Hateruma Island? Souvenirs are fun to enjoy for yourself or to delight someone else. Why not go find your own favorite item when you visit?
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