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Kume Island, Japan

Kume Island Local Time:   || Exchange Rate: **

Kume Island, Japan, is a tropical paradise known for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. Visitors can explore the beautiful coastline, relax on sandy shores, and enjoy snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs. The island is home to unique wildlife and lush greenery, making it perfect for nature lovers. Don't miss the chance to visit the famous Tatami-ishi rock formations and the historic Kume Island Castle ruins. Local cuisine offers delicious seafood and traditional dishes. With its warm climate and friendly atmosphere, Kume Island is an ideal getaway for relaxation and adventure.

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Weather & Seasonality
Climate patterns and typical conditions through the year

Weather in Kume Island, Japan

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12-Month Climate Summary (Sun)
MAR
19.1°C
avg
5.7 h/day
180 mm
—
62 Mixed
moderate sunshine, mild temperatures; frequent rain
APR
20.7°C
avg
7.7 h/day
220 mm
—
62 Mixed
high sunshine, mild temperatures; frequent rain
MAY
24.1°C
avg
7.4 h/day
291 mm
—
57 Mixed
high sunshine, warm temperatures; frequent rain
JUN
27.5°C
avg
11.5 h/day
83 mm
—
70 Good
high sunshine, warm temperatures; frequent rain
JUL
28.3°C
avg
10.2 h/day
232 mm
—
51 Mixed
high sunshine, warm temperatures; frequent rain
AUG
28.7°C
avg
11.7 h/day
77 mm
—
71 Good
high sunshine, warm temperatures; frequent rain
SEP
29.1°C
avg
10.9 h/day
52 mm
—
79 Good
high sunshine, warm temperatures; moderate rain
OCT
27.6°C
avg
8.6 h/day
194 mm
—
65 Mixed
high sunshine, warm temperatures; frequent rain
NOV
23.8°C
avg
7.2 h/day
155 mm
—
69 Mixed
high sunshine, warm temperatures; frequent rain
DEC
20.8°C
avg
7.0 h/day
112 mm
—
72 Good
high sunshine, mild temperatures; frequent rain
JAN
17.9°C
avg
7.5 h/day
67 mm
—
73 Good
high sunshine, mild temperatures; moderate rain
FEB
18.7°C
avg
7.1 h/day
60 mm
—
73 Good
high sunshine, mild temperatures; moderate rain
MAR
19.1°C
avg
5.7 h/day
180 mm
—
8 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
APR
20.7°C
avg
7.7 h/day
220 mm
—
8 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
MAY
24.1°C
avg
7.4 h/day
291 mm
—
5 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
JUN
27.5°C
avg
11.5 h/day
83 mm
—
14 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
JUL
28.3°C
avg
10.2 h/day
232 mm
—
5 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
AUG
28.7°C
avg
11.7 h/day
77 mm
—
16 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
SEP
29.1°C
avg
10.9 h/day
52 mm
—
21 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
OCT
27.6°C
avg
8.6 h/day
194 mm
—
13 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
NOV
23.8°C
avg
7.2 h/day
155 mm
—
11 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
DEC
20.8°C
avg
7.0 h/day
112 mm
—
12 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
JAN
17.9°C
avg
7.5 h/day
67 mm
—
14 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
FEB
18.7°C
avg
7.1 h/day
60 mm
—
13 Poor
No snow; not suitable for ski travel
Destination Guide
Attractions, costs, travel notes and practical visitor details

Top Kume Island Attractions

  • 1. **Nishihama Beach**
  • 2. **Kume Island Sea Turtle Museum**
  • 3. **Tatami-ishi Rocks**
  • 4. **Uezu Cliff**
  • 5. **Kume Island Observatory**

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Cost of Living in Kume Island

  • 1. Food
    • Local restaurants $10 - $20 per meal
    • Street food $5 - $10 per item
    • Supermarkets $5 - $15 for groceries
  • 2. Drinks
    • Bottled water $1 - $2
    • Soft drinks $2 - $3
    • Alcoholic beverages $4 - $8
  • 3. Daily Budget
    • On a budget $30 - $50 per day
    • Moderate spending $50 - $100 per day

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Top Kume Island Souvenirs

  • 1. Souvenirs (e.g., local crafts, keychains) - $5 to $20
  • 2. Traditional Snacks (e.g., Okinawan sweets) - $3 to $10
  • 3. Beverages (e.g., local Okinawan tea) - $2 to $8
  • 4. Beach Gear (e.g., towels, snorkel sets) - $15 to $50
  • 5. Clothing (e.g., T-shirts with local designs) - $10 to $30

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Visa & Travel Information for Kume Island

  • 1. Visa Requirements
    • Check if your country is on the visa exemption list for Japan.
    • If required, apply for a tourist visa before traveling.
  • 2. Travel Documents
    • Valid passport with at least 6 months validity.
    • Round-trip flight ticket.
  • 3. Health and Safety
    • Check for any vaccination requirements.
    • Have travel insurance that covers health emergencies.
  • 4. Transportation
    • Plan how to get to Kume Island (flights or ferries).
    • Consider local transportation options on the island.
  • 5. Accommodations
    • Book hotels or guesthouses in advance.
  • 6. Money
    • Ensure you have Japanese Yen for local expenses.

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Flight Price Range (per seat) for Kume Island
Typical single and return fare ranges based on available data

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Source / Additional Reading:
  1. Virtual Interlining: The Technology Empowering Flight Searches.
  2. Reshaping Airline Journeys: The Unfolding Saga of Virtual Interlining.
  3. What is Virtual Interlining (VI)? — TripStack.
  4. Virtual Interline Considerations for Airlines — IATA (PDF).