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**Overview** Fusaki gives an Ishigaki itinerary a west-coast swimming stop with a pier, showers and optional marine activities. The operator lists year-round hours, with a later close from June through September. Visitors can enter the beach without paying for the resort pool or other facilities. That makes it possible to take a short break here even if you are sleeping in Ishigaki city. If you want reef time, check the operator’s snorkeling program and the day’s water conditions before committing. **Key metrics** - Winter beach hours: 09:00–17:00 - June–September hours: 09:00–18:30 - Beach admission: ¥0 **Pros** - Year-round beach operating hours give a winter itinerary an option. - The pier and west-coast views also suit a shore visit. - The operator lists guided snorkeling and other marine activities. **Cons** - Access to resort facilities and equipment has separate rules or fees. - A visitor pass is unavailable in certain peak periods. - Water activities still depend on wind and sea conditions. **Best for** Ishigaki visitors who want a west-coast beach stop with the option of a guided session. **Things to watch out for** Check current beach conditions and ask which facilities or rentals are open to day visitors before traveling.
Fusaki gives an Ishigaki itinerary a west-coast swimming stop with a pier, showers and optional marine activities. The operator lists year-round hours, with a later close from June through September. Visitors can enter the beach without paying for the resort pool or other facilities. That makes it possible to take a short break here even if you are sleeping in Ishigaki city. If you want reef time, check the operator’s snorkeling program and the day’s water conditions before committing.

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