Heart Rock
Heart Rock is a pair of small offshore rock formations on Kouri Island's Tinu Beach that, from the right angle, appear to form a heart shape, particularly striking at low tide when the rocks are more fully exposed. It's become a popular photo spot, especially since being featured in Japanese media and dramas.
Given its remote location relative to Naha, it's typically visited as part of a longer northern Okinawa day trip rather than a standalone destination.
Heart Rock FAQs
Low tide gives the clearest view of the heart-shaped formation; check local tide tables when planning.
About 1.5-2 hours by car via the Motobu area and across the Kouri Bridge.
No, the beach and rock formation are free to visit.
It can get busy, especially during peak tourist season, given its popularity as a photo spot.
Yes, it's often combined with Churaumi Aquarium and other northern Okinawa attractions in a single day trip.
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