Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island, Okinawa
Seragaki is a small island off the Onna coast joined to Okinawa by a causeway, and Hyatt took the whole of it for the group’s first beach resort in Japan.
Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island, Okinawa is a resort destination wedding venue in Onna, Japan, hosting 10 to 100 guests in the $$$ price range, reached from Naha (OKA), 50 to 60 minutes by car. Best months: January, February, July, December.
About Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island, Okinawa
Seragaki is a small island off the Onna coast joined to Okinawa by a causeway, and Hyatt took the whole of it for the group’s first beach resort in Japan.
The wedding building is the reason it earns a place here rather than the beach.
The Seragaki Island Chapel is a warm timber room under a glass roof with a 32-foot aisle pointed straight out at the water, and it seats up to 40.
Receptions run in banquet spaces of 60 to 150 square metres with the sea in the windows, or outdoors for a cocktail hour on the shore, and the resort keeps a wedding salon on site for planning, with Arluis Wedding handling the production.
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If you’re looking for a destination that completely recharges you, the Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island is exactly that.
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Getting there
- Nearest airport
- OKA, 50 min by carAisle estimate
Venue highlights
- Hyatt’s first beach resort in Japan, on a causeway island off Onna
- Seragaki Island Chapel seats up to 40 under a glass roof
- 32-foot aisle pointed at the East China Sea
- Banquet spaces of 60 to 150 sq m with sea views
The wedding season
A sample wedding weekend
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- 17:00Guests over the causeway, drinks on the beach at sunset
- 11:00Morning on the water, hair and makeup at the wedding salon
- 16:00Ceremony in the Seragaki Island Chapel
- 17:00Cocktails on the shore, photographs at the water line
- 19:00Dinner in the sea-facing banquet room, speeches
- 10:00Breakfast, snorkelling, cars back to Naha
Costs and booking details
- Getting there
- OKA · about 50 min by carAisle estimate
Guests fly into Naha.
- Typical total
- ¥3,500,000–7,000,000Aisle estimate
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3,500,000 to 7,000,000 yen for 50 guests, about $23,000 to $45,000 (estimated)
- Ceremony fee
- ¥250,000–600,000Aisle estimate
About $1,600 to $3,900 (estimated)
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Not published; Okinawa chapel ceremonies commonly run 250,000 to 600,000 yen, about $1,600 to $3,900 (estimated)
- Reception
- ¥15,000–25,000 a headAisle estimate
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15,000 to 25,000 yen a head for food and drink (estimated)
- Room rate
- From ¥50,000 a nightAisle estimate
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Rooms from roughly 50,000 yen in season, about $320 (estimated)
- Weather window
- December – February
The months the weather is kindest, with July mild too. Weather does not indicate whether a date is available.
- Direct line
- 098-960-4321
Answered by the venue in local hours.
Hyatt publishes the chapel capacity and the banquet floor area but no wedding prices. Every cost figure here is ours, built from Okinawa resort norms and converted at about 155 yen to the dollar.
Questions about the venue
How many guests fit in the chapel?+
Up to 40. The reception is the flexible half: the resort quotes banquet space between 60 and 150 square metres, so a party larger than the chapel can still eat together if some guests watch the ceremony from outside.
Who plans the wedding?+
The resort keeps a dedicated wedding salon on the property and works with Arluis Wedding on production, so the ceremony, the flowers and the banquet are handled by one team rather than assembled by you from a distance.
How do guests get to the island?+
By road. Seragaki is joined to the Okinawa mainland by a causeway, and Naha airport is about 50 to 60 minutes south by car, with hotel transfers, taxis and rental cars all normal.
Is a legal marriage possible here?+
Not at the resort. Marriage in Japan is registered at a city or ward office, so couples flying in usually complete the paperwork at home and hold the Okinawa ceremony as the celebration for their guests.
Could this be your venue?
Ask about your plans, pricing and availability. You do not need a fixed date yet.
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Sources and booking notes
Confirm your dates, guest numbers, room arrangements and inclusions with the venue before booking. An enquiry does not reserve a date. Figures labelled Aisle estimate are modelled from regional rates and public sources; they are not venue quotes.