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Naha, Okinawa South
Okinawa
4.2
Naha, Okinawa South
Okinawa
4.2
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Naha, Okinawa South
Naha, where you can enjoy a tropical town with a mix of old and new cultures. The first Makishi Public Market, known as the "kitchen of Okinawa," offers a variety of subtropical ingredients, and the nightlife has a multinational atmosphere. There are many photogenic tourist spots, such as the clear blue sea, the streets that remind you of the Ryukyu era, and stylish cafes with a tropical feel that will make you want to take pictures. It is also attractive that there are many spots that can be visited throughout the year, such as the Saikai-Taki Shrine, the Peace Memorial Park, and the experiential Okinawa World, which convey history to the present.
Naha, Okinawa South
5 Highlights
01
Shuri Castle
A symbol of Okinawa where you can feel the culture of the Ryukyu Kingdom
Shuri Castle, built in the 14th century, was also a trading base during the Ryukyu Kingdom era and is a symbol of culture and history.
The brilliant vermilion Shuri Castle was created by combining Chinese and Japanese cultures and is famous as a symbol of Okinawa.
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Shuri Castle
A symbol of Okinawa where you can feel the culture of the Ryukyu Kingdom
Shuri Castle, built in the 14th century, was also a trading base during the Ryukyu Kingdom era and is a symbol of culture and history.
The brilliant vermilion Shuri Castle was created by combining Chinese and Japanese cultures and is famous as a symbol of Okinawa.
02
Okinawa World Culture Kingdom Gyokusendo Cave
A theme park where you can fully experience Okinawa!
The largest theme park in the prefecture where you can experience everything about Okinawa at once. There are plenty of enjoyable contents such as the natural monument "Gyokusendo Cave", the powerful "Super Eisa" which is an arrangement of Okinawan traditional dance Eisa, and the "Habu Museum Park" where you can learn more about habu snakes.
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Okinawa World Culture Kingdom Gyokusendo Cave
A theme park where you can fully experience Okinawa!
The largest theme park in the prefecture where you can experience everything about Okinawa at once. There are plenty of enjoyable contents such as the natural monument "Gyokusendo Cave", the powerful "Super Eisa" which is an arrangement of Okinawan traditional dance Eisa, and the "Habu Museum Park" where you can learn more about habu snakes.
03
DMM Kariyushi Aquarium
A new type of aquarium that uses the latest video technology!
DMM Kariyushi Aquarium, which opened in late May 2020, is a new type of aquarium that utilizes the latest video expressions and spatial production. The indoor space, which combines virtual and real elements, takes you on a journey into an extraordinary world.
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DMM Kariyushi Aquarium
A new type of aquarium that uses the latest video technology!
DMM Kariyushi Aquarium, which opened in late May 2020, is a new type of aquarium that utilizes the latest video expressions and spatial production. The indoor space, which combines virtual and real elements, takes you on a journey into an extraordinary world.
04
Hamabe no Chaya
A cafe where you can feel the sea breeze and see the ocean in front of you
Hamabe no Chaya is a quiet seaside cafe facing the Pacific Ocean that opened in 1994. There are open terrace seats and rooftop terrace seats, so you can enjoy not only your meal but also the beautiful view in various ways.
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Hamabe no Chaya
A cafe where you can feel the sea breeze and see the ocean in front of you
Hamabe no Chaya is a quiet seaside cafe facing the Pacific Ocean that opened in 1994. There are open terrace seats and rooftop terrace seats, so you can enjoy not only your meal but also the beautiful view in various ways.
05
Ryukyu Glass Village
The largest glass workshop where Ryukyu glass is made
This is the largest glass workshop in the prefecture where glass craftsmen produce traditional Ryukyu glass, a craft born in Okinawa with a history of over 100 years, right in front of visitors using a kiln that reaches over 1300 degrees. Glass making experiences are also available, making it a great memory of your time in Okinawa!
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Ryukyu Glass Village
The largest glass workshop where Ryukyu glass is made
This is the largest glass workshop in the prefecture where glass craftsmen produce traditional Ryukyu glass, a craft born in Okinawa with a history of over 100 years, right in front of visitors using a kiln that reaches over 1300 degrees. Glass making experiences are also available, making it a great memory of your time in Okinawa!
Recommended Spots
Local Cuisine
Soki Soba
Okinawan soba dish topped with spare ribs.
"Soki Soba" is an Okinawan soba dish topped with pork spare ribs. The ribs have a strong presence and are voluminous, filling up an empty stomach. The soup is based on pork bones, but it's light and easy to eat. When it comes to Okinawa, Soki Soba cannot be missed!
Steak
Steak in Okinawa, where American food culture has infiltrated
There are many restaurants in Naha where you can eat steak. It is said that the import cost of beef was cheaper compared to the mainland, and after the war, American food culture "steak" was adopted and became popular. It's a hearty meal to eat when you're hungry!
Yushi Tofu Cuisine
Tofu dish made by adding nigari to soy milk.
In Okinawa, Yushi Tofu made by mixing nigari into soy milk is a specialty. Its smooth texture is a characteristic. Yushi Tofu is often served as a set meal of Okinawan cuisine, but there is also Yushi Tofu Soba, which is eaten with soba noodles.
Sata Andagi
Crispy and fluffy fried confectionery from Okinawa.
Sata Andagi is a type of fried confectionery that is a specialty of Okinawa. It is made by mixing flour, eggs, and sugar, and frying them in oil without adding any water. It is eaten as a homemade snack in Okinawa. Its crispy and fluffy texture makes it irresistibly delicious.
Local Dining
A local dining where you can enjoy Okinawan cuisine.
When you come to Okinawa, you definitely want to try Okinawan cuisine at a local dining. You can enjoy classic dishes such as Goya Champuru, Soki Soba, Tebichi soup, and set meals. Eating at a local dining will definitely make you feel more like you've come to Okinawa!
Basic Information
Hotel Average Cost
¥6,943
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥32,950
Best Season
7~11 Month
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