2025 Naha Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Everyone says you must try BBQ when visiting Okinawa. After checking online, I found that the average cost for BBQ in Okinawa is around HKD $500. However, since my spouse and I don't eat much, we initially didn't plan to have BBQ. Later, while wandering around, we stumbled upon a BBQ restaurant with a long queue. Curious, we decided to check it out! We found that it offered a wide variety of options within our budget 😬😬😬, so we went in to give it a try. The environment was spacious, comfortable, and clean. Enjoying BBQ in an air-conditioned space is the ultimate experience 😌. The air conditioning ensured we didn't leave smelling like BBQ! Many local Japanese families were dining there, which speaks to the restaurant's good reputation. Besides BBQ, they also offer desserts and Korean dishes, which were genuinely good. The location is also very convenient. *Payment can be made by card. Restaurant: Yakiniku King – Naha Kumoji Branch 📍Address: 2-15-15 Kumoji, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture 📍Access: A 5-minute walk from Miebashi Station on the monorail 💰Average cost per person: Price options: 2,780, 3,180, 3,980 yen 💰Average cost per person: Approximately HKD 210

Don't come to Okinawa anymore! After visiting Okinawa, I no longer want to go to other tropical countries. This time, I spent 5 days and 4 nights on a self-driving trip in early June. Although the time wasn't very sufficient, there were just too many places worth visiting. Okinawa feels like a destination where travelers of all types can enjoy themselves! I've marked the parking situation at the places I visited, hoping to help everyone plan their self-driving trips! 🗺【Itinerary】 Day 1: Naha City/Southern Area Senaga Island (Free parking lot) - First, I picked up the car near the airport and drove to Senaga Island. Here, a row of white houses is built along the hillside, giving off a Greek and Italian vibe. There are many restaurants offering cuisines from different countries, such as Turkish, American, and Mexican dishes. It doesn't feel like Japan at all~ I ended up choosing a sea-view restaurant to enjoy a steak meal. The scenery was so relaxing. Gyokusendo Cave (Free parking lot) - About a 30-minute drive away, you can marvel at the wonders of nature that took hundreds of thousands of years to form. The underground stalactite cave boasts over a million stalactites. The tranquil and dimly lit cave is incredibly calming. Outside, there are various Okinawan cultural displays, such as traditional musical instruments and glass-blowing performances. If you're interested in Okinawan culture, you'll likely spend a long time exploring here~ (Note: Closing time is 4:00 PM, so plan your visit accordingly to avoid missing out on key attractions.) Originally, I planned to visit the DMM Aquarium afterward, but I was too tired and decided to postpone it to the next morning. Day 2: Northern Naha DMM Aquarium (Free parking lot) - This is a new aquarium in Naha. Unlike traditional aquariums, DMM Aquarium offers semi-open pools simulating shallow seas, complete with wave sounds and lighting effects, making you feel like you're truly at the beach. Besides marine life, there are also land animal exhibits and limited feeding experiences. I tried feeding a sloth this time—it was so adorable, hanging on a tree and slowly grabbing the carrot slice. Pokemon Center (Free parking lot) - Located in Aeon Mall, the Pokemon Center needs no introduction! Although it's not as large as the one in Osaka, for a fan like me, it was enough to spend all my travel budget there! Nakagusuku Castle (Free parking lot) - The ruins of the ancient Ryukyu Kingdom, located on a hill where you can overlook both the eastern and western areas. The stone-built ruins exude a strong sense of history! Shurijo Castle (Prefectural paid parking lot) - Unfortunately, the castle was previously damaged by fire, so what I saw this time was the reconstruction process. Side note: There are many cats and ducks nearby, super cute. Day 3: Northern Village/American Village Blue Cave Diving (Parking provided by the diving company) - The most recommended activity! You must go diving in Okinawa. Once underwater, you'll see tropical fish that you usually only see in movies or games. If you're not comfortable with scuba diving, snorkeling will still offer amazing views! Cape Zanpa Lighthouse (Free parking lot) - One of the few lighthouses in Japan you can climb. From the top, you can see nearly three-quarters of the view facing the sea—it's breathtaking! American Village (Both free and paid parking available, but it gets crowded starting at dusk) - The most beautiful spot! This place feels like a parallel universe, with American-style architecture and people from all over the world gathering here. After dusk, the area becomes lively, with music playing everywhere and neon lights on the buildings giving off a 70s-80s American vibe. There are also street performances and fireworks at night, making it hard to leave. Day 4: Nago City Nago Pineapple Park (Free parking lot) - A pineapple-themed botanical park, suitable for family activities. They also sell pineapple-related snacks and drinks—I regret not buying more! Churaumi Aquarium (Free parking lot) - This is probably the most famous attraction in Okinawa besides Kokusai Street. While the overall experience was good, I found DMM Aquarium's presentation more innovative and interesting. Churaumi Aquarium is often crowded, making it hard to take good photos. Some display tanks require queuing, which felt a bit congested and slightly detracted from the experience. Day 5: Okinawa's northernmost point, return car in Naha Cape Hedo - The northernmost point of Okinawa, about 50 km from Nago City. If the weather and your energy allow, it's a great spot to watch the sunrise. The eastern side is completely unobstructed, allowing you to see the sun rise from the sea horizon. Unfortunately, it was raining heavily when I visited, so I could only check in without seeing the sunrise. Hopefully, someone else can witness it for me! 📍【Must-Visit Attractions】 1. Diving in Okinawa 🤿! The shallow waters here are stunningly beautiful, filled with colorful tropical fish. This time, I joined a scuba diving session with Umi Diving Company. The instructor was friendly, could communicate in English, and actively helped me adapt to the underwater environment and took photos! 2. Senaga Island - Close to the airport, the European-style architecture is perfect for photos. There are various types of restaurants, and you can watch planes take off and land. If you're lucky, you might even see fighter jets. It's recommended as the first or last stop of your trip. 3. American Village - A must-visit place that you'll never want to leave. It has various restaurants, indoor amusement parks, and beautiful architecture for photos. It's suitable for all ages. Note that it's quieter during the day, so it's best to visit around dusk. Restaurants require reservations; otherwise, you're likely to encounter full bookings. 🥘【Must-Try Food】 Okinawa Meat Shop, Nago City - A small restaurant specializing in Shabu Shabu. The prices are on the higher side, but the taste is excellent, and the portions are generous. The black wagyu beef and Agu pork are tender and not chewy. The staff patiently explains each dish and how to eat it. 🏠【Accommodation Recommendations】 1. Naha Water City - Located within a 10-minute walk from Kokusai Street, it features an infinity rooftop pool. The hotel has paid parking, making it very convenient for different types of travelers. 2. Okinawa Arena - Under VESSEL HOTELS, located in central Okinawa near the US military base. The location is ideal for self-driving trips, making it easy to explore central attractions like American Village and Nakagusuku Castle. 📣【Self-Driving Tips】 Okinawa has only one highway; the rest are regular roads with traffic lights, which may take longer to travel. It's recommended to plan your itinerary according to the route direction to avoid wasting time waiting at traffic lights.

International Street in Naha, Okinawa, is undoubtedly a must-visit hotspot for travelers! This 1.6-kilometer-long street is brimming with lively vacation vibes from morning till night. With its Hawaiian-inspired scenery and colorful neon signs, you'll feel like you've stepped into a tropical paradise✨ International Street is always buzzing with energy: ☀️ During the day, explore various drugstores and department stores to shop for Japanese beauty products and Okinawa-exclusive souvenirs. 🌙 At night, the street lights up with bustling izakayas and barbecue restaurants, offering an equally exciting nightlife. 🍴 From Okinawa soba and sea grape rice bowls to American-style burgers, the street offers a wide variety of international cuisines. 🍦 Don't forget to try Blue Seal ice cream with unique Okinawan flavors like Salt Chinsuko—it’s absolutely delightful! 🛍️ Check out adorable Shisa-themed items at Culture House or local specialties at Ryukyu Market for the perfect souvenirs. Highly recommended: "Steak House 88 International Street Branch"! This iconic steakhouse serves premium Ishigaki beef and Okinawan domestic beef, with an average budget of around 2,300 yen. Its retro American-style neon decor makes it the ideal spot to experience Okinawa's unique steak culture. The restaurant also offers multilingual menus, making it very tourist-friendly! 📍International Street Details: Address: Makishi to Matsuo area, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture Transportation: A short walk from Yui Rail stations "Kencho-mae," "Miebashi," or "Makishi." Business Hours: Most shops operate from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM (some restaurants open until late night) Map Code: 33 157 382*41 Whether you're a shopaholic, foodie, or night owl, International Street has something for everyone! Make sure to set aside enough time to explore this endlessly charming street—it’s absolutely worth it! 🏝️

If you visit Shuri Castle, you can also stop by Seirai-in Temple for a visit. This urbanized temple is not very large and is vertically structured, yet it has everything you might expect. It serves as a spiritual haven for locals and is also a favorite among foreign tourists. The full name of the temple is Daruma Peak Seirai-in, also known as Daruma Temple. It belongs to the Myoshinji sect of the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism and is said to have been established over 1,600 years ago. The temple enshrines the Bodhisattva Kannon and was originally located in Ibomachi before being relocated to its current site during the Meiji era. Nestled in a narrow alley, you’ll know you’ve found the right place when you see the Nio Gate. On the first floor, there is a venue for rituals and events. As you ascend to the second floor, you’ll find a miniature version of the Thousand Torii Gates built on the balcony. Interspersed among them are the Daruma Hall dedicated to Daruma Daishi, the Two Deities Hall dedicated to Benzaiten, a miniature shrine for wealth, and an Inari Shrine. The colorful Daruma dolls for making wishes are located next to the Daruma Hall. Inside, you’ll find three stone Daruma figures in small, medium, and large sizes. Legend has it that if you can lift them, your wish will come true. On the third floor, in front of the main hall, there is a statue of Daruma Daishi. The temple staff say that touching the statue can bring blessings for exam success or good health. The solemn main hall enshrines the Bodhisattva Kannon and displays various amulets and ema (wooden prayer plaques). The ceiling features a vivid painting of a dragon, showcasing the centuries-old fusion of Buddhism and Shintoism in Japan. As a side note, during the Ryukyu Kingdom era, the Shuri Twelve Zodiac Pilgrimage was popular. Temples like Jigen-in, Ankoku-ji, Seiko-ji, and Seirai-in each represent guardians for different zodiac signs. If you visit Okinawa, you might want to find your guardian temple. 📍Address: 〒903-0813 Okinawa Prefecture, Naha City, Shuri Akata Town 1-5-1 🚗 Accessible by monorail: A six-minute walk from Shuri Station.

Prime location! Just a 2-minute walk from Makishi Station on the monorail, which is essentially the starting (or ending) point of International Street! Makishi Station is equipped with elevators, making it super convenient to transfer from the airport via the monorail to Makishi Station. Simply take the elevator down and walk 2 minutes to the hotel—effortless! For those driving, the hotel offers a parking plan for 2,000 yen per day. The parking spot is fixed until check-out, ensuring convenience whether you need your car early or late. The hotel staff will guide you to park. The hotel has various facilities, including late-night snacks, tea, and activities. However, since we were out most of the time, we didn’t use them. You can check other reviews for more details. As for service, communication in both Chinese and English is smooth. The staff is very polite and professional. During check-in, they even give each guest a flower as a souvenir. The room cleanliness is excellent, and we had a comfortable stay for three consecutive days. Oh, and the breakfast here is amazing! Don’t forget to try it!

Due to a late-night flight and a delay, I ended up spending more time at Naha Airport than expected. To my surprise, this four-story building turned out to be a great place to explore. The monorail station connects directly to the domestic terminal, and as you walk deeper into the airport, you'll reach the international terminal. Along the way, there are plenty of shops and convenience stores. BigCamera has an Air store here, offering small electronics, cameras, hair dryers, and more—perfect for last-minute purchases if you missed shopping in the city. Muji also has a "to Go" store, featuring travel essentials, clothing, shoes, and socks. If you run out of space, you can even buy a carry-on suitcase here. The drugstore ココカラファイン is as comprehensive as its street-side counterparts, making it easy to stock up on any forgotten items. Additionally, the famous Salt House, known for its salt and ice cream that attract countless tourists on Kokusai Street, has an airport branch here where you can buy snacks and various salts as souvenirs. On the fourth floor, the food court is divided into north and south sections. The northern area offers Okinawan rice balls, Yoshinoya, and Hokkaido curry soup, which always has long lines. The southern area features set meal restaurants and tonkatsu (fried pork cutlets). If you want to avoid the crowds, head to the southern section for a meal and some rest. On the third floor, there's a liquor art gallery where you can sit down, chat with a bartender, and enjoy a relaxing moment. Outside, there's a row of capsule toy machines where you can turn your leftover travel coins into fun souvenirs. Lastly, let's talk about the vending machines. In Okinawa, you'll often see vending machines promoting "local production for local consumption" beverages. These drinks are made with local ingredients and produced locally, allowing you to savor the taste of Okinawa one last time before leaving. 📍Address: 150 Kagamizu, Naha, Okinawa 901-0142, Japan 🚗 Monorail Airport Station: 3-minute walk to the domestic terminal, 5-minute walk to the international terminal.

Okinawa's "Salt House" (Ma-su-ya) is Japan's first specialty salt store, renowned for its wide variety of salt products and unique snow salt ice cream. It has become a must-visit destination for tourists in Okinawa. Here's a detailed travel guide and recommendations for visiting Salt House: Features of Salt House World's Best Miyako Island Snow Salt: The most popular product at Salt House is "Miyako Island Snow Salt," which holds the Guinness World Record for the highest mineral content. This finely textured salt has a mild salinity and can enhance the sweetness of fruits and desserts, in addition to being used in cooking. Diverse Salt Products: The store offers over 600 types of salt from around the world and approximately 130 varieties of local Okinawan salt. Additionally, there are salt-based desserts, skincare products, and more. Salt Tasting Experience: Salt House is the first company in Japan to establish the "Salt Tasting Expert System." Professional salt tasters at the store can recommend the best salts to pair with various dishes, allowing you to truly appreciate the flavor and fun of salt. Snow Salt Ice Cream: A signature must-try treat! Besides the original milk ice cream, you can add various flavored salts (such as cocoa salt, yuzu salt, matcha salt, chili salt, wasabi salt, etc.) for free to create a unique sweet and salty taste. Must-Buy Recommendations Miyako Island Snow Salt: A top pick for its fine texture and versatile uses. Various Flavored Salts: Options include "All-Purpose European Salt" (great for Western cuisine), "Rice Ball Salt," "Okinawa Citrus Salt," and more. Combo packs are also available. Snow Salt Cotton Candy: Light and fluffy, it melts in your mouth. Popular among women, with flavors like brown sugar, purple yam, and coconut. Salted White Chocolate: A delightful blend of salty and sweet, rich in flavor, and a recent favorite. Snow Salt Chinsuko: Made with Miyako Island Snow Salt, offering a smoother texture and mild salinity that enhances its refined sweetness. Snow Salt Bread Crisps: Soft-textured crisps infused with Miyako Island Snow Salt, combined with egg and butter for a sweet and salty harmony. Snow Salt Fuwawa: Cute meringue treats with a soft and crispy texture that melt in your mouth, available in various flavors. Snow Salt Beauty Products: Salt House also offers skincare items like facial soap and shampoo made with snow salt, featuring natural ingredients. Store Information Salt House has multiple branches in popular tourist areas: International Street Store: There are several Salt House locations on International Street, with the flagship store near Makishi Station being more spacious and well-stocked. Address: 3-9-2 Makishi, Naha City (Map) Business Hours: 10:00 AM–9:00 PM (some stores on International Street may stay open until 10:00 PM) Map Code: 33 158 480*28 Naha Airport Store: Located on the 2nd floor of the domestic terminal at Naha Airport, convenient for last-minute shopping before departure. Address: 150 Kagamizu, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, 2F YUINICHI STREET Business Hours: 7:00 AM–8:30 PM Map Code: 33 123 548 Note: The Matsuo and Heiwa Street stores on International Street have closed. The main locations now are the International Street Store and Naha Airport Store. Travel Tips Try Snow Salt Ice Cream: A must-do experience at Salt House! Experiment with different flavored salts to find your favorite combination. Sample Various Salts: The store usually offers salt tastings. Take advantage of this to explore different flavors and uses before purchasing. Tax-Free Shopping: Purchases over 5,400 yen (including tax) qualify for tax refunds. Remember to bring your passport. Consider Souvenirs: Salt House products make excellent gifts, especially snow salt, snow salt cotton candy, and salted white chocolate. Convenient Transportation: The International Street Store is easily accessible via monorail to "Makishi Station" or "Prefectural Office Station," followed by a short walk. The Naha Airport Store is located within the airport. Nearby Attractions and Food (Around International Street) If you're visiting the Salt House on International Street, there are plenty of nearby attractions and dining options: International Street: Naha City's bustling street with souvenir shops, restaurants, and cafes. First Makishi Public Market: Known as "Okinawa's Kitchen," offering fresh seafood and local dishes. Warmth Ramen / Ryukyu Ramen: Popular ramen shops with frequent queues. Ryukyu Beef: A famous yakiniku (grilled meat) restaurant. Pork Egg Rice Ball Main Store: A local Okinawan breakfast or snack specialty. Blue Seal Ice Cream: Okinawa's iconic ice cream brand. Okashi Goten: A great place to buy Okinawan specialty sweets like purple yam tarts. Calbee+: Freshly fried chips and Okinawa-exclusive flavors. We hope this information helps you plan your visit to Okinawa's Salt House!

#Overseas Hotel #Okinawa #Okinawa Hotel #Japan Okinawa Naha Mercure Hotel Honest Review (Mercure Okinawa Naha) I'm organizing a review of the Mercure Okinawa Naha Hotel where I stayed for 2 nights and 3 days during my trip to Okinawa. The location was good and the facilities were clean, so I was satisfied. I hope this will be helpful to those who are planning to book a Mercure Hotel in the future. 1. Location & Accessibility Right in front of Yui Rail Asahibashi Station (within 1 minute walk) About 10 minutes from Naha Airport by Yui Rail 10-15 minutes walk to Kokusai Dori (2 stops by Yui Rail) There is a McDonald's and Family Mart right next door, so it is convenient to have snacks or light meals Don Quijote is 5 minutes away!!!! Good merit 2. Room condition I stayed in a standard queen room The room is not large, but it is a good size for 2 people to unpack The bedding was clean and the mattress was firm, so it was good for a good night's sleep The soundproofing was good, and the air conditioning/WiFi both worked well Coffee pot, bottled water, slippers, and amenities (toothbrush/razor, etc.) are provided as standard 3. Breakfast Buffet, Japanese + Western mixed The menu changes slightly every day, and the taste is generally clean Okinawan cuisine (e.g. Goya Champuru) is also provided, so you can feel the travel atmosphere. Operated at the restaurant on the 1st floor, 6:30-10:00 AM 4. Other facilities Paid parking (approximately 1,000 yen per day) Coin-operated washing machine, vending machine, microwave oven available Check-in 14:00 / Check-out 11:00 There were no Korean-speaking staff in the lobby, but English communication was possible 5. Overall rating Location: ★★★★★ (Best accessibility to airport/city) Cleanliness: ★★★★☆ Satisfaction for the price: ★★★★☆ A hotel more suitable for couples or 1-2 travelers than families

Agu Pork Shabu-shabu Miruku Naha When talking about Okinawa Agu pork, most people will probably think of the century-old Furu family and the super popular Agu pork dish! However, for tourists like me who don’t rent a car and drive themselves, it is not very convenient to go to the century-old ancient house because it is too far away. I saw a recommendation for this Agu Pork Shabu Shabu online, but it's not very popular in terms of searches and discussions. It's located near the Kencho-mae Light Rail Station, making it more convenient for tourists who don't drive. Because we didn't make a reservation in advance that day, we rushed to eat as soon as the store opened for fear of not getting a seat. The space inside the store is very large and it is very comfortable to dine in. We ordered the Agu pork shabu-shabu set meal, which includes appetizers, meat plates, vegetable plates, noodles, eggs, and a special dipping sauce of yuzu pepper. The appetizers were seaweed salad, Okinawa specialty peanut tofu, and braised Agu pork. Among them, I preferred the seaweed salad, which tasted refreshing. Then, needless to say, the Agu pork plate had no meaty smell, and the meat was tender and had the sweetness of pork. You can choose to eat it in two different ways, with eggs or yuzu pepper, and it won't be greasy at all. The vegetable plate was the only meal we ordered, the vegetables were all very sweet and refreshing, and the simple way of eating it was very satisfying! When we were heading to the restaurant, we were taken there by a driver from the car rental company. When we arrived at the destination, the driver saw the sign and made a 👍 gesture to us, indicating that we had made a good choice 🤣 Even the local drivers recommended the Agu Pig Restaurant, so I recommend that everyone should go and try it if they have the chance! #Okinawa #Okinawa Agu Pork

Ryukyu no Ushi is famously hard to book. Originally, the International Street branch was fully booked about a month before our trip, but I kept checking for openings out of boredom and managed to snag a reservation when a spot opened up! (I was even considering staying a night in Onna just to dine at their Onna branch 😂). On the day of our visit, there were already many people lining up outside the restaurant. We had a reservation for the 5:00 PM opening time. Some online guides suggest trying your luck by lining up before the restaurant opens if you don’t have a reservation, but on the day we dined, there were no extra seats available for walk-in customers. So, it’s best to book in advance. I was filled with anticipation for this meal before we even set off, and it did not disappoint! Even my mom, who doesn’t usually eat beef, said it was delicious. I’ve tried barbecue at izakayas recommended online during previous trips to Okinawa, and they were good too, but Ryukyu no Ushi clearly offers a more diverse selection. The seating is spacious and comfortable, and the quality of the meat is excellent. Despite the marbling, it wasn’t overly greasy. After finishing the meal, my mom said that next time we visit Okinawa, I must book this restaurant again 🤣🤣🤣

Figure 1️⃣Gyukatsu Motomura Naha Kokusai-dori Honten Naha Kokusai-dori main store, the fried steak set is super delicious Figure 2️⃣ The famous ramen with a long queue at Kokusai-Nuanmu Ramen, recommended white sesame oil flavor and fierce fire ramen (recommended for late-night snacks when there are fewer people) Figure 3️⃣ Makishi Public Market, a paradise for seafood lovers, it is really fresh and delicious (recommend Zhongzhen Seafood, the service attitude is good, the seafood quality is also very good, and the staff can speak Chinese!) Figure 4️⃣ Fukusuke's Tamagoyaki. I accidentally bought a large portion of tamagoyaki. I recommend sharing it with many people. It tastes sweet and thick! Figure 5️⃣Buchi Kumojiten, a highly recommended charcoal grilled meat restaurant, recommending Ishigaki beef, diaphragm, egg yolk raw beef, and beef tongue Figure 6️⃣ Don Quijote Kokusai-dori store has long business hours and is suitable for night owls to visit. Business hours are 9.00 am to 5.00 am. If you spend 30,000 yen or more excluding tax, you can get a tax-free discount by showing your coupon! (I made another trip just for this discount) Figure 7️⃣Calbee+'s freshly fried red taro and purple sweet potato fries🍠 Very delicious and easy to buy ✌🏻 It is recommended to buy freshly fried French fries early🍟 Figure 8️⃣ Okinawa mille mele ミレメーレ, located in the alley of Kokusai-dori (not on the main road of Kokusai-dori), has a crispy crust and candied apple granules in the filling. It is delicious with rich custard, but it is easy to get tired of it! Figure 9️⃣ BlueSeal, an ice cream chain that can be found everywhere in Okinawa, recommends blue wave and salt cookies Picture 🔟MAXI PUDDING, jasmine tea flavor is recommended! The sweetness is slightly lower than that of sugarcane ~ the milk flavor is super super rich! Ant-Man 🉑 Mindless Charge

📅 Itinerary Day 1 Stay at Victoria Hotel There is a 24-hour supermarket nearby to meet your consumption needs☑️ You can walk to the port to enjoy the night view🌃 Day 2 Bo Shang Palace-Fuzhou Garden-Confucius Temple Art Museum-San-A Naha Main Place-Shuri Castle-Kinjo-cho Stone Path Stay at Eastinate Hotel Day 3 Eat seafood at Makishi Market🦞 A box of sea urchin (smallest) is ¥2500 and is fresh, sweet and delicious! Gachapon at Xiaolu Station❤️ Back to the airport 🏨 Accommodation Sharing Victoria Hotel❌Not recommended! The front desk staff is friendly, but the hardware in the room is old, and dust and mildew can be seen everywhere🫠😖 5/9 One night stay in a double room 1300 Taiwan dollars Estinate Hotel⭕️Recommended The front desk service is also very good, the environment is fragrant, and the breakfast is delicious! 🫶 5/10 One night stay in a double room 1500 Taiwan dollars 🍴 Food recommendations Yakiniku Main Department (a la carte yakiniku) is a must-go for those who have a budget. You won't be disappointed. 📌 Practical Tips Make good use of reservations at your favorite restaurants to save a lot of valuable time #Okinawa #BBQ Headquarters #Naminoue Palace

🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: So many that you don't want to leave the hotel 📍Address: 2 minutes walk from Makishi Station 💰Average consumption: less than NT$4,000 per night for a triple room 💞Recommendation reason: Very cost-effective, many facilities, good service staff Because of this family trip, we booked a family restaurant with a good reputation. It really lived up to its reputation. If parents bring their children here, this place is completely sufficient. First of all, there are 24-hour beverage and coffee machines on the second floor. There is free ice cream and unlimited wine from morning to 10 pm every day, and there is ramen for midnight snacks at 8:30 pm. All of the above are free. The beer and drinks are local brands, so you don’t have to go out to buy them. There are many activities from 5 to 6 pm every day. I missed all the activities this time because I was out, but I still felt they were all very fun. The swimming pool is on the second floor like the hot spring. The atmosphere is great and has a holiday feel. The bed is also very comfortable to sleep in. One of the beds in the triple room is relatively small, but the rest are large. Although it compresses the luggage storage space a bit, it is still very comfortable. The bathroom is also unusually large, and washing is very comfortable. Please note that parking is 2,000 yen per day, calculated based on check-in and check-out time. Check-out is at 11 o'clock, so you can only park until 11 o'clock. But because we were too lazy to find a parking lot, we parked directly at the hotel. The parking lot staff were also very nice. #Self-guided tour #Okinawa

【Pilot Star】🛳️ Hong Kong Grand Inaugural Cruise from June 27 to August 31, 2025 The classic Star Cruises brand returns to Hong Kong to travel to Japan and Taiwan 【Pilot Star】 It will fly to a number of popular destinations from June 27 to August 31, 2025, using Hong Kong as its home port. April 24, 2025 (Hong Kong) - Star Cruises has announced that Star Pilot will be based in Hong Kong from June 27 to August 31, 2025. This marks the return of the newly upgraded Star Cruises to one of its most iconic home ports, continuing its 30-year glorious legend with a new look. The arrival of the [Star Pilot] will inject strong impetus into Hong Kong and regional cruise tourism, not only providing passengers with a wide range of route options, It also demonstrates Star Cruises’ long-term commitment to deepening its presence in the Asian cruise market. During its operation in Hong Kong, the Starliner will launch 2 to 5 night in-depth tour routes, covering popular destinations such as Taipei (Keelung), Kaohsiung, Penghu, Naha in Okinawa, Japan, and Ishigaki Island. Among them, the popular "2-night weekend high seas cruise" will depart regularly every Friday, providing a perfect choice for travelers who are looking for a short luxury experience at sea. Mr. Wu Mingfa, President of Dream Star, said: “Hong Kong has a special significance in the development history of Star Cruises. Hong Kong is our home port, which not only represents the inheritance of our brand spirit, but also the practice of our commitment to the Asian market. The [Star Pilot] will bring an exquisite and extraordinary cruise experience to local tourists and the emerging customer group of "fly-rail-cruise" with a brand new look. " 🗓️Routes departing from Hong Kong 📍Kaohsiung and Penghu routes i. 3-night Hong Kong to Kaohsiung, Penghu route (departs on Sunday): June 29, July 13, August 10, 2025 ii. 2-night Hong Kong to Kaohsiung route (departing on Wednesday): July 2, 16, and August 13, 2025 During the summer season, [Star Pilot] will launch exciting routes from Hong Kong to Kaohsiung and Penghu. In the 3-night Kaohsiung-Penghu route and the 2-night Kaohsiung route, Kaohsiung, as the shipping hub of the southern region, has a modern art district, traditional temples, and a bustling night market; Penghu is intoxicating with its clear waters, quaint villages, and leisurely island atmosphere. It is definitely a perfect choice for blending cultural exploration and island style. 📍Japan route i. 5-night Hong Kong to Ishigaki Island, Naha route (departs on Sunday): July 6, August 3, 2025 ii. 5-night Hong Kong to Naha, Ishigaki Island route (departure on Sunday): July 20, August 17, 2025 The Navigator will also launch a route from Hong Kong to Okinawa, Japan, stopping at two popular destinations, Ishigaki Island and Naha. Ishigaki Island is famous for its blue sea, white sand and lush landscape, and is a paradise for nature lovers; Naha, as the capital of Okinawa, has traditional Ryukyu culture, bustling commercial streets, and historical landmarks such as Shuri Castle, providing a unique cultural experience. 📍Taiwan-Japan flights i. 5-night special route from Hong Kong to Ishigaki Island, Keelung, Penghu: July 27 and August 24, 2025 (Sunday) The carefully designed 5-night itinerary takes you on a journey through the highlights of Taiwan and Japan, allowing you to explore the stunning sights of Japan's Ishigaki Island, Keelung, and Penghu. Departing exclusively on July 27 and August 24, 2025, this special cruise will allow you to visit three dream destinations at once and experience the most unforgettable sea vacation. 📍Address: 2-night weekend high seas cruise (departure on Friday: June 27, July 4, 11, 18 and 25, August 29) The Pilot Star is a great destination in itself! Passengers can enjoy top-notch facilities at sea, from inside rooms, sea view rooms to "Palace Suites" equipped with private facilities and 24-hour European butler service. 🏖️The ship is also equipped with water parks, rock climbing walls, zip lines, lawn bowling and other facilities, coupled with exciting live entertainment performances and theme activities, suitable for families, couples or all those who love sea vacations. 💞About Star Cruises Star Cruises, which has a glorious history of more than 30 years, will return with a new look and create a more fashionable and dynamic way for the new generation of passengers. A refined sea holiday experience. 🌟High-quality and affordable sea vacation options 🌟Abundant entertainment activities, world-class dining and entertainment activities for different ages 🌟Moderate cruise ship size (about 2,000 passengers), flexible and free Star Cruises fleet includes [Explorer Star] and [Pilot Star]. [Star Navigator] will set sail from Singapore on March 7, 2025 and begin an eight-month exclusive season in Keelung. With unique routes, we connect the most charming coastal scenery in the area and expand to the characteristic seaports in Japan and South Korea. During the voyage, passengers can enjoy the romance of spring cherry blossoms, the blue sea in summer, and the red leaves on the mountains in autumn, and appreciate the beauty of Asia in the changing seasons. Star Voyager will set sail on March 26, 2025, sailing between multiple destinations including Singapore, Jakarta, Malacca, Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City, and will expand to more popular cities in the future. #Taiwan #Japan #Travel #TravelInspiration

Every time I visit Okinawa, I make sure to stop by this izakaya. This time, one meal wasn't enough, so I planned for two. Upon landing, I headed straight to Ikesu no Ginji (Shintoshin branch), a place I visited last time. Unfortunately, my favorite sea urchin rice ball was replaced with a new version—sad. For the second meal, I decided to check out Mekiki no Ginji (Shintoshin branch), which has a Studio Ghibli vibe (P1). However, when I arrived at 5:40 PM, the daily specials of fresh shrimp sashimi and grilled prawns were already sold out! Key Highlights: 1️⃣ Always try the daily specials. Although the fresh shrimp was sold out, the daily oysters (P3) at JPY 400 each were incredibly fresh and sweet—a must-try. 2️⃣ My personal favorite and obsession is the sea urchin rice ball with raw egg dipping sauce (P2)—you'll miss it once you've tried it. 3️⃣ A general recommendation is the sea urchin sauce grilled oysters on a hot plate (P4). 4️⃣ Reservations are absolutely necessary. I usually ask the hotel I'm staying at to make the reservation, specifying the date, time, number of people, and even the end time. 5️⃣ For the best photo opportunity at the Studio Ghibli-style entrance, aim for around 6:30 PM. The lighting is perfect—just as the sky starts to darken but hasn't fully turned night, and the lights are beautifully lit.

This small shop is only open for a few hours each night I came here with the mentality of giving it a try, and I am very satisfied with the result! Just like the island of Okinawa itself Okinawan cuisine has its own charm No over-seasoning, fancy ingredients or presentation More emphasis is placed on highlighting the natural taste of the ingredients The way of ordering food here is very special Take a plate and choose your favorite skewers for the store to cook We couldn't speak the language, so we just picked the ones that we liked. The following are particularly recommended -Pork wrapped in grapes -Pork wrapped in Okinawa winged beans -Green melon -Pork wrapped in Okinawa sweet potato Super sweet and soft with a layer of sesame on top -Pork and Shiso Mentaiko Roll Now I realize that I like all pork dishes. It is not greasy at all when paired with the ingredients and blends well with the ingredients It is also paired with different seasonings to show the ingenuity of the store There is also grilled chicken, other vegetables and offal You can adjust the blind spot according to your personal preference. I personally can't get used to Okinawa's awamori, so I ordered yuzu wine which was pretty good. The boss is cooking skewers all by himself. You have to wait for the food to be served. It is recommended to reserve enough time for meals Store Name Kushiyaki Dangri-ya Atariya Store Location 〒900-0034 Okinawa, Naha, Higashimachi, 7−24 Tamaki Amita 10３ - Walking distance to Kokusai-dori, not on the main street Precautions -Cash only -Everyone must order a drink (even if they have some food) - This place doesn't have many seats. We can walk in if we arrive at 6 o'clock. It seems that you cannot make reservations online. It is recommended to come early.

I came to Okinawa Tomari Fish Market in the morning to taste what everyone calls the freshest fish in Okinawa. Sashimi, nigiri, sea urchin, freshly cut tuna... are all huge pieces and visibly fresh, and the whole market is very clean with no odor at all! You can buy directly and sit in the standing food area in the market to enjoy it, or walk back to the car to eat like we did, or you can also choose to order tuna at a table, watch the chef cut the tuna while you eat, which is really addictive. If you love seafood, you really can't miss this place. You can also visit the market and see all kinds of fish, which is very interesting! #Okinawa #Okinawa cuisine 🕰️Business hours: 7:00-17:00

On a beautiful morning, strolling through the alleys of Makishi Market, you might see people lining up for the famous rice balls. But if you're craving a refreshing and delicious brunch, C&C across the street is the perfect way to start your day. Their pancakes are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, drizzled with mildly sweet honey and fresh fruits, offering a rich and layered taste. The toast paired with an omelet soaked in the aroma of eggs and milk is truly invigorating. Accompanied by a cup of aromatic coffee, whether you're enjoying it alone or sharing it with friends, you'll feel the happiness in every bite—leisurely and delightful.

Just before my miles expired, I went on a whirlwind trip to Okinawa for 1 night and 2 days☺️✊ Day 1: In the morning, I arrived in Okinawa, rented a car, and went to the cactus field! (About 30 minutes by car) *The blooming seems to vary greatly depending on the season After that, I went to the King Tacos that I've been interested in for a long time! →There were a lot of locals there and it was really delicious✨ I also went to Ginowan Seaside Park, and even though it was in the city, the sea was very beautiful❤️ →I took a leisurely walk down Kokusai-dori for the first time in a while! There were many new shops, so I enjoyed every corner (^^) Day 2: I got limited edition Doraemon and T-shirts at Okinawapop! I recommend it because you can only buy them in Okinawa☺️✊ I also explored around Tsuboya Yachimunosato and found some stylish cafes and pottery! ♡ I went to a back alley that was a little different from usual, and I was able to experience the locals, so I think this kind of trip is also recommended♡ #Domestic Travel Strategy

The Okinawa First Makishi Public Market (Makishi Market) is located just a 2-minute walk from the "Makishi Station" on the monorail. The market offers a variety of seafood, including pufferfish and Ishigaki beef. The first floor is dedicated to shops, while the second floor serves as a seating area where you can bring seafood purchased on the first floor to be cooked. We picked a shop that caught our eye and bought some seafood. The staff guided us to their restaurant outside the market for cooking and dining. We bought fish, prawns, and luminous clams. The fish was steamed, the luminous clams were served as a cold dish and stir-fried, and the prawns were grilled. After trying all four dishes, we found the flavors to be quite ordinary, reminiscent of banquet-style dishes in Taiwan 🤣. The most unique dish was the stir-fried luminous clams, which were recommended to be eaten hot, as they become very tough when cold. 📍Address: 2 Chome-10-1 Matsuo, Naha, Okinawa 🕰️Business Hours: 08:00-22:00

Do you know the difference between Agu and Agu pigs? It's not just the difference between katakana and hiragana💡 What is an Agu pig? A "purebred" Agu pig🐖 Very rare, and almost none are found in Okinawa. A small, black pig that has been in Okinawa since ancient times Their meat is sweet, tender, and flavorful🤤 They are difficult to raise, and there are only a few of them, so they are a luxury item What is an Agu pig? A crossbreed with a little Agu blood in it. Agu pork mixed with foreign pigs, making it easier to raise and produce in large quantities🐷 It's still delicious, but it's cheaper to eat than "Agu pork" Of course, both are delicious😋♡ Please try it in Okinawa♪ This restaurant is "Agu Pork Shabu Shabu Specialty Store Shokusai Sakabou Matsumoto" 6 minutes walk from Yui Rail Kencho-mae Station 11 minutes walk from Yui Rail Asahibashi Station It's easy to access even without a rental car, so I recommend it💁🏻♀️✨ #Domestic Travel Strategy

Okinawa is all about Agu pork! Yanbaru young chicken! Introducing recommended skewers🤤 ①②③Charcoal grilled yakitori specialty store "Kumoji Toriyasu" Sister store of "Yafuso Toriyasu" in Urasoe Yanbaru young chicken is soft and juicy with little odor♡ In addition to being cheap and delicious, there are rare parts that are not on the menu The alcohol lineup is also extensive, making it perfect for an adult date🍸 📍1F Alize Kumoji, 3-16-10 Kumoji, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture ⏰Dinner 17:00-1:00 the next day 💰Average budget 4,000 yen, credit cards and electronic money accepted ④⑤⑥Chicken, love and romance The name of the restaurant is Chicken, love and romance, which is so dramatic🐓♡ They have yakitori of various parts, and also have a selection of a la carte snacks. 📍4-2-18 Shuri Sueyoshicho, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture ⏰18:00~24:00 💰Average budget 5,500 yen Credit cards and electronic money not accepted ⑦⑧Motsu Yakiban "Motsu Yakiban" is the "birthplace of lemon sour" You can enjoy everything from standard to rare cuts at reasonable prices The more lemon sour you drink, the more fun the lemon tower🍋 becomes🍹 📍1F Hachino's Building, 2-17-46 Makishi, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture ⏰ Sundays and Thursdays 17:00~00:00 Fridays and Saturdays 17:00~2:00 💰Average budget 3,000 yen Credit cards and electronic money accepted #Gourmet summary #Okinawa trip #Yakitori

#Okinawa樱花 Okinawa is the first place in Japan to welcome cherry blossoms. It ushers in the romantic cherry blossom season from late January to mid-February every year! Not only can you see the unique Kanhizakura here, you can also experience a whale watching trip. It is definitely the most special travel option in winter. 🌺 Must-see cherry blossom spots in Okinawa: 1⃣ Nago Castle Ruins Flowering period: late January - mid-February Features: The Kanhizakura blossoms are deep pink in color when in full bloom, creating a beautiful contrast with the ancient castle. Highlights: There is also a light show at night, and the cherry blossoms look even more dreamy under the lights 2⃣ Nakijin Castle Ruins Flowering period: late January to mid-February Features: World Cultural Heritage and Cherry Blossoms in One Frame How to play: It is recommended to go there in the early morning to avoid the crowds and see the cherry blossoms in the morning mist 3⃣ Yaese Park Flowering period: early February Features: About 1,000 cherry trees bloom at the same time Easter egg: There are also traditional Okinawan buildings to visit in the park 🐳 Limited experience during the same period: Whale watching season: December - April Recommended location: The sea area around the Kerama Islands How to experience: Take a whale watching boat to observe humpback whales up close 📅 2025 Flowering Season Forecast: Expected flowering: around January 20 Full bloom period: around February 5 Recommended itinerary: Best to visit in late January to early February 🚗 Recommended itinerary: Day 1: Naha City → Shuri Castle Park (early cherry blossoms) → Kokusai-dori Day 2: Nago Castle Ruins (full-day cherry blossom viewing) → Nago Pineapple Farm Day 3: Nakijin Castle Ruins → Kouri Island Day 4: Whale watching experience → American Village night view 💡 Useful tips: Okinawa's cherry blossoms are of a special variety and darker in color, so it is recommended to wear light-colored clothes when taking photos The temperature difference between morning and night is large, remember to bring a jacket You can buy the "Cherry Blossom + Whale Watching" combination ticket for a better deal Renting a car is the most convenient way to travel 🍴 Must-try food for cherry blossom viewing: Okinawa limited edition sakura soda Sakura Shrimp Tempura Red Taro Sakura Daifuku This winter, come to Okinawa to experience the earliest cherry blossom season! The warm sunshine of early spring, the pink sea of ​​cherry blossoms, the azure sea, and the chance to encounter a giant humpback whale are all combinations you won’t be able to experience anywhere else in Japan.

📍Okinawa Prefecture This is a souvenir recommended by an Okinawa lover who visits Okinawa at least four times a year. All Okinawan gourmet foods are delicious, so it's hard to decide what to buy, but I picked out some must-buy items. Some of them are hard to find even in Honshu or at festivals, so be sure to check them out when you go to Okinawa🔖 ①Jimmy's Chiffon Cake Chiffon cake that is softer and fluffier than it looks The fact that they are sold individually is a nice plus Great for giving as a gift or for yourself🧁 Purchase at: Airport ②Okinawa Soba Okinawa Soba cup noodles that are hard to find in Honshu The small 3-pack or 5-pack sets don't take up much space in your bag, so I recommend them. Purchase at: Souvenir shops, supermarkets ③Royce Ishigakijima The ultimate collaboration between the north and the south The taste is unmistakable! And it's great that it's filled with various sweets✨ If you like something, you can buy it individually! You can buy it in Okinawa and Ishigakijima. Where to buy: Airport ④ Sanpin Tea If you like jasmine tea, you'll love this flavor Even if you're not used to it, it has no peculiar taste and is refreshing to drink, so it's perfect for the summer heat! I secretly recommend mixing it with soy milk 🥛🍵 Where to buy: Souvenir shops, supermarkets ⑤ Jimami Tofu Tofu made from peanut beans If you eat it thinking it's soy tofu, your brain will go haywire, it's like a sweet tofu. It's characterized by its chewy and bouncy elasticity It doesn't last long, but this tofu lasted about 5 days longer than others. It's a food that you can't get in Honshu, so check the date and decide how much to buy. Where to buy: Supermarket #OkinawaTrip #DomesticTrip #RecommendedOkinawaSouvenirs #Spring0YenTrip

When it comes to must-eat restaurants in Okinawa, this izakaya will definitely be mentioned! During this free trip to Okinawa, I specially included it in the list of must-eat foods in Shintoshin. This time I went at about 8pm and there was no queue. I walked in without a reservation. It was really good luck! However, a reminder to remember to book in advance. Walking into Muli Yinji is not only the decor is striking and interesting, there are seating areas on the first and second floors of the store, with tables and a bar. The menu is really easy to order casually! However, a reminder that the restaurant charges a table opening fee, which is ¥350 per person. The appetizer ordered sweet shrimp nothing special, must order chicken wings and grilled mackerel! ! The master immediately burns in front of him 🔥 and there is also a fire show haha ​​😂 目利きのGinji Shinto Shinmoto Sho 📍Address: 1 Chome-9-19 Ameku, Naha, Okinawa 900-0005 Japan 🕰️Opening Hours: 17:00-23:00 💰Average consumption per person: ¥1500-¥2000 💞Recommended: 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

OMO5 Okinawa Naha 🏨This hotel made sightseeing in Naha even more enjoyable. The tours and activities to learn about the history of Shuri Castle were very fun! I was able to experience getting to know the local area deeply, so my satisfaction with the trip increased dramatically. 🛏️I stayed in the "Yagura Room". It was the first time I'd seen such a unique shape, and I couldn't help but get excited! There was a bed in an attic-like space, so it was like a secret base✨ It was fun even for adults, so I think it would be especially fun for families with children. It was also nice to be able to relax barefoot. Good points: ✔️Unique design The Yagura Room is built in a loft style and has a sturdy staircase. ✔️Relaxing space with tatami mats The room is covered with tatami mats, so you can take off your shoes and relax, so even small children can stay with peace of mind.  ✔️Independent design of the bath, toilet, and washbasin The water facilities are separate, and the Yagura Room in particular had a bathtub. The tiles are cute too 🟥⬜️ ✔️Storage space ingenuity The room was spacious and the room was designed to be able to store luggage neatly! 🍸Ryukyu Glass Night Lights Hours: Every night from 7:00 PM to 12:00 AM (last order 11:30 PM) About 100 Ryukyu glass glasses are used as lights to create a fantastic space. You can enjoy Okinawan alcohol such as awamori, rum, and craft gin supervised by famous Naha stores.  We also had Okinawa soba 🍜! 🧳You can leave your luggage in the lockers for guests, which can be used before check-in and after check-out, and enjoy sightseeing empty-handed. 🚙It's easy to access, about 10 minutes by car from the airport and within walking distance of the Yui Rail station, so it was convenient for sightseeing. Recommended for those who want to spend a fun time with family and friends while experiencing the city and history of Naha! 📍Address: 1-3-16 Matsuyama, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, 900-0032  Nearest station/bus stop: Approx. 6-minute walk from Yui Rail "Kencho-mae" station  Approx. 8-minute walk from Yui Rail "Miebashi" station  Approx. 2-minute walk from Ryukyu Bus "Okinawa Times-mae" bus stop  #Hotel review #Okinawa #omo5OkinawaNaha

This time, I went on a 2-night, 3-day trip to Okinawa 🌺 Here, I'll introduce the costs and itinerary of the trip! Please use it as a reference 😊 ★Cost ・Airfare + Hotel: 39,360 yen →Airfare was round-trip between Kansai Airport and Naha Airport, and the hotel was booked at the Loisir Hotel Naha! ・Baggage (15kg): 8,760 yen ・Rental car (1 day): 6,413 yen ・Food: about 14,000 yen ・Transportation costs in Okinawa (taxi and monorail): about 2,000 yen →I basically traveled on foot! ・Souvenirs: about 16,000 yen ➡️Total: 86,533 yen ★Travel schedule [Day 1] 17:40 Arrive at Naha Airport ↓ Take a taxi to the hotel (about 10 minutes) 18:10 Check in at the hotel ↓ Walk about 35 minutes while strolling along Kokusai-dori 19:30 Okinawa Folk Song Live Izakaya Ryukyu →There are many Okinawa Folk Song Live Izakayas around Kokusai-dori, so please check them out🎤 ↓ 22:00 Arrive at the hotel [Day 2] 10:30 Pick up the rental car ↓ 12:00 Nakamura Soba →There were quite a few people lined up when I arrived, but the turnover was pretty fast! ⚠️Please buy a meal ticket before lining up! ↓ 13:00 Manzamo (Admission: 100 yen) ↓ 14:00 Ryukyu Mura (Admission: 1350 yen) → Highly recommended as you can see a lot of folk songs, dance, Eisa, and buildings that give you a sense of Ryukyu🌟 ↓ 16:00 American Village → It took a long time to find a parking lot, so it's best to go with plenty of time🙆 There are many shops lined up in American Village, so if you research what kind of shops are there in advance, you can go around efficiently! ↓ 18:00 BLUE SEAL ↓ 20:00 Return the rental car ↓ 20:45 Ocean Boo Agu pork shabu-shabu specialty restaurant → I really recommend this place!!! You can enjoy Agu pork at a relatively reasonable price 🌟 ↓ 23:30 Arrive at hotel [Day 3] 10:00 Shopping at Kokusai-dori ↓ 11:30 Steakhouse 88 ↓ 13:30 Handmade experience workshop Tianda →You can paint a shisa in about an hour! Please try it as one of your memories of Okinawa! ⚠️ We recommend making a reservation ↓ 15:00 Shopping at Kokusai-dori ↓ 16:30 Naha Airport ↓ 18:20 Depart Naha Airport ★Clothing When I went, the weather was bad and the wind was strong, so it was quite cool! Even with a long-sleeved blouse, it felt cold during the day. Even if the temperature is warm, it feels quite cold if there is wind, so it's a good idea to bring a cardigan or other outerwear 😌 Everyone, please go to Okinawa! ️ Thank you for watching until the end🙇♀️ #Spring0yentrip

🕰️Opening hours: 10:00-22:00 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: The American Village is a series of buildings like outlets. Each one has different shops. There are many special shops to visit. Each building has its own characteristics. It is very interesting. Even if you don’t want to buy anything, you can still have a good time. 📍Address: Mihama, Chatan, Nakagami District, Okinawa 904-0115 〒904-0115 Mihama, Chatan-cho, Nakagami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture 💰Per capita consumption: If you go on holidays, it is recommended to eat at nearby restaurants first. The restaurants inside will be more expensive, but there are many restaurant options. You can also try it. The cafe facing the sea is recommended. 💞Recommendation reason: The architecture inside is very unique. I will definitely come here next time I come to Okinawa. If you drive, please be careful about parking or traffic jams. There are more people. It is less likely to go north. It is recommended to go to the American Village and go north. If you are taking public transportation, you can take a bus at Naha Bus Terminal. If you don't have a Suica card, you can also pay with coins when you get off the bus. Remember to check when you get on the bus. There is a machine that draws tickets. Remember to keep it safe when you get off the bus. 🗓️Itinerary: There are other malls near the American Village. If you don’t like shopping, you can go shopping for a while. You can also stop by the Minatogawa Foreigner Residence #AmericanVillage #OkinawaAmericanVillage #Okinawa #OkinawaTour #NewYearDestinations2025 #Japan #JapaneseAttractions