Top things to do and places to visit in Okinawa, an unbelievably breath-taking place of Japan

Are you a beach person? Are you eager to escape the heat in this humid summer of Japan? Let's visit Okinawa Island of the large beautiful Okinawa Prefecture of Japan.

Diving and takikng picture, coral reefs, fresh sea-food, and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature are unforgettable experiences when you visit the beauty Okinawa

Take a look with us to see the top thing to do and places to go in Okinawa.

 

Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium
Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium
An aquarium in the Ocean Expo Park facing the emerald green ocean. Starting with the massive tank known as the “Kuroshio Sea”, the highlight of the aquarium, it is filled with so many things to see that one day is simply not enough.
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Kouri Bridge/Kouri Island
Kouri Bridge/Kouri Island
Since the opening of the Kouri Bridge in 2005, Kouri Island has become popular as an island easily accessible by car. Attractions include the symbol of the island, Kouri Ocean Tower, and the many beaches.
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Kokusai Dori (International Street)
Kokusai Dori (International Street)
This 1.6 km shopping street is lined with shops selling Okinawa food and souvenirs. The World Heritage site of Shuri Castle and a public market are nearby so this is a spot that cannot be missed when sightseeing in Naha.
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Mihama American Village
Mihama American Village
American Village was named after the fact that it was once used as a base for American military forces. It is the only place in Okinawa to ride a Ferris wheel. There are shops and restaurants, and it’s also known as a great place to see the sunset.
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Okinawa World/Gyokusen-do Cave
Okinawa World/Gyokusen-do Cave
Beginning with the country’s largest limestone cave, “Gyokusen-do”, there are plenty of spots to see. For example, the world’s one and only Habu Park where you encounter the poisonous “habu” snake, and Ryukyu Kingdom Village where you can experience the culture of Okinawa. It is one of the main tourist spots of southern Okinawa.
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Shuri Castle
Shuri Castle
Shuri Castle was the center of the Ryukyu Kingdom. It burned down during World War II, but was restored in 1992. In 2000, it became a World Heritage site as part of the Gusuku Sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu.
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Bise Fukugi Trees
Bise Fukugi Trees
The approximately 20,000 Fukugi trees stretching out for about 1 km create a relaxing area, also used in movies and commercials. The Bise District, also including some sacred areas, is one of the few remaining places that has retained the unspoiled landscape of Okinawa.
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Shikina-en
Shikina-en
A former villa of the Ryukyu Royal Family located 2 km south of Shuri Castle. It is a Japanese garden mixed with some aspects from a Chinese style garden. You can enjoy the lovely scenery only able to be seen in a garden of Ryukyu.
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Sefa Utaki
Sefa Utaki
One of the Gusuku Sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu which was registered as a World Heritage site in 2000. It is a site which will soothe your soul as you feel the power of nature and 6 holy precincts.
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Ryukyumura (Ryukyu Village)
Ryukyumura (Ryukyu Village)
A tourist facility which has recreated the Okinawa of the good old days with old residences that have been nationally registered as Tangible Cultural Properties, performances of traditional Okinawan entertainment and locally-born staff.
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