Culture & History

An international street with an American atmosphere makes you feel as if you went overseas

Okinawa Prefecture’s foremost theme park known for Japan’s largest limestone cave

The largest “gusuku” (castle) in Okinawa Prefecture. It is a famous masterpiece of Ryukyu architecture.

A museum relaying the truth and tragedy behind the Battle of Okinawa which victimized civilians

A World Heritage Site garden, once used as a place for diplomatic meetings by the Ryukyu Kingdom

The highest sacred ground in Okinawa which has been registered as a World Heritage site

A theme park where you can experience the culture, folk entertainment and nature of Okinawa all at once

A memorial site dedicated to all those who fell in the war regardless of nationality or whether you are a soldier or a civilian

A famous castle of Okinawa whose walls stand out for their beauty as a World Heritage site

Okinawa’s oldest castle which is a World Heritage site that can be seen for free

The 6 castle walls that were appreciated by none other than Commodore Perry himself are a beautiful World Heritage site

The grand royal mausoleum where the last dynasty of the Ryukyu Kingdom, the 2nd Sho Dynasty, rests