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Kojigoku Onsen is a forest escape with rustic stone baths and soothing waterfalls. Just a 15-minute walk from town, it offers a quiet, authentic hot spring experience.

Nakanoura Church is a charming 1925 wooden church with camellia paintings inside and a peaceful Lourdes grotto outside, set by a quiet inlet on Nakadori Island.

Kashiragashima Church is Nagasaki’s only stone church, a World Heritage Site that tells the moving story of hidden Christians and their enduring faith.

Zampa Beach offers a 200-meter stretch of sand, swimming areas, parasols, volleyball, and fun water activities, making it a perfect beach for relaxation and adventure.

Zakimi Castle Ruins offer amazing views of Okinawa's landscape and historical insight. Explore the stone walls and visit the nearby Yuntanza Museum for a deeper cultural experience.

Yuntanza Museum offers a deep dive into Okinawan culture with displays of folkcraft, archaeological relics, and insights into local traditions. A must-see near Zakimi Castle Ruins.

Yanbaru Wildlife Conservation Center is a great stop to learn about rare Okinawan animals like the Yanbaru kuina and see how the region protects its forests and wildlife.

Yanbaru is Okinawa's northern gem, offering lush forests, rare wildlife like the Yanbaru Kuina, and tranquil nature trails, perfect for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

Tsuboya Pottery Museum offers a deep dive into Okinawa's pottery tradition, with beautiful exhibits and nearby artisan shops in a historic district just minutes from central Naha.

Tsuboya Odori Pottery Street is a historic lane in Naha filled with pottery shops, local artisans, and workshops—perfect for exploring Okinawan craft and culture.