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Tsuboya is Naha’s pottery hub with charming streets, active workshops, and a museum showcasing Okinawa’s ceramic history—perfect for culture lovers and souvenir hunters alike!

The Tropical Dream Center in Okinawa features beautiful tropical plants and offers stunning views from its observatory tower, perfect for nature lovers and photographers.

Tamaudun Mausoleum is a royal tomb of the Ryukyu Kingdom, near Shuri Castle. Visit this UNESCO World Heritage site to explore Okinawan burial traditions and see historical artifacts.

Taco Rice is a delicious fusion of taco ingredients and rice, created in Okinawa after the war. It’s tasty, affordable, and a must-try local comfort dish you can find all over the island.

Sunset Beach is a relaxing spot next to Mihama American Village with great sunset views, calm waters, and BBQ facilities—perfect for a beach day with fun, food, and beautiful scenery.

Sefa Utaki is Okinawa’s sacred gem—lush trails, mystical rock formations, and a royal spiritual legacy make it a must-visit World Heritage site for culture and nature lovers.

Ryukyu Mura is a fun cultural park with live drumming shows, workshops like pottery and weaving, tasty Okinawan food, and a recreated village from the Ryukyu Kingdom era.

Nago Pineapple Park offers a fun, educational experience with pineapple rides, tropical gardens, and a chance to sample delicious pineapple products, from juices to wines.

Hamagurihama Beach is a beautiful white-sand beach on Nakadori Island with changing rooms, toilets, and nearby accommodation, perfect for a relaxing seaside escape.

Shikinaen Garden, a UNESCO-listed site, was once the residence of Ryukyu kings. Explore its beautiful ponds, stone bridges, and traditional Okinawan architecture while enjoying peaceful nature.