The whole street is very lively, with lots of souvenir shops, restaurants, and snack stalls on both sides. You can find almost anything you want to buy. Besides Kokusai-dori itself, you can also explore the side streets, where you'll find quite a few unique little shops. The atmosphere is even livelier at night.
Naha Kokusai-dori Shopping Street | Review by KEIKO
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Michi-no-Eki Itoman
One of Okinawa’s largest roadside stations sits along National Route 331, about a 20-minute drive from Naha Airport. The entire property sings with the fishing town character of Itoman, complete with a jaw-dropping variety of succulently fresh seafood, local fruits and vegetables, and regional specialties.
You definitely have to include Itoman Fishing Port in your Okinawa itinerary! The sashimi and grilled lobster are both cheap and fresh. The dining area was packed, and the atmosphere was super lively. You can eat what you buy right there, and the fresh, sweet seafood is pure bliss.
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Kouri Ohashi Bridge
The Kouri Bridge, inaugurated in 2005, is a remote island bridge spanning 1,960 meters, connecting Yagaji Island in Nago City and Kouri Island. As the second-longest bridge in Okinawa that can be crossed for free, it is renowned for the breathtaking view of the emerald-green sea stretching on both sides. This makes it not only a popular drive route but also a highly sought-after scenic spot.
Kouri Ohashi Bridge is truly beautiful, with endless blue ocean views on both sides. When the weather is good, the water is incredibly clear. After arriving on Kouri Island, you can also stop by the beach for a walk, wade in the water, and enjoy Okinawa's laid-back atmosphere.
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Umikaji Terrace
Senaga Island with a 1.8km circumference is connected to Naha Airport with a marine road. This is where a multi resort facility stands. White buildings line the slope facing the emerald green ocean. It looks like a little town. The beauty was designed after the European resorts such as the Amalfi Coast in Italy and Santorini Island on the Aegean Sea.
Senaga Island in Okinawa is perfect for relaxing and looking out at the ocean. The island isn't very big, and the white buildings against the ocean make for great photos. There are also quite a few cafes, restaurants, and small shops where you can eat while watching planes take off and land. This place really has a Greek feel.
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