Okinawa Travel Guide

A theme park that reimagines an old RyukyuMura, filled with experiences to learn about Okinawan culture.

A traditional tree-lined avenue exuding Ryukyuan charm, perfect for a leisurely stroll while soaking in the tropical atmosphere.

U.S. vibes meet Okinawa streetscapes at this resort escape.

A world of magic awaits at the largest limestone cave on Ishigaki Island.

Ishigaki Island's top spot for scenery.

An ancient people’s legend and sprawling banyan forests at this valley shrouded in mystique.

Grassy plateaus and stunning cobalt-blue waters beneath dramatic cliffs at Okinawa’s most famous scenic spots, Manzamo.

A natural beach known as a power spot featured in Ryukyu mythology.

A beach stretching out at the foot of Kouri Ohashi Bridge.

A worthwhile stop on Kouri Island, offering vistas of the azure sea, sky, and stunning bridge stretching across the ocean.

A beach known for its unique rock formations, popular as a snorkeling spot.

A popular beach for couples, known for its heart-shaped rock.

An ice cream maker "born in America, raised in Okinawa" located on Kokusai Street.

Enjoy free island folk music live performances paired with a wide variety of Okinawan dishes.

Lip-smacking gourmet burgers complete with homemade buns and patties at this popular stop near Kokusai Street.

A must-visit café for avocado lovers.

The stylish kominka-style spot to indulge in rare Okinawa brand pork and awamori.

A popular burger café overlooking the sea.

Savor the A5 grade local specialty beef in yakiniku style!

Enjoy the exquisite Aguu (Okinawan pig) in shabu-shabu.

A classic steakhouse loved by people regardless of age and gender, with a variety of menus.

Satisfy yourself with Yanbaru Agu Pork!

A Legacy of Tacos in Okinawa.

Blissful Okinawan cuisine enjoyed in a 100-year-old Ryukyuan traditional house.

A grocery store established in 1956, famous for its homemade cake and bread.

Sharing the island’s appeal and culture through Awamori.

The first shopping center in Japan.

Naha's largest shopping mall, which is also popular as a duty-free store.

Located just about 20 minutes south by car from Naha Airport, this is Okinawa's first outlet mall, gathering around 100 popular brands.

A combined theme park where you can also buy Okinawan souvenirs.

A multi-purpose facility on Kokusai Street that houses a department store, theater, museum, and more.

A stay-type resort hotel where you can fully enjoy extensive indoor and outdoor facilities.

A resort hotel on Ishigaki Island where you can enjoy a relaxing time surrounded by the island's rich nature and a wide range of facilities.

A resort hotel offering stunning views of the blue sea and airport runway from both the pool and guest rooms.

A resort hotel offering stunning ocean views, where you can indulge in a luxurious and relaxing experience.

A beach resort hotel offering ocean views from every room, overlooking the East China Sea.

A luxury resort hotel offering an elevated experience.

A luxurious resort hotel in the city featuring Okinawa’s first see-through pool.

A resort hotel to offer the best of Okinawa.

Promising a resort stay of one rank up.

A resort hotel to let you have fun with the island and connect with the forest.

Luxe vibes and a panoramic view from this expansive resort hotel on the island’s eastern side.

Artworks that will tickle the senses of guests are all over the place.

Tens of thousands of participants every year. From Ryukyuan dances to rock music, this carnival can be enjoyed.

Okinawa’s huge summer event which more than 300,000 visit each year.