Enjoy Everything Pineapple! A Guide to Enjoying Nago Pineapple Park

The self-driving Pineapple Cart takes visitors on a guided tour through the pineapple fields and is available in four languages: Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean.
At the starting point, a Hollywood-style welcome sign marks the beginning of the ride, which lasts about seven minutes. As you pass through outdoor pineapple fields and vibrant tropical gardens, be sure to take plenty of photos and videos.
The park is much larger than it appears from the entrance, so using the Pineapple Cart is a great way to explore efficiently.
Throughout the ride, there are three automatic photo opportunities, so be sure to flash your biggest smile for the camera.

Surrounded by lush tropical plants and colorful flowers, this area offers a jungle-like experience.
Here, you’ll find decorative pineapple plants that are rarely seen elsewhere in Okinawa.
The Sky Garden allows visitors to feel as if they are walking among the treetops, while whimsical plaster Shisa statues and other photo spots add to the charm.
Rather than rushing through, take your time to sit on a bench, relax, and fully immerse yourself in the tropical scenery.

After exploring the park, take a moment to relax with original pineapple-based sweets and drinks while enjoying views of the pineapple fields and lush subtropical plants.
At Nago Pineapple Winery, Japan’s first and only pineapple winery, visitors can enjoy pineapple wine, soft-serve ice cream, and freshly squeezed pineapple juice.

One of the most popular offerings is the Three-Wine Tasting Set (1,000 yen), which allows guests to sample different varieties of pineapple wine.
Meanwhile, at LA PIÑA DISTILLERY, the world's only pineapple brandy distillery, visitors can get an up-close look at the barrel-aging process.
Sip on spirits made from pineapples, Shikwasa citrus, and sugarcane while sharing memories of your park visit with family or friends.

This area is designed as a sanctuary for dinosaurs that have “arrived from the forests of Yanbaru.” Decorated with ornamental pineapple plants known as Ananas, the space is filled with towering dinosaurs that move their bodies and let out mighty roars.
This thrilling attraction is sure to excite both children and adults alike. Informative exhibits about the dinosaur era and a Dinosaur Quiz add an educational element, making it an interactive experience for families.

Within the Ananas Garden, located in the Walking Area, visitors can witness the breeding of Idea leuconoe, also known as the Giant Golden Silk Moth—one of Japan’s largest butterflies.
With its elegant, fluttering flight, this butterfly is sometimes called the "Lady of the Tropics." At Nago Pineapple Park, its stunning golden chrysalises wait patiently for the moment of transformation. If you're lucky, you may even catch the mesmerizing sight of a butterfly emerging and spreading its wings for the first time.
Although the Giant Golden Silk Moth is the official butterfly of Okinawa Prefecture, it is not commonly found throughout the region. Be sure to take a close look and appreciate this rare sight.

A bright yellow train shuttles visitors from the parking lot to the park entrance, offering a stunning panoramic view of the pineapple fields thriving under the Okinawan sun.
It feels like a scenic journey from a world-famous train window!

This elevated walkway is surrounded by decorative pineapples and lush tropical plants, making it a fantastic photo location.
As you wander along a pathway that seems to float within a subtropical jungle, take your time to discover your own perfect photo spot.

All around the park, you’ll find a variety of statues and Shisa (traditional Okinawan guardian lion-dogs).
Each one has its own unique character, so find your favorite spot and take memorable photos with family, friends, or your partner.

This popular menu item features fresh pineapple and homemade pineapple syrup, creating a truly indulgent treat.
Sweet and delicious, it’s a must-try for pineapple lovers.
Since it's quite large, it's best shared among four people.
Available year-round, it's a hit in both summer and winter.

This juicy pineapple is cut into easy-to-eat stick form, allowing you to fully savor its natural sweetness.
At just 500 yen, it's an affordable and refreshing snack.