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RyukyuMura

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

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RyukyuMura is a theme park that recreates an old Ryukyu village, chock full of authentic experiences including folk songs and performing arts.

Traditional Okinawan houses relocated from various parts of the prefecture line the park, offering hands-on programs popular among visitors like Shisa (lion-dog) painting, Okinawan glass kaleidoscope workshops, crafting coral photo frames, and dressing up in Ryukyu costumes, allowing for an immersive experience into Okinawan culture. Trendy activities like real treasure hunts and puzzle-solving escape games are also available.

Step inside to catch a glimpse of the traditional sugar-making heritage where a water buffalo pulls a "sugar cart" to squeeze sugarcane, or swing by to catch the dynamic Eisa dance shows held four times a day for undeniable memorable feats. Strolling through the park while enjoying takeout snacks like homemade Okinawan-style crepes called "Popo" and 100% sugarcane juice is also recommended.

After a day out to take it all in, don't forget to pick up Ryukyu pottery (Yamuchin) made by artisans in the workshop or Awamori from the on-site Sakimoto Distillery as souvenirs.

Highlights

  • Park is filled with an atmosphere of good old Ryukyu with relocated traditional houses.
  • Popular programs include Shisa painting and Okinawan glass kaleidoscope making.
  • Takeout gourmet like Okinawan-style crepe "Popo" and 100% sugarcane juice are also famous.

Photos

  • Traditional Okinawan houses dot the park, brought from various locations.

    Traditional Okinawan houses dot the park, brought from various locations.

  • The staff residing in Okinawa are incredibly friendly.

    The staff residing in Okinawa are incredibly friendly.

  • Among the many experiences, Shisa painting is highly recommended.

    Among the many experiences, Shisa painting is highly recommended.

  • Dressing up in Ryukyu costumes for a photo session is also a popular activity.

    Dressing up in Ryukyu costumes for a photo session is also a popular activity.

  • Consider Ryukyu pottery (Yamuchin) with its simple design as a souvenir.

    Consider Ryukyu pottery (Yamuchin) with its simple design as a souvenir.

  • The dynamic Eisa dance show, characterized by its vibrant dance and music, is a highlight.

    The dynamic Eisa dance show, characterized by its vibrant dance and music, is a highlight.

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)
A

Park maps are available in English, Traditional Chinese and Korean.

Q

Is free Wi-Fi available in the area?
A

Yes, it is.

Q

Are coin lockers available?
A

Available (required charge).

Q

Is it possible to re-enter the premises?
A

Yes, by re-presenting the admission ticket.

Q

Are there any smoking areas?
A

There is smoking area in the parking. (no smoking in the facility)

Reviews

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  • 王小鈞
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    If you want to experience authentic Ryukyuan culture all in one place while visiting Okinawa, I highly recommend stopping by RyukyuMura!
    As soon as you enter the park, it feels like you've traveled back to the ancient Ryukyu Kingdom. The traditional red-tiled houses, stone walls, and narrow alleys are full of character, and every photo has a nostalgic Japanese feel.
    Besides watching traditional folk songs and dance performances, you can paint your own shisa, make Ryukyu glass and coral picture frames, and even dress in traditional Ryukyuan clothing for photos, creating plenty of Okinawa memories. If you're bringing kids, the treasure hunts and puzzle-solving games are also fun for both children and adults.
    This isn't a place you just rush through. It's somewhere you can truly experience Okinawan culture with your eyes, ears, and hands. It's a great place to spend 2–3 hours exploring at a relaxed pace. If you're visiting Okinawa, consider adding it to your itinerary. I guarantee it'll be more interesting than you expect.

Details

Name in Japanese
琉球村
Postal Code
904-0416
Address
1130 Yamada, Onnason, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa
Telephone
098-965-1234 (Main number)
Closed
Open every day
Business Hours
9:30am - 5:00pm (Admission allowed until 4:00pm)
Admission
Entry fee Adults (Age 16 and up) 2,000yen, High school students 1,500yen, Children (Age 6 to 15) 800yen
Access
The "Ryukyu Mura Mae" bus stop for the Okinawa Bus and Ryukyu Bus heading to Nago is just a short walk away from RyukyuMura.
Credit Cards
Not accepted
Official Website
Official Website (English)
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