I made a point of visiting the seafood market on this trip to Kanazawa, and it was really worth it! The market is incredibly lively, with a dazzling variety of fresh seafood, sushi, scallops, crab, sea urchin, and local snacks. Just walking around and looking at everything works up an appetite. Although there are quite a few tourists, the market is clean and easy to navigate. Many stalls prepare food to order, so you can enjoy seafood at its freshest and sweetest. The vendors are also very friendly and will enthusiastically explain things even if there's a language barrier. The prices are a little high, but the freshness and quality are both very good. It's a must on any trip to Kanazawa!
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T Galleria Okinawa by DFS
T Galleria Okinawa by DFS is Japan’s only shopping mall that allows both international and domestic travelers to enjoy duty-free shopping.
DFS 沖繩T廣場是沖繩旅遊中很適合安排一站的購物景點，也是日本少數能讓國內旅客享受免稅購物的地方。店內品牌選擇很多，從精品、化妝品、香水到各種人氣商品都能逛，整體環境明亮舒適，逛起來相當輕鬆。價格加上免稅優惠後也比較有吸引力，喜歡購物的人真的可以來挖寶！即使沒有特別要買精品，來這裡吹冷氣、慢慢逛街也很舒服，行程安排起來很方便。
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Naminoue Umisora Park Naminoue Beach
It is the only beach in Naha City that stretches near Naminoue Shrine, the first of the eight Ryukyu shrines and the most prestigious shrine in Okinawa.
Naminoue Beach, located in downtown Naha, is the only beach in the city. You can easily enjoy Okinawa's sunshine and ocean without having to travel to a remote area. The water is clear, the sand is fine, and the surrounding cityscape creates a unique island atmosphere. Even if your trip is short, it's a great place to take a walk, enjoy the sea breeze, and gaze at the deep blue water. It's easy to get to and very close to downtown, making Naminoue Beach a relaxing option when you want to unwind in Naha.
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Shurijo Castle Park
Shurijo is a proud Okinawan icon whose brightly-painted vermillion walls also make it the only red castle in Japan. The castle served as the esteemed seat of politics, trade and culture for the Ryukyu Kingdom that existed during the 450 years between 1429 and 1879.
If you're visiting Okinawa, I highly recommend making time to visit Shurijo Castle. This historic castle symbolizes Okinawa's history and culture. Although it was damaged by fire, it is now gradually being rebuilt. As you walk through the grounds, you can get a sense of the former splendor of the Ryukyu Kingdom. The red-tiled buildings, stone walls, and surrounding scenery are all very distinctive. Even though some areas are still under construction, you can see the reconstruction in progress, giving you a deeper sense of how important this castle is to Okinawa. I look forward to visiting again and seeing a more complete and vibrant Shurijo Castle.
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