Even though my feet were already really sore, I still kept shopping.
Kokusai-dori is a long street with plenty to browse, and there are all kinds of convenience stores too,
Don Quijote and Bic Camera.
But many of the small shops sell the same products.
There's also lots of good food, and the market is nice to browse too.
Naha Airport
Naha Airport sits on Okinawa’s main island, serving as Japan’s southern gateway to the world. Flights here service a regular roster of domestic flights to major cities including Tokyo (Haneda), Osaka (Kansai), Nagoya (Chubu), and Fukuoka, while international routes link Okinawa directly with several Asian destinations. In addition to frequent flight options to Okinawa’s outlying islands, including Ishigaki, Miyako, and Kume, the airport sees over 20 million passengers each year.
The plane taxied for quite a while after landing, and after getting off and going through immigration, it was a long walk to the train~~
There are lots of souvenirs to buy. If you have time, you can also find a stamp to put on a postcard! There are also all kinds of capsule toy machines where you can spend your spare change.
VESSEL HOTEL CAMPANA OKINAWA
Located in the seaside area of central Okinawa within the vibrant, international atmosphere of American Village, VESSEL HOTEL CAMPANA OKINAWA is a city resort hotel offering a perfect blend of comfort and oceanfront relaxation. Just a one-minute walk from the beach, it boasts an exceptional location. On the rooftop, guests can enjoy a panoramic public bath with a sauna, where they can soak while taking in spectacular views of the East China Sea. From late March to the end of October, the sky pool opens, offering a breathtaking ocean-view experience under Okinawa’s blue sky.
A very family-friendly hotel! They provide diapers, formula, and wet wipes.
There are also lots of toys in the room for babies to play with.
Bath toys are provided in the bathroom too.
It's very close to the beach, and there's also a shopping center nearby.
Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium
“Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium” is a popular tourist spot, located in Okinawa’s Kaiyohaku Park. If you take the building’s escalator down from the 4th floor to the 3rd, you’ll find yourself at the entrance to the aquarium. The aquarium is designed as a “deep dive” into the ocean as you go down to the 2nd and 1st floors, so as you descend, a magnificent world filled with mysterious Okinawan ocean creatures unfolds before you!
There are lots of beautiful fish, as well as a large park with plenty of room to explore.
You can buy a raffle ticket and try your luck at winning a large whale plush toy.
Unfortunately, I got the smallest one~ But it was also easier to take back to Taiwan, hehe!
