Central Okinawa Travel Guide

A beautiful World Heritage site that preserves the memory of the Ryukyu Kingdom.

Japan’s southernmost Unko Museum, where you can see, touch, photograph, and play with poop.

Glittering seas, sandy beaches, and breathtaking sunsets in Japan’s most populated village.

A retro-cute strolling spot created by renovating former foreign residences.

A refreshing drive over the sea-this iconic Okinawan road stretches out toward the islands.

A breathtaking scenic spot where a lighthouse stands tall on rugged cliffs, with white waves crashing against the shore.

A stunning castle ruin built atop natural cliffs.

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

Revive your inner nature-lover with activities in a fern-filled, subtropical forest.

A museum filled with everything about Eisa.

Japan’s largest outdoor botanical garden.

A main street filled with the atmosphere of North America.

Relax with Okinawa’s sea, the sound of the waves, and freshly baked pancakes.

An izakaya where you can enjoy beers and dishes from around the world.

A specialty taco rice café located in the colorful, vibrant streets of Depot Island.

A hybrid of Okinawa’s west coast and the American West Coast, enjoyed by the sea.

Enjoy Okinawa-born ice cream and ice cream desserts with an ocean view.

Simple and delicious sata andagi highlighting the rich taste of eggs.

A Legacy of Tacos in Okinawa.

The ultimate hamburger that is sure to sell out.

Original and collaboration T-shirts to add a stylish touch to your Okinawa trip.

If you’re shopping for Okinawa souvenirs, this is the place! It offers such a wide variety of items that you’ll have trouble choosing.

A wide lineup ranging from an elevated American lifestyle to niche military goods!

A photogenic pink and orange building packed with Okinawa-style shops and gourmet food.

A hub for the latest American street culture, lifestyle.

A seaside location hosting around 250 diverse stores-one of Okinawa’s largest commercial complexes.

A resort-style mall packed with shops, gourmet food, and entertainment.

The first shopping center in Japan.

A resort hotel offering breathtaking ocean views.

A luxury resort hotel where you can relax in natural hot springs and enjoy a stunning ocean-view pool.

A business hotel designed to meet a variety of needs.

A resort hotel to offer the best of Okinawa.

The first "Town Hotel" in Okinawa.

A floral festival where the gardens come alive with vibrant bougainvillea in full bloom.

A dazzling burst of tropical flair at this botanical garden-esque illumination.

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.