Okinawa Naha Half-day Private Tour

Okinawa World, located in Nanjo City, is a theme park where you can experience the natural beauty and culture of Okinawa. Its main attraction is Gyokusendo, one of Japan’s largest limestone caves, showcasing breathtaking natural formations. The recreated traditional village, Kingdom Village, features historic Ryukyu architecture, offering a glimpse into Okinawa’s past. There is also a tropical fruit garden filled with the scents of exotic fruits, and a shop selling Shisa statues—perfect for souvenirs. Additionally, the park includes exhibits on the native Habu snake, providing a unique look into Okinawa’s ecosystem.

Itoman Fish Center is a fresh seafood market in Okinawa. Visitors can buy locally caught fish, enjoy sashimi, sushi, and grilled seafood on-site. It's a must-visit spot for fresh Okinawan seafood!
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The Gushikawa Castle Ruins, located in Itoman, Okinawa, are historical remains dating back to the 15th century. Perched on a cliff, they offer stunning views of the ocean. Visitors can see remnants of the stone walls and unique architectural style from the Ryukyu Kingdom era, making it a popular spot to experience both history and nature.The Gushikawa Castle Ruins, located in Itoman, Okinawa, are historical remains dating back to the 15th century. Perched on a cliff, they offer stunning views of the ocean. Visitors can see remnants of the stone walls and unique architectural style from the Ryukyu Kingdom era, making it a popular spot to experience both history and nature.

A quick drive across the bridge takes you to Oujima Island, a charming spot in Nanjo City known for its Okinawan-style tempura, a favorite among visitors. You can enjoy freshly fried, crispy tempura made with seafood and vegetables at affordable prices. Once on the island, you’ll find stunning ocean views, beautiful beaches, and a quaint, local atmosphere, making it the perfect place to savor authentic Okinawan flavors while taking in the scenery.

The Peace Memorial Park is a place dedicated to honoring those who lost their lives in the Battle of Okinawa and promoting the importance of peace. The Battle of Okinawa, fought in 1945, was a brutal ground battle that claimed the lives of both soldiers and many civilians. Within the park is the "Cornerstone of Peace," engraved with the names of fallen individuals, including not only Japanese but also Americans and people from various countries. This tranquil setting encourages reflection on the tragedy of war and the enduring value of peace.