This private tour, led by a local guide in a private vehicle, will expose you to Okinawa's history and culture. You'll visit historical sites such as World Heritage castle ruins and war sites, markets and villages where locals gather, and the natural beauty of the seaside and forests, allowing you to experience Okinawa in ways that you wouldn't experience through tourism alone. Guides are multilingual and will propose flexible plans to suit your travel style. You can also interact with local people and stop by hidden spots. Enjoy a special time in Okinawa that's just for you, with comfortable transportation.
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This tour is customizable to suit your needs. Once a hub for overseas trade during the Ryukyu Kingdom, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known as Okinawa's oldest gusuku castle.
This 4.75km long sea road connects the main island with Henza Island. The beautiful view of the road stretching in a straight line over the emerald green sea makes it a popular driving spot.
This underground bunker was where the Japanese Navy headquarters was set up during the Battle of Okinawa, and served as an underground base to protect the Oroku Airfield. The kamaboko-shaped tunnel was reinforced with concrete and wooden stakes, and could accommodate approximately 4,000 soldiers.
This is a place to pass on to future generations the war experiences of the female students (Himeyuri Student Corps) who were mobilized as nurses during the Battle of Okinawa. The museum displays photographs of the student corps, video testimonies from survivors, and a model of a gama (cave) that recreates the reality of war.
It is considered the most sacred place in the Ryukyu Kingdom and is said to have been created by Amamikiyo, the Ryukyuan creator god. It is also registered as a World Heritage Site, and there are no artificial structures here, with the natural rocks and trees worshipped as a place where gods reside.
This cape juts out into the Pacific Ocean and is a spectacular spot from which you can get a distant view of Kudaka Island and Komaka Island. Cape Chinen Park is maintained here, and you can stroll along the promenade or from the red-tiled gazebo while gazing at the sea, enjoying panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the beautiful cobalt blue sea.
Tomigusuku is a charming city in central Okinawa, known for its rich history, lush landscapes, and traditional Ryukyu culture. It offers a blend of urban convenience and rural tranquility, making it an appealing destination for travelers seeking an authentic Okinawan experience.
The ruins of Tomigusuku Castle offer a glimpse into the Ryukyu Kingdom's history. The site features stone walls and gates, and provides panoramic views of the surrounding area.
A large park with walking paths, a lake, and various recreational facilities. It's a popular spot for picnics, sports, and outdoor activities.
A cultural theme park showcasing Ryukyu traditions, including a traditional village, cultural performances, and a cave with stunning limestone formations.
A stir-fry dish featuring bitter melon (goya) mixed with tofu, eggs, and various vegetables or meats.
Braised pork belly, a popular Okinawan dish known for its tender texture and rich flavor.
Deep-fried dough balls, similar to donuts, often served with tea or as a snack.
This period offers the most comfortable weather with lower humidity and temperatures, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. It's also the dry season, so there's less rain.
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Tomigusuku is a safe and welcoming destination for travelers. Violent crime is rare, and the city has a low crime rate. However, travelers should still take basic precautions to protect their belongings and personal safety.
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Naha Bus Terminal, Tomigusuku Bus Terminal
Buses are the primary mode of public transportation in Tomigusuku. They are reliable and affordable, but schedules can be limited in rural areas.
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Car, Bike, Scooter
Okinawa's capital city offers a mix of modern attractions, historical sites, and shopping opportunities.
One of the largest aquariums in the world, featuring a massive whale shark tank and a variety of marine exhibits.
Price varies by option