Your perfect travel destination is…
Okinawa Prefecture!
Why Okinawa?
Okinawa Prefecture, Japan’s southernmost islands, offers subtropical beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and a unique Ryukyu heritage.
From white-sand shorelines and turquoise waters to historic castle ruins and island festivals, Okinawa invites you to experience paradise and culture in one.
Top 3 Recommended Spots
-
Shurijo Castle
The reconstructed UNESCO site at the heart of Okinawan history, showcasing traditional Ryukyu architecture and gardens. -
Churaumi Aquarium
Home to one of the largest aquarium tanks in the world, where you can see whale sharks, manta rays, and vibrant reef life. -
Kerama Islands
A short ferry ride from Okinawa Island, offering world-class snorkeling, diving, and secluded white-sand beaches.
Food, Experiences & Culture
Local Specialties
- Okinawa Soba (wheat noodles in pork broth)
- Goya Champuru (bitter melon stir-fry)
- Beni Imo (purple sweet potato) sweets
Experiences
- Snorkeling or diving in pristine coral reefs
- Watching a traditional Eisa dance performance
- Exploring the underwater caves and cenotes
Cultural Highlights
- Visiting the annual Shuri Castle Festival
- Learning about Ryukyu crafts at local workshops
- Touring World War II sites like the Peace Memorial
Access Information
Fly into Naha Airport, located on Okinawa’s main island.
From Naha, use rental car, local buses, or monorail to reach beaches, cultural sites, and island ferries.