Activities
Rainy Day in Okinawa? No Problem! Indoor Activities Guide for Every Weather
Okinawa's rainy season runs from mid-May to late June, and typhoon season spans July through October. But there is no sh...
Activities
Okinawa's rainy season runs from mid-May to late June, and typhoon season spans July through October. But there is no sh...
Nature & Beaches
The Yanbaru rainforest, inscribed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 2021, is home to the flightless Okinawa rai...
Shopping
From DFS T Galleria and Ashibinaa Outlet to AEON Mall Rycom, Kokusai-dori arcades, and Naha Airport last-minute shopping...
Accommodation
The Busena Terrace that hosted the 2000 G8 Summit, Halekulani crossing the ocean from Hawaii, and the 97-room Ritz-Carlt...
Shopping
Ryukyu glass born from Coca-Cola bottles, 200-year-old chinsuko cookies, and 3-year-aged kusu awamori. From 600 shops on...
Island Hopping
Iriomote Island (289 km²), Okinawa's second-largest island, is Japan's last frontier with 90% of its area covered by sub...
Food & Dining
Okinawa izakaya are nothing like the mainland. Awamori with 500 years of history, Ryukyuan cuisine from goya champuru to...
History & Culture
Registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000, Sefa Utaki is the most sacred site of the Ryukyu Kingdom. The triang...
Island Hopping
Just 50 minutes by high-speed boat from Naha, Zamami Island offers Kerama Blue waters with 50-meter visibility. Michelin...
Island Hopping
Just 10 minutes by ferry from Ishigaki Port, Taketomi Island (9.11 km²) is a nationally designated Preservation District...
Accommodation
The ultimate luxury in Okinawa is waking up to the sea. From Hotel Monterey with all 339 rooms facing Tiger Beach in Onn...
Practical Tips
Complete Okinawa family travel guide. Age-specific attractions for toddlers, kids and tweens. Family hotels, car seat re...