What to do in Okinawa Island

Kokusai-dori, Naha's vibrant high street, pulses with Okinawan culture through its colourful shops and eateries. Explore the Sunday pedestrian zone when street performers transform this stretch into an open-air festival.

American Village blends vibrant American-style architecture with Okinawan culture along the picturesque coastline. Enjoy panoramic views from the iconic Ferris wheel, then explore colourful shops and seaside restaurants.

Marvel at huge whale sharks in one of the world’s largest aquariums at this marine center that recreates the aquatic environment of Okinawa’s waters.

Why not spend a care-free afternoon at Manza Beach during your travels in Serakaki? Stroll along this relaxing area's seaside or simply enjoy its restaurants.

Naminoue Beach offers Naha City's only swimmable shoreline beneath the watchful gaze of a clifftop shrine. Enjoy the clear, shallow waters before exploring the adjacent spiritual sanctuary with panoramic ocean views.

This UNESCO site was the cultural heart of the Ryukyu Kingdom for 450 years, blending Chinese and Japanese architectural styles. Explore the reconstructed Shureimon Gate and Seiden main hall for panoramic views of Naha.

Camp Foster is just one of the places to see in Kitanakagusuku, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Stroll along the seaside or visit the shops in this quaint area.

Japan's only domestic duty-free shopping centre with 140+ luxury brands, no passport required. Browse international fashion and Okinawan souvenirs, then collect purchases at Naha Airport upon departure.