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Every October, Naha hosts its annual Tug-of-War Festival, where competing teams face off with a 200-meter long rope – a Guinn...
Being in Sakaemachi is like being in your teenager’s bedroom. At midday it looks lifeless, abandoned, and unkempt. At dusk t...
Go back in time, somewhere in Asia, with a bukubuku tea-making class and tasting experience. After that, browse the handmade...
Mikasa Matsuyama is a traditional Okinawan homestyle restaurant in downtown Naha. The food is simple and inexpensive and inc...
Naha in the south of the main island of Okinawa is the capital city of the Prefecture and the center of business, culture, ar...
Hotel Route-Inn Naha Tomariko has a fantastic location in Naha city. One of my favorite places in the hotel is, with no doubt...
Nahana is one of the best value 4 star hotels in Naha, Okinawa, Japan. Why not drop in at the Kotoran spa? The silky germaniu...
What do you call a goat of wisdom and stamina? From the Maritime Silk Road to the byways of Sakae Machi, the past and presen...
In the Battle of Okinawa, much was destroyed, but the dreams of the people were by no means lost. These dreams give hope for ...
Exploring attractions east, north, and west of Naha. From a wild bird wetland, historic castle, romantic cave, beautiful ocea...