Wansaka Oura Park

Sight seeing

Cool little place to walk and see some cool sights. Took the pup And enjoyed the local market and lunch. It's right next to melody road so kill to birds with one stone.

A more cluttered area than I thought.

Original Text

An artificial bridge called Mangrove Road was built around the mangrove, and it felt like walking across it. I expected it because the tourist guide had a good photo, but is it very small and the Wansaka Park is off-season or under construction? It seemed to be closed and I didn't know where the parking lot was. After all, I entered from a different entrance (like an exit). I think it's a place where you can feel the mangrove very close, but the period ...

The mangrove promenade was a good feeling.

Original Text

The mangrove promenade was nice. Mangroves of the Oura River poured into Oura Bay. It seems to be one of the largest in Okinawa. It was a mangrove that felt a sense of life that human hands had not been added, and it seemed that various creatures were likely to live actively. It feels good with mud. The time I visited was closer to the high tide, so I could see the fish swimming, but unfortunately I couldn't see crabs and eels. Still feel the sense of life ...

Dao の Xufeng な Shifa

Original Text

It is a small roadside station-like facility. It is near Henoko on the east coast and overlooks the sea. The store in the facility has a small number of local vegetables and fruits 々, and other local goods are sold, but I couldn't find any such highlights. If anything, I got the impression that it is a facility that the locals love more than tourists. It is a suitable facility if you stop by for a restroom break.

It's not a roadside station.

Original Text

Wansakaoura Park in the northeastern part of Okinawa Prefecture. It's not crowded because it's on a road with little traffic, but you can see it slowly. It doesn't seem to be a roadside station, but there are toilets and goods shops on the premises, so you can use it for the same purpose as the roadside station.