Shurijo Castle

Shuri Castle, located in Okinawa, Japan, was a historically significant and culturally rich site. The castle served as the Ryukyu Kingdom's royal residence for centuries and featured a unique blend of Japanese and Chinese architectural styles. Unfortunately, in October 2019, a devastating fire destroyed the main hall and several other buildings, resulting in a loss of cultural heritage. The restoration efforts have been ongoing, aiming to preserve and rebuild this iconic landmark. Shuri Castle has always been a symbol of Okinawa's history and heritage, and its historical and cultural significance is undeniable.

Although it is still under maintenance after the fire, it is still worth a visit. You can understand the history and culture of Okinawa. With a one-day coupon (monorail or bus) ticket 20% off, you can see the repair work scene through the glass. It is quite intentional.

The characteristics of Japanese or Korean entertainment cities are good quality and cheap! And you just buy a ticket and go in there without extra charges! The price of water drinks and other consumer goods sold inside is the same as the outside! Hey ～ We all know here 😄

Except for the main building, everything else is fine.

The main palace in Shouli City is currently under construction, but you can see the construction site

Convenient transportation

Shouli City Park is located on a height of about 120 meters in Naha City, capital of Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. Shouli City is a symbol of the Ryukyu Kingdom, and has been the residence of the Ryukyu Dynasty since 1429. Shouli City is famous as the center of the political, diplomatic and cultural life of the Ryukyu Kingdom. It combines the unique architectural style of Chinese and Japanese Tsukuba culture and stone technology, with high cultural and historical value.