Things to do in Okinawa City

Okinawa World was a pleasant surprise, with Gyokusendo Cave being the main highlight of the visit. The cave is huge and really impressive, with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites throughout the walking route. The underground scenery feels quite different from the usual Okinawa attractions, and the cool temperature inside the cave was a nice break from the heat outside.The cave is well maintained, with a proper walking path and lighting that makes it easy to appreciate the different formations. There are also some beautiful sections with underground water and colourful lighting. The walk itself takes around 30–45 minutes depending on your pace and how many photos you take, but I would recommend allowing more time to explore the rest of Okinawa World.For the entrance fee, I think it offers good value for money, especially because the ticket gives you more than just access to the cave.

It is convenient to visit. It is because it is nearby the train station. It has a lot of restaurants. The food are various.

Its eye-catching symbol is the large Ferris wheel with a diameter of about 50 meters. The American Village has entertainment facilities mainly based on 3D images, an 8-screen movie theater, a shopping mall, a bowling alley, an American restaurant, a recording studio, an entertainment center, an imported grocery store, etc., and there are also complex facilities for sports.

Had a wonderful time at the Southeast Botanic Gardens. Very beautiful park and can even feed the super cute capybara and goats. The kids really enjoyed themselves.

I like the castle. The ancient buildings and the stone to build up the castle. The pillars with hand crafted design were amazing. The weather is hot actually and not much shade. To bring an umbrella will be good.

It was a very interesting experience. Although the visibility in the sea was second to last, we could still see the small fish very clearly, which allowed my teammate, who can't snorkel, to see the underwater world. Thumbs up to the skinny, small guy leading the group; he was so nice and always smiling.

When talking about the most beautiful sea areas in Japan, Okinawa has to be mentioned. The Blue Caves here are also one of the best attractions. Here you can not only enjoy this 35-meter wide and 6-meter deep cave by snorkeling or diving. In this blue dream world, you can see various creatures such as sea bream, goldfish and hedgehog shrimp living here. Every year during the peak season, tourists from all over the world come to experience it.

A special attraction in Okinawa. It is actually very small and I feel that I can walk around it in less than half an hour. I can see wild pineapples on the roadside. It feels quite fun. There is not much else to comment on. The sea is actually very blue~

I recommend spending at least a full half day here. There are many to see and do besides the cave. But the cave definitely is a must visit. Addtionally there is a cultural village, habu museum, habu show, cultural dance, craft village, a small zoo withbsome animals sich as bats, tortoise, habu, etc. It is really worth visiting.

CAVE OKINAWA, a limestone cave located in Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture ✨ The beautiful scenery created by nature over more than 20,000 years, combined with the lighting, created a mystical atmosphere ✨