Things to do in Okinawa Prefecture

We visited Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium as a family with our grown-up sons and had a fantastic time! The enormous aquarium with whale sharks and manta rays was absolutely breathtaking. We also enjoyed watching the colourful tropical fish and the dolphin show. Even though our boys are all grown up, we all had so much fun together. It was a wonderful family experience and definitely one of the highlights of our Okinawa trip!

the largest sea park with big aquarium in Japan, this is the largest aquarium in Okinawa , u can see very amazing dolphin performance show and see different fish and u can enjoy the sea view as well 營業時間：10:00-7pm地址：Okinawa 貼士：I follow one day tour to go 推薦原因：u can spend the four hours to enjoy

I love theme parks and this is new concept for me. The rain/weather only added thrill to the atmosphere. There were also few visitors during my visit so I was able to do all the attractions that I wanted to do. The food in Panaroma Dining is delicious. The spa was also very nice. It was a great way to end the day!

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.

Cute little fake village where they have relocated old houses there. You can walk around and enjoy the architecture and learn Okinawa culture. There was a show too with a woman singing an Okinawa song and dancing. Not too much to do in the village however and it is a bit out the way. Better for a couple hours and if you have a car to get to it. Otherwise you could skip it without losing out on anything. The scenery is very calming though.

It is a beautiful Japanese cultural heritage, which suitable for family, friends and couples to go for.

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.

Besides aquarium creatures, there’s also penguins and other animals

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.

Kokusai Street is located in the center of Naha. It is the busiest street in Naha. It is also known as the "Miracle Mile". It is 1.6 kilometers long and is lined with restaurants, department stores, local souvenir shops, clothing stores, and drug and cosmetic stores. Turn in In the alleys, you can visit specialty shops, seafood markets and izakayas. When you go shopping on Kokusai Street, be sure to visit the unique souvenir shops. Island slippers, Okinawa lion masks and pottery, peripheral products, Okinawa-limited cookies, candies, etc. are all very popular souvenirs. The international scene at night Passage, you can hear the lively atmosphere of shamisen and laughter from time to time. After dinner, you might as well go for a walk to feel the holiday atmosphere.