2025 Okinawa Prefecture Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Renting a car for self-driving tours seems to be becoming more and more common, especially in some suburban or remote areas. It is indeed much more convenient to have a car, and the itinerary is more flexible. Let me share the process and precautions of self-driving tours in Okinawa, as well as some thunderbolts. 🇯🇵 Popular self-driving tour areas: No. 1 - Okinawa, No.2 - Hokkaido, No.3 - Tokyo suburbs Car rental process: 🏠Car rental companies- There are large and small car rental companies, and the more well-known ones are Toyota, Nippon, Orix, etc. You can also rent a car on a travel agency website. This time I rented a car directly on the Toyota Rent-A-Car official website. Personally, I think if you are not interested in a certain brand or car model, you can compare the store location and price to make a choice. 🚗Car models- The main cars available for rent are Japanese cars, and the car rental company will divide the grades according to the vehicle category. Generally, cars will be randomly provided in the same grade, and there are also companies that can provide designated car options for free/for a fee. If you want to rent a specific model, it is recommended to apply for the designated model as soon as possible. I rented a Toyota SP1, which is in the same class as GT86, GR86 and GR Yaris, and the service for designated models was sold out three weeks ago. Pickup process: Bring the required documents: passport, local certified driver's license to the rental store. After confirming your identity, car model, insurance content and return date, the clerk will briefly explain the basic information such as how to use the car navigation and the type of refueling. Then the car condition will be checked. It is recommended to take a video to record the original scratches during this process to avoid disputes over the car condition when returning the car and protect your own rights. This time I was able to pick up the car in about 20 minutes, and the clerk left after the documents were signed. I was able to slowly adjust the vehicle settings, navigation, etc. before driving away. Driving precautions: 🚘Traffic rules - Drivers in right-hand drive and left-hand drive areas in Japan should reserve time to adapt to the left-up and right-down mode. - Japanese people are used to giving way to pedestrians, and some people even cross the road without paying attention to the road conditions. Please respect the local culture when driving in the local area, stay vigilant, and give way to pedestrians. 🅿️Parking - Free parking: usually more in suburban areas or near major attractions. - Paid parking: mainly in urban areas, with different charges and payment methods. - Store parking: parking spaces exclusively for store guests, do not park unless you are visiting ⛽️Refueling - Self-service gas station: you need to refuel by yourself, first choose the type of gasoline, put in cash or swipe your card, and touch the demagnetized black ball to refuel. The refill will be taken back from the refill machine after refueling. - Service gas station: the clerk will help you refuel, you just need to tell the other party what kind of gasoline and how much, turn off the engine and wait in the car. Car return process: Driving before the designated time will be designated by the store. If the clerk asks you to bring certain documents when you return the car when picking up the car, please bring them, otherwise it will take more time. Gasoline cars are generally required to be returned with a full tank of gas, please keep the refueling receipt and give it to the clerk for record. The clerk will check the condition of the vehicle. If there is no new damage, you can leave after the inspection. There was a car in front of me when I returned the car this time, and I finished the queue + inspection within 20 minutes. Very efficient. #自驾游 #Register for June Hotel Test Sleeper 2025

Due to a late-night flight and a delay, I ended up spending more time at Naha Airport than expected. To my surprise, this four-story building turned out to be a great place to explore. The monorail station connects directly to the domestic terminal, and as you walk deeper into the airport, you'll reach the international terminal. Along the way, there are plenty of shops and convenience stores. BigCamera has an Air store here, offering small electronics, cameras, hair dryers, and more—perfect for last-minute purchases if you missed shopping in the city. Muji also has a "to Go" store, featuring travel essentials, clothing, shoes, and socks. If you run out of space, you can even buy a carry-on suitcase here. The drugstore ココカラファイン is as comprehensive as its street-side counterparts, making it easy to stock up on any forgotten items. Additionally, the famous Salt House, known for its salt and ice cream that attract countless tourists on Kokusai Street, has an airport branch here where you can buy snacks and various salts as souvenirs. On the fourth floor, the food court is divided into north and south sections. The northern area offers Okinawan rice balls, Yoshinoya, and Hokkaido curry soup, which always has long lines. The southern area features set meal restaurants and tonkatsu (fried pork cutlets). If you want to avoid the crowds, head to the southern section for a meal and some rest. On the third floor, there's a liquor art gallery where you can sit down, chat with a bartender, and enjoy a relaxing moment. Outside, there's a row of capsule toy machines where you can turn your leftover travel coins into fun souvenirs. Lastly, let's talk about the vending machines. In Okinawa, you'll often see vending machines promoting "local production for local consumption" beverages. These drinks are made with local ingredients and produced locally, allowing you to savor the taste of Okinawa one last time before leaving. 📍Address: 150 Kagamizu, Naha, Okinawa 901-0142, Japan 🚗 Monorail Airport Station: 3-minute walk to the domestic terminal, 5-minute walk to the international terminal.

0. I finally visited Okinawa, a place I had always wanted to go, with my partner. I thought 3 days and 2 nights would be enough, but it didn’t take long to realize how wrong I was. While the abundance of tourist spots was one reason, the sweltering weather and unique terrain also played a big part. In the end, I felt regretful because there were so many places we couldn’t visit. 1. Day 1 We found a beautiful and affordable hotel, the 5-star Ryukyu Hotel in the southern area (the hotel itself is artistically stunning). However, since there was nothing around the hotel, we checked in at 5:30 PM, rested briefly, and then drove an hour to the famous American Village. ‘Ah... we should’ve just stayed in this area for the first night...’ ‘Such a beautiful and charming place, but I can’t even enjoy a beer because I have to drive back...’ After another hour-long drive, we returned to the Ryukyu Hotel for the night. 2. Day 2 After checking out at 11 AM, we decided to visit Sesoko Beach, said to be the most beautiful beach. It’s a 2-hour drive from Ryukyu Hotel. Parking costs 10,000 won for the whole day. Renting a parasol and sunbed costs 42,000 won. The sea is breathtakingly beautiful, so it’s worth it. After enjoying the beach, we headed to our second hotel, Moon Beach Museum Resort (1 hour from Sesoko Beach). The hotel has an izakaya nearby, the resort is beautiful, and the price is reasonable—very satisfying. The biggest downside is that the outdoor pool only has about 10 sunbeds, which was inconvenient. The staff didn’t offer much help. However, the stunning scenery and atmosphere made up for it. 3. Day 3 After checking out, we visited Umikaji Terrace. Every photo you take here looks like a magazine cover. There’s very little shade, so you end up buying drinks frequently. After returning the rental car, we said goodbye to Okinawa. — Final Thoughts: ° Avoid Ryukyu Hotel unless you have a relaxed schedule. But it’s an incredibly stylish and stunning hotel. ° American Village alone is worth it. Avoid the midday heat and visit around sunset. ° Sesoko Beach: The water is shallow and safe, with emerald-green seas. However, unless you plan to snorkel, it might not be worth the long trip. ° Moon Beach Museum Resort: A great value-for-money hotel! Highly recommended except for the sunbed issue. However, there were so many Korean tourists—almost too many, haha. ° Umikaji Terrace: Close to the airport, so it’s perfect for a quick 1-2 hour visit before your flight home. Thank you!

📅 Itinerary Day 1 Stay at Victoria Hotel There is a 24-hour supermarket nearby to meet your consumption needs☑️ You can walk to the port to enjoy the night view🌃 Day 2 Bo Shang Palace-Fuzhou Garden-Confucius Temple Art Museum-San-A Naha Main Place-Shuri Castle-Kinjo-cho Stone Path Stay at Eastinate Hotel Day 3 Eat seafood at Makishi Market🦞 A box of sea urchin (smallest) is ¥2500 and is fresh, sweet and delicious! Gachapon at Xiaolu Station❤️ Back to the airport 🏨 Accommodation Sharing Victoria Hotel❌Not recommended! The front desk staff is friendly, but the hardware in the room is old, and dust and mildew can be seen everywhere🫠😖 5/9 One night stay in a double room 1300 Taiwan dollars Estinate Hotel⭕️Recommended The front desk service is also very good, the environment is fragrant, and the breakfast is delicious! 🫶 5/10 One night stay in a double room 1500 Taiwan dollars 🍴 Food recommendations Yakiniku Main Department (a la carte yakiniku) is a must-go for those who have a budget. You won't be disappointed. 📌 Practical Tips Make good use of reservations at your favorite restaurants to save a lot of valuable time #Okinawa #BBQ Headquarters #Naminoue Palace

Okinawa is a tropical paradise in southern Japan, famous for its crystal-clear beaches, coral reefs, and relaxed island lifestyle. It consists of dozens of islands, each with unique charm and natural beauty. Okinawa’s warm climate makes it perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and diving year-round. The culture blends Japanese and Ryukyuan traditions, with distinct music, dance, and food. Local dishes like Okinawa soba and goya champuru are popular. The people are known for their hospitality and long lifespans. Rich in World War II history, Okinawa also has historical sites and castles. It’s a peaceful, beautiful escape from mainland Japan.

Every time I visit Okinawa, I make sure to stop by this izakaya. This time, one meal wasn't enough, so I planned for two. Upon landing, I headed straight to Ikesu no Ginji (Shintoshin branch), a place I visited last time. Unfortunately, my favorite sea urchin rice ball was replaced with a new version—sad. For the second meal, I decided to check out Mekiki no Ginji (Shintoshin branch), which has a Studio Ghibli vibe (P1). However, when I arrived at 5:40 PM, the daily specials of fresh shrimp sashimi and grilled prawns were already sold out! Key Highlights: 1️⃣ Always try the daily specials. Although the fresh shrimp was sold out, the daily oysters (P3) at JPY 400 each were incredibly fresh and sweet—a must-try. 2️⃣ My personal favorite and obsession is the sea urchin rice ball with raw egg dipping sauce (P2)—you'll miss it once you've tried it. 3️⃣ A general recommendation is the sea urchin sauce grilled oysters on a hot plate (P4). 4️⃣ Reservations are absolutely necessary. I usually ask the hotel I'm staying at to make the reservation, specifying the date, time, number of people, and even the end time. 5️⃣ For the best photo opportunity at the Studio Ghibli-style entrance, aim for around 6:30 PM. The lighting is perfect—just as the sky starts to darken but hasn't fully turned night, and the lights are beautifully lit.

Explore the unique island culture shaped by the sun, white sands, subtropical mangroves, and the era of the Ryukyu kings. Okinawa, Japan's southernmost prefecture, is a chain of islands with its own history as an independent kingdom, a distinct subtropical climate, and the birthplace of karate. Discover the ruins and restored castles of the Ryukyu kings, visit stunning beaches and coastlines featuring coral reefs and impressive marine life. Witness whale sightings and dragon boat races, encounter rare flora and fauna, and embrace the island mindset that makes you forget your watch and follow the sun.

This small shop is only open for a few hours each night I came here with the mentality of giving it a try, and I am very satisfied with the result! Just like the island of Okinawa itself Okinawan cuisine has its own charm No over-seasoning, fancy ingredients or presentation More emphasis is placed on highlighting the natural taste of the ingredients The way of ordering food here is very special Take a plate and choose your favorite skewers for the store to cook We couldn't speak the language, so we just picked the ones that we liked. The following are particularly recommended -Pork wrapped in grapes -Pork wrapped in Okinawa winged beans -Green melon -Pork wrapped in Okinawa sweet potato Super sweet and soft with a layer of sesame on top -Pork and Shiso Mentaiko Roll Now I realize that I like all pork dishes. It is not greasy at all when paired with the ingredients and blends well with the ingredients It is also paired with different seasonings to show the ingenuity of the store There is also grilled chicken, other vegetables and offal You can adjust the blind spot according to your personal preference. I personally can't get used to Okinawa's awamori, so I ordered yuzu wine which was pretty good. The boss is cooking skewers all by himself. You have to wait for the food to be served. It is recommended to reserve enough time for meals Store Name Kushiyaki Dangri-ya Atariya Store Location 〒900-0034 Okinawa, Naha, Higashimachi, 7−24 Tamaki Amita 10３ - Walking distance to Kokusai-dori, not on the main street Precautions -Cash only -Everyone must order a drink (even if they have some food) - This place doesn't have many seats. We can walk in if we arrive at 6 o'clock. It seems that you cannot make reservations online. It is recommended to come early.

Luckily, we made a reservation for this restaurant in advance; otherwise, there would have been no seats available on-site. As expected, this is a popular local spot in Okinawa! My local friend told me that this place is a must-visit. Not only does it feature extravagant Japanese-style decor and landscaping, but it also offers a unique mountain-and-water view that is truly refreshing. Both adults and children love this place. Pair it with a northern Okinawa day trip, and dining here after your itinerary is just perfect! ✌️ The Agu Pork Shabu-Shabu set includes pork belly, loin, meat dumplings, vegetables, and soba noodles, ensuring you'll leave feeling full and satisfied. The highlight is the incredibly fresh and flavorful meat—once you try it, you'll never look back! Here are some notes for everyone: 📍 The Wagyu Shabu-Shabu is only available for dinner and requires advance reservation. 📍 The environment here is serene, so it's recommended to wear less vibrant clothing for a more traditional aesthetic in photos. 📍 Agu Pork is a small black-haired pig rich in protein, offering a more robust and satisfying meat texture—highly recommended! 🚘 Transportation: Okinawa is not a large island, but the distance between the north and south is quite long, and good restaurants are scattered around. Public transportation (there's barely any bus service) is inconvenient. Personally, I'm not a fan of self-driving during trips (I find it tiring). Century-Old House Agu Pork ✨ 90 Nakayama, Nago, Okinawa 905-0004, Japan ✨ 11:00–15:30, 17:30–21:00

Do you know the difference between Agu and Agu pigs? It's not just the difference between katakana and hiragana💡 What is an Agu pig? A "purebred" Agu pig🐖 Very rare, and almost none are found in Okinawa. A small, black pig that has been in Okinawa since ancient times Their meat is sweet, tender, and flavorful🤤 They are difficult to raise, and there are only a few of them, so they are a luxury item What is an Agu pig? A crossbreed with a little Agu blood in it. Agu pork mixed with foreign pigs, making it easier to raise and produce in large quantities🐷 It's still delicious, but it's cheaper to eat than "Agu pork" Of course, both are delicious😋♡ Please try it in Okinawa♪ This restaurant is "Agu Pork Shabu Shabu Specialty Store Shokusai Sakabou Matsumoto" 6 minutes walk from Yui Rail Kencho-mae Station 11 minutes walk from Yui Rail Asahibashi Station It's easy to access even without a rental car, so I recommend it💁🏻♀️✨ #Domestic Travel Strategy

Okinawa is all about Agu pork! Yanbaru young chicken! Introducing recommended skewers🤤 ①②③Charcoal grilled yakitori specialty store "Kumoji Toriyasu" Sister store of "Yafuso Toriyasu" in Urasoe Yanbaru young chicken is soft and juicy with little odor♡ In addition to being cheap and delicious, there are rare parts that are not on the menu The alcohol lineup is also extensive, making it perfect for an adult date🍸 📍1F Alize Kumoji, 3-16-10 Kumoji, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture ⏰Dinner 17:00-1:00 the next day 💰Average budget 4,000 yen, credit cards and electronic money accepted ④⑤⑥Chicken, love and romance The name of the restaurant is Chicken, love and romance, which is so dramatic🐓♡ They have yakitori of various parts, and also have a selection of a la carte snacks. 📍4-2-18 Shuri Sueyoshicho, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture ⏰18:00~24:00 💰Average budget 5,500 yen Credit cards and electronic money not accepted ⑦⑧Motsu Yakiban "Motsu Yakiban" is the "birthplace of lemon sour" You can enjoy everything from standard to rare cuts at reasonable prices The more lemon sour you drink, the more fun the lemon tower🍋 becomes🍹 📍1F Hachino's Building, 2-17-46 Makishi, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture ⏰ Sundays and Thursdays 17:00~00:00 Fridays and Saturdays 17:00~2:00 💰Average budget 3,000 yen Credit cards and electronic money accepted #Gourmet summary #Okinawa trip #Yakitori

📍Okinawa Prefecture This is a souvenir recommended by an Okinawa lover who visits Okinawa at least four times a year. All Okinawan gourmet foods are delicious, so it's hard to decide what to buy, but I picked out some must-buy items. Some of them are hard to find even in Honshu or at festivals, so be sure to check them out when you go to Okinawa🔖 ①Jimmy's Chiffon Cake Chiffon cake that is softer and fluffier than it looks The fact that they are sold individually is a nice plus Great for giving as a gift or for yourself🧁 Purchase at: Airport ②Okinawa Soba Okinawa Soba cup noodles that are hard to find in Honshu The small 3-pack or 5-pack sets don't take up much space in your bag, so I recommend them. Purchase at: Souvenir shops, supermarkets ③Royce Ishigakijima The ultimate collaboration between the north and the south The taste is unmistakable! And it's great that it's filled with various sweets✨ If you like something, you can buy it individually! You can buy it in Okinawa and Ishigakijima. Where to buy: Airport ④ Sanpin Tea If you like jasmine tea, you'll love this flavor Even if you're not used to it, it has no peculiar taste and is refreshing to drink, so it's perfect for the summer heat! I secretly recommend mixing it with soy milk 🥛🍵 Where to buy: Souvenir shops, supermarkets ⑤ Jimami Tofu Tofu made from peanut beans If you eat it thinking it's soy tofu, your brain will go haywire, it's like a sweet tofu. It's characterized by its chewy and bouncy elasticity It doesn't last long, but this tofu lasted about 5 days longer than others. It's a food that you can't get in Honshu, so check the date and decide how much to buy. Where to buy: Supermarket #OkinawaTrip #DomesticTrip #RecommendedOkinawaSouvenirs #Spring0YenTrip

This time, I went on a 2-night, 3-day trip to Okinawa 🌺 Here, I'll introduce the costs and itinerary of the trip! Please use it as a reference 😊 ★Cost ・Airfare + Hotel: 39,360 yen →Airfare was round-trip between Kansai Airport and Naha Airport, and the hotel was booked at the Loisir Hotel Naha! ・Baggage (15kg): 8,760 yen ・Rental car (1 day): 6,413 yen ・Food: about 14,000 yen ・Transportation costs in Okinawa (taxi and monorail): about 2,000 yen →I basically traveled on foot! ・Souvenirs: about 16,000 yen ➡️Total: 86,533 yen ★Travel schedule [Day 1] 17:40 Arrive at Naha Airport ↓ Take a taxi to the hotel (about 10 minutes) 18:10 Check in at the hotel ↓ Walk about 35 minutes while strolling along Kokusai-dori 19:30 Okinawa Folk Song Live Izakaya Ryukyu →There are many Okinawa Folk Song Live Izakayas around Kokusai-dori, so please check them out🎤 ↓ 22:00 Arrive at the hotel [Day 2] 10:30 Pick up the rental car ↓ 12:00 Nakamura Soba →There were quite a few people lined up when I arrived, but the turnover was pretty fast! ⚠️Please buy a meal ticket before lining up! ↓ 13:00 Manzamo (Admission: 100 yen) ↓ 14:00 Ryukyu Mura (Admission: 1350 yen) → Highly recommended as you can see a lot of folk songs, dance, Eisa, and buildings that give you a sense of Ryukyu🌟 ↓ 16:00 American Village → It took a long time to find a parking lot, so it's best to go with plenty of time🙆 There are many shops lined up in American Village, so if you research what kind of shops are there in advance, you can go around efficiently! ↓ 18:00 BLUE SEAL ↓ 20:00 Return the rental car ↓ 20:45 Ocean Boo Agu pork shabu-shabu specialty restaurant → I really recommend this place!!! You can enjoy Agu pork at a relatively reasonable price 🌟 ↓ 23:30 Arrive at hotel [Day 3] 10:00 Shopping at Kokusai-dori ↓ 11:30 Steakhouse 88 ↓ 13:30 Handmade experience workshop Tianda →You can paint a shisa in about an hour! Please try it as one of your memories of Okinawa! ⚠️ We recommend making a reservation ↓ 15:00 Shopping at Kokusai-dori ↓ 16:30 Naha Airport ↓ 18:20 Depart Naha Airport ★Clothing When I went, the weather was bad and the wind was strong, so it was quite cool! Even with a long-sleeved blouse, it felt cold during the day. Even if the temperature is warm, it feels quite cold if there is wind, so it's a good idea to bring a cardigan or other outerwear 😌 Everyone, please go to Okinawa! ️ Thank you for watching until the end🙇♀️ #Spring0yentrip

🕰️Opening hours: 10:00-22:00 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: The American Village is a series of buildings like outlets. Each one has different shops. There are many special shops to visit. Each building has its own characteristics. It is very interesting. Even if you don’t want to buy anything, you can still have a good time. 📍Address: Mihama, Chatan, Nakagami District, Okinawa 904-0115 〒904-0115 Mihama, Chatan-cho, Nakagami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture 💰Per capita consumption: If you go on holidays, it is recommended to eat at nearby restaurants first. The restaurants inside will be more expensive, but there are many restaurant options. You can also try it. The cafe facing the sea is recommended. 💞Recommendation reason: The architecture inside is very unique. I will definitely come here next time I come to Okinawa. If you drive, please be careful about parking or traffic jams. There are more people. It is less likely to go north. It is recommended to go to the American Village and go north. If you are taking public transportation, you can take a bus at Naha Bus Terminal. If you don't have a Suica card, you can also pay with coins when you get off the bus. Remember to check when you get on the bus. There is a machine that draws tickets. Remember to keep it safe when you get off the bus. 🗓️Itinerary: There are other malls near the American Village. If you don’t like shopping, you can go shopping for a while. You can also stop by the Minatogawa Foreigner Residence #AmericanVillage #OkinawaAmericanVillage #Okinawa #OkinawaTour #NewYearDestinations2025 #Japan #JapaneseAttractions

"Hotel Halekulani Okinawa" was the best hotel I've ever stayed at👍🏻👍🏻🩷 The ocean was right in front of the rooms and the hotel had 5 pools I recommend this hotel for a firefly stay! This hotel is also in Hawaii! 🌺 It's about 75 minutes by car from Naha Airport, and about 100 minutes by taking the airport limousine bus that stops in front of the hotel. 🙆🏻♀️ If you come to Okinawa, be sure to stay here! 📍Location: 1967-1 Nakama, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture #0 Yen Trip February 2025 #Okinawa

I'm glad I actually went. I'll introduce you to some hotels in Okinawa. They're all great hotels, so save them and go this year. ⁡ ①BEB5 Okinawa Seragaki by# Hoshino Resort ▶︎ 1860-4 Seragaki, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ②▶︎ AQUASENSE Hotel and Resort 86-1 Kurosakihara, Fuchaku, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ③ANA InterContinental Manza Beach Resort ▶︎ 2260 Seragaki, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ④The Moon Beach Museum Resort ▶︎ 1203 Maeganeku, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ⑤Novotel Okinawa Naha ▶︎ 40 Matsukawa, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture ⑥The Ritz-Carlton Okinawa ▶︎ 1343-1 Kise, Nago City, Okinawa Prefecture ⑦Rizzan Sea Park Hotel Tancha Bay ▶︎ 1496 Tancha, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ⁡ #Rakuten #Rakuten Travel #Rakuten Travel Super Sale #Rakuten Super Sale #Hotel #Resort Hotel #Luxury Hotel #High-end Hotel #Okinawa Hotel #Onna Village #Onna Village Hotel #Hotel Review

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How can you miss out on the pork and egg rice ball when you come to Okinawa? This seemingly simple snack hides a charm that makes you fall in love with it at first bite! Steaming hot rice sandwiched with a golden, tender fried egg, paired with salty and crispy luncheon meat. One bite and you're filled with happiness. The outer layer is wrapped in seaweed, adding a slight sea flavor that enhances the overall taste. This simple combination is surprisingly delicious, no wonder it's a super popular breakfast in Okinawa! Every shop has its own variation of the pork and egg rice ball. Some add shredded cabbage, cheese, pickled radish, and even special sauces, each with its own unique flavor. If you come to Okinawa, whether for breakfast or a late-night snack, you must try this local delicacy!

The first meal I had in Okinawa was the popular taco rice! Although the store is not big, it is decorated with a great atmosphere, making people feel comfortable as soon as they enter. As soon as the meal was served, the aroma hit my nose. The most special thing was the slice of cheese on top that was fried to crispy. The crunchy texture was very similar to that of a biscuit, and it was so delicious when I took a bite! The meat sauce of the taco rice has a strong Mexican flavor, paired with shredded cheese and lettuce. The overall flavor is great, but it starts to feel a bit greasy when you eat 2/3 of it. It is recommended that two people share it. If you come to Okinawa and want to try special exotic cuisine, this one is really worth a try! #JanuaryGoodPlace2025 #OkinawaFood #TacoRice #OkinawaTravel #OkinawaFreeTravel #Must-eatOkinawa #NagoFood #ExoticFood #OkinawaStoreExplore

#tripพาบินประภพประภพ ประภพ 1. Fukuoka – This city is full of the charm of authentic Japanese lifestyle 🌸 Take a walk along the Nakasu River in the evening, stop by a famous ramen shop 🍜 or go see the view at Fukuoka Tower 🗼 The atmosphere is peaceful but lively. Anyone who likes a city that is not too busy will definitely love Fukuoka! 2. Hokkaido – A land of snow and romantic lavender fields ❄️💐 If you come in winter, you must go through the snow in Niseko ⛷️ In the summer, don't miss the flower fields in Furano 🌿 Fresh seafood like giant crabs 🦀 and sushi 🍣 at Sapporo Market are also awesome! 3. Okinawa – A paradise island for sea lovers 🌊 The water is so clear that you can see fish swimming around happily 🐠 Don't miss Churaumi Aquarium, which has a magnificent giant fish tank 🐋. You can also experience Ryukyu culture that is unlike any other in Japan 🎎 4. Osaka – A city of fun and food! 🎡🍢 Universal Studios is an important check-in point 🎢 And if you want to go shopping, you have to go to Dotonbori 🛍️ and take a photo with the legendary Glico sign 📸 Most importantly, don't forget to try the famous takoyaki 🐙 and okonomiyaki! 5. Tokyo – A capital city that perfectly combines modernity and culture 🏙️ Go shopping in Shibuya or Harajuku 🛒 and then pray at Sensoji Temple 🛕. Stop by to see the city view from Tokyo Skytree 🗼. And if you want to find a quiet corner, Take a stroll through Ueno Park 🌳 and you'll definitely fall in love with Tokyo! Each place has its own charm. No matter how many times you go, you'll never get bored! 🎌💕 #TravelPlan #TravelJapan

If you love seafood, you definitely can’t miss the Itoman Fish Market when you come to Okinawa! This is Okinawa's famous direct-delivery market from the fishing port, where the freshness and prices are amazing. The market offers a wide variety of seafood options, including fresh sashimi, plump oysters, and sweet shrimps and crabs. Not only can you buy them on the spot, but there are also many stalls that provide instant processing, so you can enjoy them immediately after buying! In addition, there are dried foods and seafood sauces unique to Okinawa, which are suitable for taking home as souvenirs. There is also a restaurant next to the market that serves freshly caught and cooked food, allowing you to enjoy the fresh seafood while appreciating the scenery of the fishing port. If you like exploring local culture and food, a visit to Itoman Fish Market will definitely be a rewarding journey! #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 #ItomanFishMarket #OkinawaSeafood #Must-eatOkinawa #DirectDeliveryfromFishingPort #OkinawaFreeTravel #OkinawaTravel #OkinawaFood #Must-visitAttractionsinOkinawa #SeafoodLovers'Paradise

#tripflytoaskfornewyear With estimated travel and expenses: Day 1: Arrival & Naha City 🛬🌴 • Morning: Arrive in Okinawa from Naha Airport • Access: From Naha Airport, take a taxi or bus to your accommodation (about 20-30 minutes) • Cost: Taxi fare is about 2,000-3,000 yen or bus fare is about 250-500 yen • Afternoon: Sightseeing in Naha City • Shurijo Castle: Admission fee is about 820 yen • Kokusai Dori: Free walking (shopping or eating local food is about 1,000-2,000 yen) • Evening: Visit Makishi Public Market 🍣 • Cost: Seafood or local food is about 1,500-2,500 yen Day 2: Beach & Relaxation 🏖️🌊 • Morning: Cape Manzamo • Access: Rent a car (rental car fee is about 5,000-7,000 yen/day) • Cost: Free • Afternoon: Emerald Beach or Sunset Beach • Cost: Free (parking fee around 500-1,000 yen) • Dinner: Yakiniku or Okinawa Soba • Cost: Around 1,500-2,500 yen Day 3: Exploring Nature & History 🏞️⛩️ • Morning: Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium • Access: Rent a car (about 1.5 hours drive from Naha) • Cost: Admission fee around 1,850 yen • Afternoon: Gyokusendo Cave or Nakijin Castle Ruins • Cost: • Gyokusendo Cave: 1,200 yen • Nakijin Castle Ruins: 400 yen • Dinner: Eat local food • Cost: Around 1,500-2,500 yen Day 4: Shopping & Departure 🛍️✈️ • Morning: Go shopping at DFS Galleria Okinawa • Cost: Depends on the purchase • Afternoon: Return to Naha Airport • Transportation: Take a taxi or bus (about 20-30 minutes) • Cost: Taxi fare is about 2,000-3,000 yen Total approximate expenses (for 1 person): • Food: 1,000-2,500 yen/meal x 3 meals/day = 3,000-7,500 yen/day x 4 days = 12,000-30,000 yen • Accommodation: About 6,000-15,000 yen/night (for mid-range hotels) • Transportation: • Rental car 5,000-7,000 yen/day x 3 days = 15,000-21,000 yen • Taxi and bus fare = 3,000-6,000 yen • Entrance fees: around 5,000-7,000 yen Total expenses: around 35,000-70,000 yen (depending on accommodation and personal spending) #Travel plan giveaway #Japan travel destinations #Okinawa #Japan travel plan

When you come to Okinawa, you can't miss the fresh seafood! The seafood dishes at the Fish Shop Directly Managed Restaurant are a must-visit paradise for foodies! The ingredients here are delivered directly from the fishing port, and every bite is filled with the fresh sweetness of the sea. The signature seafood bowl is packed with sashimi, including salmon, tuna, sweet shrimp, and sea urchin, each one incredibly fresh and unforgettable! Additionally, their fried fish set meal is also a must-try, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, paired with a special sauce, it's simply perfect. The dining space is small but cozy, and the prices are friendly, making it a high-value choice. There's also a small shop next to the restaurant selling seafood souvenirs that you can take home as a memento. If you love seafood, you must schedule a meal at the Fish Shop Directly Managed Restaurant when you come to Okinawa, guaranteed to satisfy your taste buds!

Okinawa｜hoppepan In Okinawa's daily life, there are always small surprises that make people stop and take a look. In a corner of Urasoe City, there is a warm and healing bakery called "Hoppe Pan". The name of the shop comes from "ほっぺ" (cheek), which seems to imply that the bread here is so delicious that it makes your cheeks puff up unconsciously. As soon as you walk into the store, the aroma of bread makes you relax instantly. The atmosphere in the store is warm and rustic, and the shelves are filled with a variety of handmade breads, each of which is full of simple care and deliciousness. I particularly like their croissant series, which has distinct layers and a crispy texture. It is the crispiest croissant I have ever eaten! Take a bite, the creamy aroma fills the air, and the crispy texture makes you unable to stop. Moreover, the store is very considerate and provides heating service, so that you can enjoy the delicious taste of freshly baked food at any time. What’s even more outrageous is that this store is only open four days a week! To eat this delicacy, you really have to calculate the time accurately so that you can taste this limited happiness. It is worth mentioning that there is a private parking lot at the door, allowing you to park easily and enjoy this wonderful bread time without worries. ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ @hoppe_pan Address: 2-10 Uchima, Urasoe City, Okinawa Prefecture Business hours: 10:00 - 19:00, every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday #Okinawa Travel #Okinawa Attractions #Okinawa Food #Okinawa Free Travel #Nanjo City #Hyakuname Beach #Okinawa Check-in #Must-visit Okinawa #Japan Travel #Japan Free Travel #Okinawa Secret Place #Curaçao Stargazing #Travel Recommendation #Store Sharing #Japanese Ceramics #Seaside Shop #Life Aesthetics #Okinawa Shopping #Kacey Food Travel Notebook

Okinawa｜Nanjo The sunshine in Okinawa always brings healing magic. In addition to the blue sea, blue sky and white sandy beaches, there are many spiritual corners in this land waiting for us to savor. This time when I came to Nancheng City, I accidentally discovered a ceramic studio full of texture - "Kurafu Pottery Starch K's" As soon as I stepped into the studio, what caught my eye was the simple yet elegant space design. The warm wood tones and soft light set off each unique piece of ceramic art. The works here are inspired by the nature of Okinawa, with elegant colors and smooth lines, and each piece exudes a tranquil beauty. Even if it is just a simple bowl, cup or small vase, you can feel the warmth it contains when you hold it in your hand. These ceramics are not only practical, but also allow you to feel the beauty in every little detail of life. If you come here, you might as well take some beautiful ceramics home! ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ ˚‧ ♡̷̷̷ ₊ @studioks_okinawa Address: 1283-1 Tamashiro Hyakumei, Nancheng City, Okinawa Prefecture (Next to the teahouse on the beach) #Okinawa Travel #Okinawa Attractions #Okinawa Food #Okinawa Free Travel #Nancheng City #Hyakumei Beach #Okinawa Check-in #Must-visit Okinawa #Japan Travel #Japan Free Travel #Okinawa Secret Place #Curaçao Stargazing #Travel Recommendation #Store Sharing #Japanese Ceramics #Seaside Shop #Life Aesthetics #Okinawa Shopping #kacey Food and Travel Notebook

This is a cafe called "Raw Sweets Cafe Abondance" in Okinawa. 📍1st floor, 4-11-7 Chuo, Okinawa City, Okinawa Prefecture The tableware, desserts, and interior were all cute at this shop♡I ordered passion fruit cake and coffee jelly. The raw sweets were healthy, full of fruit, and very delicious. The presentation and tableware were beautiful, and just looking at them made me happy💕The interior was calm, with a high ceiling and a cozy space where I could relax and enjoy the cafe! They also serve lunch, and they use gluten-free pasta and high-quality ingredients, so I'd like to go back and eat again!! #FritabiWinter

#asiatrip #beachlife #travel #naturalwonders #thingstodo #seascapes #familytravel #myitinerary Okinawa, located in the southern port of Japan, is home to many people who love nature wonders and beautiful scenery. ☀️ Follow my advice on Okinawa and plan your trip now! - 1. Churaumi Aquarium, Ocean Expo Park Used to be the largest aquarium in the world, make sure you visit the Ocean Expo Park to learn more about the nature of Okinawa! 🐟 - 2. Kori Island Kori Island is a small island located in the northern tip of the Okinawa main island. You can enjoy the beautiful white sand beaches and delicious local cuisine! 🏖️ - 3. Manzamo Lastly, Manzamo is situated in the village of Onna. You will be astonished to see the spectacular view from the observation deck! 🥰

Here are three recommended cafes to visit on your trip to Okinawa☕️ 📷 1-4 📍Nakijin/ Forest Nest A treehouse cafe standing alone in the forest🌳 We recommend the terrace seats, which overlook the sea on a nice day☺️ There is also a hotel and sauna, two of which require reservations, and you can use the cafe without a reservation🙆♀️ It was a wonderful cafe that made me feel like I was in the world of Ghibli☕︎ 5-8 📍Nago/ FIFI PARLOR A wonderful cafe with a panoramic view of the sea, like a secret base on the beach in Nago City☕︎ You can enjoy the swing and sea location🌿 Unfortunately it was cloudy on this day... Please visit on a sunny day🪽 9-11 📍Nakijin/ Awayk A cafe restaurant where you can enjoy delicious obanzai set meals𓂃𓈒𓏸 You can choose meat or fish for the main course, and this time I chose meat😌 There are about 8 types of obanzai, so I was able to choose 3 of my favorites! It opens at 8am, and you can enjoy a blissful breakfast with the calm sea of ​​Nakijin and an obanzai plate♪ It might be a good idea to reserve a seat by the sea🌱 If you're traveling to Okinawa, be sure to visit𖤣𖥧𖥣𖡡𖥧𖤣 #Okinawacafe #Okinawagourmet #Okinawatrip #Okinawatourism #Gourmettriptrip