Okinawa is far from Tokyo, it takes about 2.5 hours from Tokyo by flight. there are some beautiful beaches and different climates. During the holiday season, many Japanese go to Okinawa to enjoy its culture and beaches.
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Kutaka Island for both diving and cycling
Do you want to go cycling on a quiet island near Okinawa Main Island? Then Kudaka Island is a great place to go.
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A Day Trip to Kouri Island and Tataki Waterfall
Are you looking for a cool day trip in Okinawa Main Island that is fun for the whole family? Kouri Island and the Tataki Waterfall are a great combination of action and relaxation with amazing views!
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Okinawa World and the Gyokusendo Cave
Normally I am not a fan of theme parks without thrilling rides, but I did have a good time in Okinawa World. Find out what to do in this local theme park in the southern part of Okinawa Main Island.
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Naha | An enjoyable trip to Okinawa starts here!
Naha is usually the first place tourists see in Okinawa after touching down in the archipelago. It’s a great place to spend a day or 3, so what is there to see and do there?
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Ishigaki Island, Okinawa | Beautiful sea and rich nature
Visitors to Ishigaki Island come for the island’s abundant nature, wonderful beaches, and gorgeous resorts. But there is more to do on the island than just staying in your resort!
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Taketomi Island, Okinawa | One of the most beautiful beaches in the world
Taketomi Island is a small island situated just off the coast of Ishigaki Island in the Okinawa Archipelago. Because of its size, it is often visited as a day trip from Ishigaki.
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Iriomote Island, Okinawa | An island of rich and beautiful nature
Iriomote is part of the subtropical Yaemyama island chain in Okinawa, and this paradise for nature-lovers is one of the least populated islands in Okinawa. Find out what you can do here!
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Shurijo Castle, Okinawa | Beautiful castles with unique materials and decorations
Okinawa was an independent kingdom named the Ryukyu Islands from 1429 to 1879, and Shurijo Castle was the seat of this Kingdom for hundreds of years.