Best places: Tourist Attractions in Naha, Japan

Discovered in 1967, this soaring underground cave has over a million stalactites & pools of water.

👍👍 This small shrine is very beautiful and easy to find. You can have a sweet view at Naha from the lookout. Definitely worth checking out, if you are in the area.

👍👍 You must experience this activity!! You can use coral to make a pattern and dye your own goods! I tried to dye a cotton bag, and I love it!! The only one in the world!!

🫤 Overall interesting, but too private and small. Lacks of spirit and character. Rather chaotic, with goods sold here and there in a chaotic way by judgemental elder staff and too many different little shrines inside (squeezed everything in one place to make more money I suppose: enmusubi, inari, god...

Okinawan artwork & exhibits on history, nature & culture are featured at this contemporary museum.

Lush, holy place, believed by the Ryukyuan to be the site where the goddess Amamikyu appeared.

Remains of a 15th-century castle on a cliff, with curved walls & panoramic ocean views.

Built 1416–1422, the ruins of this castle & partially restored walls offer a visitor center & views.

Battle-scarred underground complex, preserved in tribute to victims of 1945's Battle of Okinawa.

👍👍 Came here on our way back from the castle and trail there was a sweets truck parked there and we each tried a different one. There was mango and strawberry, both were delicious but the strawberry tasted better.

Well-equipped park with an athletics stadium, outdoor swimming pool, sports fields & tennis courts.

👍👍 It’s absolutely amazing what they’ve done and what they’re doing here to save the ocean’s coral. I can’t believe they’re not getting any government funding and yet they’ve done so much. Come out and support them!

300m-long, old cobblestone street sloping up toward Shuri Castle, with quiet residences & gardens.

👍👍 Beautiful building complex housing the home of Karate. Nice to walk around and observe students in training and learn the history of Karate in the museum.

👍👍 Many years ago, I visited this cave and can tell you, it has come a long way as an attraction. It used to be about an hour crawl and climb, sometimes through hip-deep water, navigating this cave. These days, you no longer have to wear a helmet with a head lamp. The entire cave is well lighted and ha...

👍👍 Peaceful and historically significant location in Okinawa. When you're visiting this definitely somewhere you'll want to check out. The trails are very friendly and there are plenty of monuments and landmarks to look at. Safe for families as well, make sure when you're trying to get here you Google...

Cape with a rugged park, home to a tall lighthouse on a rocky promontory, plus a sandy beach.

👍 Here is the Holy Land, which enshrined the soldiers and the people of Okinawa, which defended nation. It is a matter of course is to pray to the heroes who gave their lives for the nation.

👍 Good and informative staff. Parking is opposite to the factory.

Hilltop reconstructed castle on sprawling grounds & featuring sweeping city views.