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Teak Wood Creations
New Website for Okinawa – Handmade beautiful teak furniture. Everything from bedframes to step tansu for indoors and outdoors. Made to order including hand engraved pieces #Okinawa #Teakfurniture
Pokemon Center Okinawa
The Pokemon Center Okinawa on the ground floor of Rycom Mall is one of only 17 Pokemon Centers in the world! Purchase Okinawa-themed limited edition merchandise plus other official Pokemon goods & play Pokemon TCG.
Onna no eki (Onna Roadside Station)
Onna no eki just off Route 58 in Onna village is the best place to buy local and seasonal produce. Support local farmers and businesses and give this place a try.
Hanasaki Marche
Hanasaki Marche – The Oasis Up North. Located in Nago, this northern oasis offers the perfect balance of seclusion and chic facilities that will just enliven the senses. #Nago #Okinawa #Totalokinawa
Sweet Home Okinawa – The Last Allowed Guilty Pleasure
Sweet Home Okinawa – The Last Allowed Guilty Pleasure! DESSESERTS! Sweet, delicious, desserts. Here are some of the best desserts on island that will hit those tastebuds with savoury happiness. #Totalokinawa #Desserts #Okinawa
Budget, Bargain, and Beyond! – The Ultimate Guide For Okinawa Thrifting
Budget, Bargain, and Beyond! – The Ultimate Guide For Okinawa Thrifting! There are some hidden (and not so hidden) super savers on the island that will really give your wallet a much needed break. Here are some of the best places to strike a good bargain.
Makishi Public Market
Makishi Public Market – Tucked away inside Naha’s hustle and bustle is this seafood lover’s paradise. #Makishi #Kokusaidori #Naha #Markets
Christmas Shopping 2019
You may think that since Okinawa is an island, shopping options are limited. Actually, quite the contrary. To help you out on your holiday shopping, below are some of the top picks of shopping malls rated for their popularity and thriftiness on the island. #Okinawaxmas #Okinawa
Souvenirs in Okinawa – Taking back home a piece of the Ryukyus
Everybody knows the golden rule of vacation: never come back home empty handed. Souvenirs play a big part in Japanese culture especially in terms of food to a point that they have a special name for it called the Omiyage. #Souvenirs #Okinawa #Omiyage
Sales has started at House of 66 cents Shalimar!
From 15-11 to 29-12 come to visit us and take your chance for a big bargain! Together with...
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Crank up the Quirk! Holiday gifts with a Japanese twist
Holiday season is upon us, and we know that thoughts drift to our loved ones back home....
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Naha: Not-so-touristy spots
Unless you’re brand new to island (and if you are, welcome!), you’ve heard of Kokusai Street. It’s...
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