Tag: Naha
Daruma Temple
Tucked away amongst the busy streets behind Shuri Castle, the bustling Daruma Temple is one of the best examples of a traditional Buddhist Temple in Okinawa. Free entry. #Okinawa #Totalokinawa #Temples
Tamaudun Royal Mausoleum
The Tamaudun Royal Mausoleum is a UNESCO World Heritage site built around 1500 to house the remains of past Ryukyuan kings. A short walk away from Shuri Castle.
Kinjo Stone Road
Kinjo Stone Road is a 16th century Okinawan road within walking distance of Shuri Castle. A picturesque location brimming with Okinawan character and charm.
Makishi Public Market
Makishi Public Market – Tucked away inside Naha’s hustle and bustle is this seafood lover’s paradise. #Makishi #Kokusaidori #Naha #Markets
Ukishima Garden
Stylish and upmarket, this vegan restaurant showcases the very best of local, organic, plant-based cuisine just off Kokusai Dori in Naha, the perfect blend of sophisticated and ethical dining, with friendly staff and a welcoming vibe. #Vegan #Okinawa
Hong Hu Jiao Zi Fang
Get ready for some good dim sum at Hong Hu Jiao Zi Fang. Wide selection including Nira Manjyu (meat and spring onion dumpling), steam pork spareribs, and of course the Xiao Long Bao.#Xiaolongbao #Okinawa #Chinesefood
Tomari Iyumachi
Tomari Iyumachi is a fish market in Naha right on the water. Friendly staff, fresh fish, great location. #Naha #Freshfish #Sashimi #Okinawa
Ryubo – Ameku Branch
Ryubo Ameku Branch in a grocery store in the Ameku neighborhood of Naha. Great selection of local produce, awesome location, and a catchy Song!
Ma-su ya Yukisio Soft Ice Cream
With all the craze going around about frozen yogurt these days, it’s real easy to forget about the classics, I’m talking about soft serve ice cream. Ma-su ya ice cream Yukisio comes prepared with salt flavoured soft serve ice cream with an interesting twist.
7/11 at Kokusai Dori
A new Konbini is in town. Infamous 7/11 has arrived and it is here to stay. Even during Typhoons! #7/11Okinawa #Okinawa
Running in Okinawa
Although mostly known for the season of holiday celebratory festivities, winter also marks the beginning of all sorts of running events in Okinawa. Known all over for being one of the most beautiful scenic running areas in Japan, this tiny island can pull an impressive amount of running enthusiasts from all over the world every year.
