A day relaxing on a beach, having a glass of beer and BBQ with your friend is a great way of spending your weekend in Okinawa.
If you grew up on Okinawa like I did, visiting Ocean Expo Park with your family or on a school field trip is probably something you remember.
Yagaji Beach is located by Route 110, which connects the northwest coast of Okinawa’s main island and Yagaji Island.
In Okinawa, the temperatures in April can get so hot you might think it’s already summer. Head to Okuma Beach to celebrate the return of the summer heat at its annual festival featuring live music, fun activities and more.
Kin Town, the host municipality of Camp Hansen, is sometimes talked about in the past tense.
You’ll find plenty of spots to try ziplining in Japan. But, if you want to zip over a beautiful, crystal blue ocean, you must zipline on Okinawa.
In Japan, “meishi,” or business cards, are an ever-important tool for Japanese salarymen.
Ah! The aroma of fresh coffee in the early morning forest air. The first slow sip before my friends wake up. I take a deep breath while surveying our campsite surroundings – the trees, river and rolling hills. Nothing beats camping!
Only a two-hour drive away from Camp Foster, Cape Hedo is a good road trip destination.
On Okinawa, there are many locations for history buffs to walk in the footsteps of the past. Perry’s Banner Rook offers that opportunity.
Don’t miss the live entertainment, festival foods and more at the White Beach Festival on April 13 and 14.
Okinawa was formerly called the “Ryukyu Kingdom” from the 14th to 16th century. Nine structures and ruins symbolizing the era of the Ryukyu Kingdom are registered as “Gusuku Sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu” World Heritage sites.
The 50th Naha Dragon Boat Race will bring colorful boats shaped like mythical creatures rowed by teams competing to be the best May 3-5.
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