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Make your own shisa lion!

Kobo Churaumi-ya

New! Fish and coral watching from a transparent kayak at Naminoue Beach

330m² of souvenirs to chose from

Ryukyu Folk Crafts Center Kumoji Store

The hotel connected to the station with excellent access, ideally located for sightseeing and business

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Naha-Kokusaidori

Exhibiting Ryukyu and Kume Village history and culture, with much more.

Kuninda Terrace

Traditional Okinawan frothed tea, 5 minutes from Shurijo Castle

Bukubuku Chaya Karii Tea House

24-12

沖縄土産・沖縄ギフト・引菓子に！お洒落なパッケージで大人気！

Ryukyu Sweets Kugani-ya

Right in front of Tsubogawa Station, ideal to move around

Mercure Hotel Okinawa Naha

Authentic Taiwan-style fluffy shaved ice with 100% natural fruits

ICE Oasis

Enjoy an Okinawa atmosphere with the local alcohol and food! Free sanshin live music every night!

Okinawan Cuisine CHINUMAN, Kokusai St. Store

Cheap and yummy! Soba noodles and curry from ¥390!

Taihei soba

Enjoy calm and tranquility in the heart of Naha

Hotel Route Inn Naha Tomari Wharf

RYUKYU NATURE MODERN

Hotel Strata Naha

Home of the Okinawan "salt tacos"!

jam’s Tacos Kokusai Street store

Handmade bentos using homemade malt.

Momiji Bento

Authentic Okinawan haute cuisine and traditional dances

Ryugu Urashima

Perfect moments, always

JTB Okinawa

Top quality handicrafts

Naha City Traditional Arts and Crafts Cooperative

One of the largest city and resort hotels in Naha

Pacific Hotel Okinawa

Original Ryukyu Hanpu brand bags and handmade items by local artists.

Okinawa no kaze

5 minutes from Naha Airport and directly connected to Asahibashi Station.

RIHGA ROYAL GRAN OKINAWA

Hotpot with fresh local ingredients

Shabu shabu Nakama

"Po'Tama" (Pork egg rice balls) are a lunchtime classic in every Okinawan household.

Po’Tama Makishi store