9-7 Mihama, Chatan
Tel: 098-936-5128
Hours: 11:00-20:00
Open daily

• Area： Chatan Town

Wakasa, Naha City

This seaside park is a great place to relax and unwind while taking in Naha's coastal landscape.

• Area： Naha City

Sawada, Irabu, Miyakojima City (Miyako Island)

Designated a natural monument by the Japanese government, tori-ike (lit. path lake) is known as a mystical lake harboring myths featuring mermaids and other sea creatures. Tori-ike consists of two lakes with 75-meter and 55-meter diameters and depths of 45 and 25 meters, respectively. The two lakes are interconnected under water and also linked to the ocean. This is a unique location where fresh and salt waters mingle, making it an ideal diving spot.

• Area： Miyako Islands, Other islands

3 Tsuji, Naha City

The park comprises a beach, which is reserved for diving, snorkeling and marine activities (swimming is not allowed) and a vast lawn area, which plays host to concerts and a variety of other events. All-inclusive BBQ packages are offered all year round. (BBQ can be enjoyed between 10:00-20:00.)

• Area： Naha City

• Area： Nakijin Village, Northern area

Mihama, Chatan Town
Tel: Chatan Center for Regional Development (general incorporated foundation) 098-936-0077

Chatan Park comprises a wide variety of facilities, including a baseball stadium, an athletic field, a softball field, an indoor gymnasium, a fitness center and more. Every year, during the month of February, the park plays official host to the spring training camp of the first squad of the Chunichi Dragons -- a Japanese professional baseball team -- and their pre-season exhibition games.

• Area： Central area, Chatan Town

1-16-10 Minatomachi, Naha City

Naha Shinko is the largest logistics hub in Okinawa where freighters of varying sizes, container trucks and forklifts are constantly coming and going. In addition, this is the point of departure and arrival for the regular ferries and combined passenger and cargo liners between Okinawa-Tokyo and Okinawa-Osaka/Kobe, and large passenger ships to Taiwan via the Sakishima Islands.

• Area： Naha City

• Area： Nago City, Northern area

1-11-2 Chuo, Okinawa City
Tel: 098-934-2213
Hours: 11:00-20:00

Located on Gate 2 St., Fundou features a number of craftworks, from traditional textiles to Ryukyu glassware, produced by artists based in Okinawa City.

• Area： Okinawa City

671-1 Ihara, Itoman City
Tel: 098-997-2100
Hours: 9:00-17:25 *Last entry 17:00
Open daily
Admission to the museum: Adults ¥310, ages 16-18 ¥210, ages 6-15 ¥110

The Himeyuri Monument was constructed here in memory of the young girls and teachers who served as nurses for the Japanese Army and who lost their lives during the Battle of Okinawa. The Himeyuri Peace Museum displays a full-size replica of a bomb shelter, books of testimonials and portraits of the victims.

• Area： Itoman City, Southern area

219 Nakaoshi, Nakijin Village
Tel: 0980-56-3977
Hours: 8:30-17:00
Closed: Saturday afternoon and Sunday

• Area： Nakijin Village

Okinawa Peace Memorial Park
444 Mabuni, Itoman City
Tel: 098-997-2765
Hours: 8:00-22:00
Open daily
Admission: Free

Okinawa Prefectural Peace Memorial Museum
614-1 Mabuni, Itoman City
Tel:098-997-3844
Hours: 9:00-17:00
Closed: Dec. 29-Jan. 3
Admission: Adults ¥300, ages 6-18 ¥150

Okinawa Peace Hall
Tel: 098-997-3011
Hours: 9:00-17:00
Open daily
Admission: Adults ¥450, ages 6-18 ¥350

• Area： Itoman City, Southern area