▲ Cape Manzamo is one of Okinawa's most spectacular views, located within Okinawa Kaigan Quasi-National Park. Perched on a seaside cliff with vast green grasslands, it offers breathtaking panoramic vistas. The area is designated as a Natural Monument by Okinawa Prefecture due to its unique limestone plant communities found nowhere else.
▲ Located in the Ocean Museum on the Motobu Peninsula, this aquarium boasts an enormous water capacity, a vast variety of fish species, exceptionally thick tank walls, diverse shark species, and even features artificially cultivated natural corals. With a total of 650 exquisite species and 75,000 rare fish on display, visitors are immersed in a deep-sea experience.
▲ In addition, there are adorable dolphin shows, the Tropical Dream Center (fee required) where subtropical flowers bloom in full splendor, and the Okinawa Folk Village, which recreates a village from the Ryukyu Kingdom era.
▲ Kouri Island is an offshore island of Okinawa, connected by a long bridge. With its turquoise waters, clean soft sandy beaches, and quaint little cafes, life here is beautiful and relaxing. Kouri Island is famous for its sea urchins and mozuku seaweed, which you should try if you get the chance. Crossing the Kouri Bridge, you'll surely be amazed by the breathtaking scenery before you. The jewel-green sea and azure sky seem "within reach," as if it were a path leading to the heavenly palace.
▲ A resort located in Mihama, Chatan. Enjoy a variety of attractions such as dining, shopping, strolling along Sunset Beach, visiting landmarks in American Village, and riding the giant Ferris wheel, offering diverse travel experiences. The charming American-style atmosphere with an exotic flair allows you to enjoy carefree and leisurely moments.
▲ When boarding at the meeting point, please look for the bus marked with "EasyGo" in English. (In special circumstances such as regular vehicle inspections, an alternative bus may be used. Please identify the guide by their uniform with "EasyGo" in English.)
