Things to do in Yamada
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Things to do

From Okinawa: Churaumi Aquarium & Cape Manzamo 1-Day Tour
HK$455
per adult

Okinawa: Bus Tour to Yanbaru National Park and Kouri Island
HK$635
per adult

Okinawa South Bus: Shurijo, Okinawa world & more Route A
HK$349
per adult

Mangrove kayaking to enjoy nature in Okinawa
HK$300
per adult
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1. Kokusai-dori Shopping Street
Spend an afternoon in Naha’s most extensive shopping district, International Street (Kokusai Dori). Browse for exquisite glasswork and ceramics, feast on traditional Okinawan delicacies and watch dancers and fire-eaters perform on the streets.
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2. American Village
Whether you’re an American missing home or a local resident looking for a fun day out, find a complete range of entertainment, American-style, at the Mihama American Village along Okinawa’s western coast.
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3. Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium
Take the family on an unforgettable trip to Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, a vast undersea world teeming with whale sharks, rays, corals and tropical fish. Watch aquatic shows, learn about Okinawa’s marine life and touch a starfish.
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4. Shurijo Castle
Shurijo Castle is a monumental fortress sitting on top of a hill overlooking the Okinawan capital, Naha. It was home to generations of Ryukyu kings, who ruled over Japan’s southwestern islands for nearly 450 years. Admire the impressive architecture, discover artifacts and learn about the castle’s fascinating history.
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5. Ryukyu Mura
The long history of Okinawa is showcased at Ryukyu Mura, where the island’s traditions and customs are on display amid a large park. Discover historic buildings, try on delicate locally made kimonos, watch lively performances and observe master craftsmen creating pottery, textiles and instruments the way their ancestors have done for centuries.
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