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In the “Coral Sea” tank, bathed in the sunlight, you can witness extensive coral breeding displays, while in the magnificent “Kuroshio Sea” tank, you can observe the largest fish such as whale sharks and manta rays, allowing you to fully experience the beauty of Okinawa’s ocean.

Bios Hill” offers opportunities to fully enjoy interaction with nature such as observing the lake by boat and interacting with animals amidst vast subtropical nature. It is a beloved facility by locals, tourists, and children alike. The park is adorned with beautiful orchids and boasts a plethora of attractions.

On October 31, 2019, the main hall of Shuri Castle was destroyed by a fire. Currently, under the theme of “Visible Reconstruction,” the progress of restoration work is open to the public. Visitors can observe the daily progress of reconstruction toward the completion of the main hall in 2026. *Barrier-free courses available

Located at the heart of Kokusai Dori, various performances including traditional arts are held throughout the year. The only facility in Naha City where you can experience the creation of five types of traditional crafts: Ryukyu Bingata, Shuri Ori, Tsuboya Yaki, Ryukyu Lacquerware, and Ryukyu Glass.

Shikinaen was built around the end of the 18th century as a villa for the Ryukyu royal family. It is designed as a “strolling-style garden” where visitors can enjoy the changing scenery while walking around the pond. The garden features stone paths and gravel, and wheelchairs are available for rent exclusively for touring the palace.

The “National Theatre Okinawa” was established with the aim of preserving and promoting Okinawan traditional performing arts, including the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, “Kumi Odori,” which originated during the Ryukyu Dynasty era. Regular performances of traditional Okinawan performing arts such as Kumi Odori, Ryukyu dance, and Okinawan theater are held at the theater.

It’s a complex experience facility that combines a zoo and a wonder museum. At the zoo, visitors can encounter wildlife unique to the Ryukyu Archipelago that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, as well as native livestock. The wonder museum offers various permanent exhibitions and workshops.

Southeast Botanical Gardens offers the opportunity to admire over 1300 species of tropical and subtropical plants. Visitors can also enjoy interactions with animals and attend shows within the garden. The water paradise area provides a shuttle bus, making it accessible and enjoyable even for those who may have difficulty with long walks or are wheelchair users.

A theme park dedicated to the king of tropical fruits, the pineapple. The park features over 120 varieties of pineapples for both consumption and ornamental purposes. Visitors can tour the park aboard the Pineapple Train, which runs automatically while providing announcements.