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The Great Tugs-of-WarTug-of-war events are held from June through August of the lunar calendar (July and September on the Gregorian calendar) in Okinawa. In Okinawa, the tug-of-war is generally charact...See More
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Diving SpotsLet’s look at diving spots that Okinawa is proud of in each area including Okinawa Main Island that easy accessible and popular for beach diving, Kume Island that features the endl...See More
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Yaeyama RegionIriomote Island is the second largest island after Okinawa main island. It is located approximately 450 km south west of Okinawa main island and is a part of the Yaeyama region whe...See More
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Transportation to OkinawaThere are direct flights from Okinawa Main Island to Taiwan, China, and South Korea. ...See More
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Food CultureThe traditional cuisine of Okinawa was developed during the Great Trade era of the 14th century through 16th century in the Ryukyu Kingdom to cater to Chinese envoys dispatched by ...See More
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KarateKarate is a very popular form of martial arts along with judo and kendo, and Okinawa is said to be the place of its origin. ...See More
Okinawa has so much to offer including the beautiful sea, natural forests, the world heritage sites with a long history, the own unique food culture, various shopping spots and more.
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WARAKU INTO JAPAN MAGAZINE Okinawa consists of 160 large and small islands including 49 inhabited islands over a vast ocean area. The coral reefs, crystal-clear blue seas, white sand beaches, and beautiful natural scenery combine to form different images on each island.
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Okinawa Prefecture is located at the southernmost tip of Japan. With a beautiful transparent sea and rich natural environment, Okinawa has become one of Japan’s most popular tourist destinations. Find out more about Okinawa!
