#Event

Okinawa - 4 recommended events in January

The average temperature in Okinawa in January is about 17°C. The average temperature in Tokyo in January is about 6 ° C, so it can be said that the temperature alone is warm. However, there are few people who enter the sea at this time. So how do you enjoy Okinawa in January? In Okinawa in January, there are frequent events that can only be enjoyed during this period, such as feeling the atmosphere of the Kingdom of ryukyu era and viewing cherry blossoms up close. Here are some of the attractions and recommended points of the four events carefully selected from among the many events.

Okinawa - 4 recommended events in October

October is the beginning of autumn. The summer heat gradually fades, and it often feels chilly at dusk. However, in the case of Okinawa, October is a very comfortable climate that is neither hot nor cold. On a sunny day, the crisp wind is comfortable, and during the day it is enough to have a short sleeve. Why don't you relax and enjoy Okinawa in October?

Renewal in 2024 OPEN! A thorough explanation of the charm of Nago Agripark!

A thorough explanation of the charm of "Nago Agripark", which was reopened in May 2024!

Okinawa - 4 recommended events in September

Okinawa's September is a season when it is still hot and the end of summer cannot be seen. In various parts of the prefecture, lively events that blow off the heat are held. Therefore, this time, we will focus on the Okinawan event to be held in September and introduce each charm. Enjoy Okinawa in September in various ways, such as enjoying traditional local festivals and watching fireworks in an American atmosphere.

Recommended half-day experience of seeing, eating, and learning Okinawan traditional karate

Okinawa has built a unique culture through overseas exchanges that have been around for a long time. If you're traveling in Okinawa, why not try "culture and history" along with nature and food? The greedy who is packed with travel schedule is also a must-see! Why don't you feel free to experience "Karate", which is popular with foreign tourists now?

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