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Experience the raw natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of Okinawa, from the castle ruins and heritage sites of the main island to the secluded coves, vibrant reefs, and clear waters of the Kerama and Yaeyama islands. Discover Okinawa at your own pace, island by island, moment by moment.
Whether it is your first time to Okinawa or your fifth, these iconic destinations have something for everyone, from family-friendly fun and beachside bliss to active adventure.
Surrounded by the East China Sea and the Pacific Ocean, Okinawa’s islands stretch more than 1,000 kilometers from northeast to southwest. The northernmost inhabited island is Iheya, and the southernmost island is Hateruma.
Experience the raw natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of Okinawa, from the castle ruins and heritage sites of the main island to the secluded coves, vibrant reefs, and clear waters of the Kerama and Yaeyama islands. Discover Okinawa at your own pace, island by island, moment by moment.
There are 160 islands large and small, inhabited and uninhabited. Authentic Okinawan experiences await, with cultural treasures, outdoor adventure, and world-class diving just some of the draws. Choose the perfect destination for your unforgettable Okinawa experience.
From the dramatic karst landscapes and thick forests of the north, to the chic seafront promenades in Chatan and the ramparts of former castles at places like Shurijo Castle Park in the south, the landscape of the main island varies from region to region.
Discover the enduring history of the islands of Okinawa, from prehistoric times and the Ryukyu Kingdom to the present day.
Escape to a beach paradise and swim in clear, turquoise waters. Miyako Island is a beach-lover’s paradise of immaculate, white sandy beaches. Only around 50 minutes by air from Naha, Miyako Island is a charming place to let your cares slip away while gazing out at the endless blue sea.
From sparkling, white sand beaches and colorful coral reefs to lush mangrove forests, Okinawa is a natural wonderland. Okinawa Prefecture is a collection of 160 islands south of mainland Japan, scattered in a vast area of the Pacific Ocean that extends 1,000 kilometers east-west and 400 kilometers north-south.
Naha is a city on the coast of the southern part of the main island of Okinawa. It was the political and commercial center of the Ryukyu Kingdom, and is the prefectural capital. It is the biggest and most populous city in Okinawa, with a population of over 300,000 people.
