Okinawa World Heritage Site Tours & UNESCO Sites

Discover Okinawa like never before on the island’s only double-decker open-top bus! Feel the wind in your hair while enjoying panoramic views of the city and coastline, and discover Okinawa’s history and modern culture from a unique perspective. This immersive tour includes our Smart Audio Guidance system, offering cultural and historical commentary in Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean. Accessible via your web browser, no app download is required—simply scan the QR code and use your own earphones. GPS&Data-enabled guidance provides information at the right place and time, making this tour ideal for international visitors. The tour includes one stop only, depending on the selected Option: • Morning Ride, Shuri Castle: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and former center of the Ryukyu Kingdom. • Midday Ride, American Village: A lively seaside area with shops, cafés, and restaurants. • Afternoon Ride, Umikaji Terrace: A Greek village–style seaside complex. Sunset views are seasonal.

Enjoy the nature that spreads through the three villages!! Kunigami, Higashi, and Ogim!! ・Enjoy hiking in the beautiful nature at Daisekirinzan which is designated as a national park.♪ ・Enjoy the spectacular view from Cape Hedo, the northernmost point of Okinawa Island♪ ・ A free bottle of Shikuwasa jelly made with Shikuwasa juice, a local specialty of Ogimi Village ・Cross Kouri Bridge to Kouri Island, a spot with superb views! *Jumbo tours are working to make Amami and Ryukyu a world heritage site.

Step into the rich historical narrative of Okinawa on a 1.5-hour walking tour that explores Urasoe Castle and its surroundings. This journey delves into the sacred Ryukyuan royal heritage, impressive castle architecture, and the poignant legacy of World War II. Walk the ancient Futenma pilgrimage path to the Urasoe Gusuku and Youdore Museum, where the legacy of King Shō Nei comes to life. Visit the serene Youdore mausoleum, reflecting Okinawan ideals, and ascend to the castle ruins for panoramic views and a deeper understanding of Okinawa's tumultuous past. This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts and culture seekers, with an optional transportation plan from Naha available. - Discover the sacred sites of the Ryukyuan royal heritage - Visit Urasoe Gusuku and Youdore Museum to learn about Okinawa's history - Reflect at the serene Youdore mausoleum, a royal resting place - Optional transport available from Naha's Kokusai Street area

★This bus tour takes you around popular southern Okinawa spots like Okinawa World, Cape Chinen, and Shuri Castle Park. ・Spend a 3-hour stay at the popular Okinawa World ♪ (Admission ticket included) ・Tour to Shuri Castle Park, home to two World Heritage Sites! ・Visit Cape Chinen, a stunning southern scenic spot! The cobalt blue ocean below is breathtaking! ・Enjoy gourmet food and shopping at Itoman Roadside Station, Japan's southernmost roadside station, bustling with locals.

Naha, the capital of Okinawa Prefecture, is not only the gateway to Okinawa, but also an ancient city with a long history dating back to the Ryukyu Dynasty. The Ryukyu Dynasty, which flourished through trade, fostered a complex and unique culture based on exchanges with China, Japan, the Korean Peninsula, and Southeast Asia, and these cultures and customs can still be seen in Okinawa today. This tour is designed to give visitors a three-dimensional view of Okinawa's history and culture while visiting famous sightseeing spots in Naha. In addition to visiting Shurijo Castle and the surrounding World Heritage sites, you will enjoy traditional Okinawan cuisine, learn about traditional crafts, and visit a street lined with traditional pottery stores. Enjoy the charms of Okinawa, a prosperous trading center located in the middle of the East Asian countries, with the guide's commentary.

This is a plan to cruise around Kabira Bay, a scenic spot representing Ishigaki that has been selected as a three-star in the Michelin Green Guide, on a SUP (Stand Up Paddle Board), a new activity that is the talk of the town. You can experience SUP to the fullest while viewing the beautiful ocean in a spacious field with a high degree of freedom. The canoes are very stable and the boards are highly stable, so anyone can join the tour! Embark on an eco-friendly adventure with us, which our eco-tour is designed with sustainability in mind.

Blue Cave Snorkeling This is a snorkeling tour around the popular and unexplored “Blue Cave! As the name suggests, the inside of the cave is shining blue. Let's swim with a lot of fishes! Landing & Snorkeling at Phantom Island Phantom Island” is a sandy island in the ocean on the west side of Ishigaki Island. The name comes from the fact that the shape of the island changes depending on the tide level. The surrounding sea is called “Seokusei-shoko”, one of the largest coral reefs in Japan! It is like a natural aquarium. Photo data will be presented to you! During the tour, the guide will take your pictures with a special waterproof camera and give you the data for free. Beginners are welcome! Our guides will support you even if you are a first timer or a little bit afraid of swimming! Our eco-tours are designed with sustainability in mind.

Discover the history of the Battle of Okinawa with a visit to the Former Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters. This extensive bunker complex served as a command base during one of the most brutal battles of World War II, where soldiers and civilians faced unimaginable circumstances. Explore the restored tunnels that once housed thousands of Japanese troops, and learn about their desperate strategies through engaging exhibits in the on-site museum. This tour offers unique insights into the difficult past of Okinawa and the impact of war on its people. - Explore the historic Former Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters - Visit the on-site museum for insights into the Battle of Okinawa - Walk through restored tunnels that sheltered soldiers during the conflict - Ideal for history buffs interested in the Asia-Pacific War

Explore the rich heritage of the Ryukyu Kingdom at Shurijo Castle, the historical heart of Okinawa. Known for its vibrant vermilion buildings and sacred grounds, this UNESCO site showcases the unique blend of politics, religion, and maritime trade that defined the kingdom. A local expert will guide you through the castle's main areas, allowing you to appreciate its architectural beauty and spiritual significance. An optional early morning plan offers the chance to witness the rare “Opening Gate Ceremony” at sunrise. Experience the peaceful essence of Okinawa’s royal history on this insightful 1.5-hour tour. - 1.5-hour guided tour led by a local expert - Opportunity to witness the “Opening Gate Ceremony” at sunrise - Option to include transportation from Naha Airport to Shurijo Castle. - Discover the historical and spiritual significance of Shurijo Castle - Explore other UNESCO-listed sites of the Ryukyu Kingdom nearby

Boat diving is the most popular diving style at dive sites around the world. The main activity in Okinawa is boat diving. The Kerama Islands, which are about 50 minutes by boat from Naha and consist of more than 20 large and small islands, are a dream destination for divers. Zamami Island, Aka Island, Geruma Island, Tokashiki Island, and the main island of Okinawa have vastly different levels of visibility and number of fish, and there are nearly 100 diving spots around Kerama. There are many spots to soothe your soul, such as pure white sand beaches, beautiful coral reefs, and schools of brightly colored small fish. there are a lot of. It is also a seasonal diving spot where you can see manta rays in the summer and humpback whales in the winter. Whale watching is included from January 12th to March each year. In order to ensure a comfortable onboard experience, we are limiting the number of people on board. We will respond to a wide range of requests from everyone.

Discover the rich tapestry of Okinawa’s history on this 1.5-hour tour of Zakimi Castle and the Yuntanza Museum. From the sacred age of gusuku to the scars of World War II, explore Yomitan Village’s journey through time. Begin at the Yuntanza Museum, where insightful exhibits illuminate the region's architectural marvels and wartime resilience. Ascend to Zakimi Castle, a well-preserved fortress from the 15th century, and learn about its dual role as a cultural and military site. Enjoy breathtaking views from the castle's outer walls, connecting with Okinawa's layered past as you walk the stone paths of history. - 1.5-hour guided tour of Zakimi Castle and Yuntanza Museum - Explore the architectural beauty and spiritual significance of Zakimi - Learn about Okinawa’s wartime history and resilience against air raids - Enjoy panoramic views of Yomitan and the East China Sea from the castle

Discover the spiritual heart of the Ryukyu Kingdom on a 1.5-hour guided tour of Sefa Utaki, Okinawa’s most sacred site. Nestled atop southeastern cliffs, this tour invites you to explore a unique landscape characterized by towering limestone formations and ancient paths once traversed by royal priestesses. The site’s natural beauty serves as a backdrop for understanding the deep spirituality that continues to shape Okinawa’s identity. With an expert guide, delve into the significance of this ceremonial landscape, where nature and spirituality intertwine, revealing the kingdom’s rich heritage. - 1.5-hour guided exploration of Sefa Utaki, Okinawa's sacred site - Learn about the Ryukyuan faith and its historical significance - Walk the ancient paths of priestesses and royalty - Gain insights from a local expert on Ryukyuan spirituality

Explore the unique world of Okinawa's Yachimun pottery on this engaging two-hour guided tour. Start at the Tsuboya Pottery Museum, where you'll learn about the rich history of Tsuboya ware, shaped by the Ryukyu Kingdom. Wander along Yachimun Street, a picturesque lane filled with studios and shops run by talented local potters. Your expert guide will share insights into the artisans' techniques and stories, making connections with the creators behind these exquisite handmade pieces. Perfect for those seeking authentic souvenirs that embody the spirit of Okinawa. - Discover the heritage of Okinawan pottery at Tsuboya Pottery Museum - Stroll through Yachimun Street, lined with artisan shops - Connect with local potters and learn about their craft - Ideal for travelers looking for unique, handmade souvenirs

Explore the remarkable Nakagusuku Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases Japan's unique Ryukyuan heritage. Situated on a ridge, this 15th-century fortress offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and East China Sea. During this 1.5-hour guided tour, delve into the castle's history, architectural brilliance, and the intriguing tale of Lord Gosamaru. Discover the significance of the stonework and the spiritual practices that once thrived here, as your local guide brings the past to life. Uncover why Nakagusuku is not just a fortification, but a testament to the Ryukyuan culture's values of harmony and diplomacy. - 1.5-hour guided tour through Nakagusuku Castle - Learn about the castle's history and architectural significance - Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape - Discover the cultural context of the Ryukyuan heritage

Junglia Okinawa is a large nature-themed park in the Yambaru forest where adventure meets relaxation. Inspired by “Power Vacance!!,” it offers an immersive escape from city life with breathtaking landscapes and exciting outdoor experiences in a World Natural Heritage setting.