Visitors can try their hand at making sweet and delicious unrefined brown sugar (feerequired). During the visit, a tour is provided of the sugar plant to describe the entire process through which the brown sugar is made from sugarcane.

At Murasaki Mura in Yomitan Village, there is a dojo where visitors can experience traditional Okinawan karate. Reservations are accepted in advance, which will allow you to learn about the three main karate styles in Okinawa.

People can experience authentic eisa in the city that is home to eisa, Okinawa City. Visitors experience Okinawa’s traditional performing arts firsthand. Prepare sport wear and take part!

Organized around the theme of “considering the postwar history and culture of Okinawa City,” the Okinawa City Street Corner Data Hall displays objects and scenes showing Okinawa spanning an interval from ranging from the middle of the war through the postwar period.

The Observatory Park has a sweeping view of Futenma base. It was also the site of fierce fighting during the Battle of Okinawa, vestiges of which still remain today.

While viewing the salt production room, visitors have a chance to see how salt is made using the world’s first manufacturing method. Visitors will also enjoy the spectacular scenery of Miyagi Island, in addition to shopping and dining.

Many traditional Okinawan pottery workshops have been established in Yomitan Pottery Village. Visitors may purchase their favorite pottery works and tour the kiln.

This residence was constructed in the traditional Okinawan architectural style in the mid-18th century. It is a very valuable structure representative of a prewar house and has been preserved in its original state.