Naha

The itinerary was good value for money. However, I personally didn't like the Chinese tour guide, Mr. Lin, who we met that day. He delayed our departure by 15 minutes because he was waiting for a group of late Chinese guests. Most other attractions departed on time without delay. However, the brochures at the attractions focused on food ingredients, which was a bit redundant and could be improved. Overall, the attractions were great. Also, the fireworks at American Village weren't worth stopping for. If you're staying nearby, you might be able to watch it, but otherwise, it's better to take the bus back to the southern part of the city (Naha) earlier for better sightseeing. Buses are infrequent, crowded, and the journey is quite long, so be prepared. Unless you prefer, taking a taxi is also an option.

No need to queue to buy tickets; you can use them at almost all famous attractions in Okinawa. Plus, they're much cheaper than buying tickets on-site!

Unlike typical aquariums, this place seems to focus on providing an experience. Although you have to buy separate tickets for the experience, the kids really enjoyed it, and the staff were all very friendly. It's a place I'd definitely like to visit again.

The tour guide was very professional, but the sun was incredibly strong and it was extremely hot. The Seokman Fish Market had a lot of flies, limited seating, and was very hot, although the food was okay. The DMM Yi Ethnic Museum is definitely worth a visit; it has animals from land, sea, and air, and the kids had a great time.

The price is very reasonable, and there's online customer service to handle any issues immediately!