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Upon arrival at Okinawa Airport, proceed from the international terminal to the domestic terminal. After exiting through the main entrance on the first floor and crossing the street, you'll find a designated area for rental car shuttle buses. Look for your rental company's sign, confirm your reservation name with the staff, and your bus will arrive in a few minutes. You.I. rental cars have Chinese-speaking staff, so feel free to ask any questions. The car was new; we rented a small car, not very powerful, but still easy to drive. However, the in-car navigation system was a bit unfamiliar (it required entering a mapcode), so we used Google Maps on our phones. The car thoughtfully included a phone holder that attaches to the windshield. Japan drives on the left, so please drive carefully and avoid accidentally entering the oncoming lane when turning. When approaching intersections, you can use the rule "look right first, then left," as cars will come from the right first. Okinawans are generally courteous drivers and don't rush ahead, but be aware that motorcycles may occasionally weave through traffic.

There was plenty of time at each attraction, making it very relaxing. The vehicles were new and had no unpleasant odors.

Installation was easy and reception was mostly fine, except for a slightly weaker signal in remote mountainous areas, but I was very satisfied with the price.