Okinawa World Kingdom Village

The entire museum's layout is well-planned and thoughtfully designed. Just as my legs started to ache after leaving Yuquan Cave, an escalator appeared. At the top, I felt the need to use the restroom, and there was a toilet. Further along, when I got a little hungry, there were small shops to eat at. It was a very comfortable experience. The performances were also quite good, and the duration wasn't too long, allowing me to sit and rest while watching – perfect for a short break. It's also perfectly fine to go on a rainy day. Highly recommended! 👍🏻

After entering Okinawa World Culture Kingdom through the main gate, first head to Gyokusendo Cave to see the stalactites. After exiting the cave, there is a tropical fruit garden along the way. Along the way, you can experience various Ryukyu crafts such as glassmaking, red dyeing, and pearl digging. There are also specialty shops where you can buy souvenirs. The park also features snake shows and taiko drum performances, which are quite interesting.