Itoman

The pronunciation of "Itoman" in Itoman City is "Mì" (ㄇㄧˋ / mì). Although pronounced "Itoman" in Japanese, in Chinese-speaking regions, it is generally referred to as "Itoman," and sometimes written as "系滿" or "絲滿."

To get to the Okinawa Itoman Fish Market, you can take bus number 89 from Naha Airport. After alighting at the Itoman Bus Terminal, it's about a 15-minute walk. Please note that some stalls only accept cash, so it's recommended to bring enough. The market operates from 9 AM to 6 PM, and individual stalls may close once sold out, so it's advisable to go early.

Itoman City is famous for its abundant seafood, with the Itoman Fish Market being the best place to experience authentic seafood cuisine. You can sample a variety of fresh catches and indulge in a satisfying seafood feast. Many stalls within the market offer freshly cooked and sold delicious seafood, making it a local experience not to be missed.

Itoman City boasts rich historical and cultural landscapes and beautiful natural scenery. You can visit local historical sites to feel Okinawa's traditional culture. Additionally, it's an excellent spot for enjoying coastal views and water activities, offering diverse travel experiences alongside delicious seafood.

When traveling to Itoman City, it's recommended to check the opening hours of each attraction in advance and prepare cash, as some establishments may not accept credit cards. Although the Itoman Fish Market is frequented by locals, the dining area has limited space, and you might need to opt for takeout or eat standing during peak hours. Always check the weather forecast to plan your itinerary accordingly.