Okinawa World

The time allotted at each stop was ample, and the tour guide and staff were very friendly to those who didn't speak Japanese. I really loved Gangala. I was a little worried about the dangers of rain, but I found that although it was very primitive, the safety measures and roads were all in place. It was truly beautiful inside!

We toured various points of interest by bus, listening to explanations along the way. I was more curious about the Peace Memorial Museum than the Himeyuri Memorial Museum. However, due to time constraints, I had no choice but to go to Himeyuri, so it seems better to visit the Peace Memorial Museum on your own. Itoman Market was good because the sashimi was fresh.

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.

It's something I've always wanted to play, I finally got the chance to experience it,. Praise 👍🏻 Definitely worth recommending more people to play together. ⋯⋯ The price is not expensive. Time can play for two hours. Good value for money

The meeting point for the bus is near the Ryutama Department Store, which is very close to the monorail station. We'll have lunch at the Itoman Fish Market; there are many restaurants there, offering home-style dishes with generous portions. The drop-off point is a bit of a distance from Senaga Island, and it's a little wasteful to spend so much time sitting near the drop-off point with elderly relatives.