Nanjo

I spent half a day on this 10-day solo trip to Okinawa. We visited Saiba-Ontake, Chinen Cape Park, and Himeyuri Tower. These places are relatively off the beaten path compared to other KKDay itineraries, but I just love these low-key spots with fewer tourists 😄😁😆

I was extremely satisfied with my experience purchasing tickets for "Gyokusendo Cave, World Culture Kingdom" in Okinawa through KKday! The entire process, from ordering to entry, was incredibly smooth. The e-tickets were super convenient; simply showing the QR code at the entrance allowed for quick entry, saving me a lot of time and avoiding long queues. Gyokusendo Cave itself is definitely worth a visit. The stalactite formations inside are spectacular and breathtaking, and the lighting design adds a touch of mystery to the walkways. Walking through and admiring the natural wonders was truly immersive. The Culture Kingdom area outside the main attraction is also very interesting, featuring displays of Okinawan traditional culture, performances, and craft experiences—perfect for a leisurely half-day visit. There are also many shops and food stalls within the park, allowing you to relax and enjoy your visit. Overall, KKday's ticket prices are affordable and convenient. The itinerary information is clear, tickets are delivered quickly, and there were no issues using them on-site. I highly recommend purchasing Gyokusendo Cave tickets online in advance when traveling to Okinawa; it saves time, provides peace of mind, and the experience was fantastic! I will definitely use KKday to purchase tickets for other attractions during my next trip to Okinawa.

The driver was upgraded to a Chinese-speaking driver, who was friendly, polite, and a skilled driver, making for a comfortable and relaxing day trip. The 7-seater SUV was clean and spacious.

There are so many things to see inside! Just considering the maintenance costs of Gyokuseon-dong and the taiko drum performance fee alone, I think it's worth more than ¥2000. Since I don't speak Japanese, I learned about the entire park through the FUNPASS audio guide. Although the content was childlike (?), I still gained a lot of knowledge, which prevented me from rushing through the park. The audio wasn't stiff or mechanical, which is much better than On The Trip. I recommend using it. The park's layout is very smooth and you won't get lost. It passes through some paid experience areas, but it's not annoying because the prices are reasonable and there's no hard selling. I think the attractions are appealing not only to children but also to adults. If I had more time, I would definitely sit down and try them out.