Ocean Expo Park Fireworks Festival Day Tour (Manzamo, Ocean Expo Park, Churaumi Aquarium, Oceanic Culture Museum, Tropical Botanical Garden, Dolphin Show, Fireworks Festival) Departing from Naha

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-Event Information-

2026 48th Ocean Expo Park Fireworks Festival

Location: Emerald Beach, Ocean Expo Area, Okinawa Commemorative National Government Park

Date: Saturday, July 4, 2026 Launch time: 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM (planned)

Fireworks Festival Part 1: 8:00 PM - 8:20 PM

Fireworks Festival Part 2 20:20-20:50

*Cancelled in case of bad weather

Number of fireworks: Approximately 10,000

-Tourist Spot Introduction-

• Cape Manza It is said that the name "Cape Manza" originated in 1726 when King Sho Kei of the Ryukyu Kingdom praised the area as "a field worthy of sitting on by ten thousand people." Cape Manza is a scenic spot located in Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture. Located almost in the center of Onna Village, facing the East China Sea, it is a cliff made of Ryukyu limestone about 20 meters above sea level, and is home to a strange rock formation resembling an elephant's trunk. A grassy plateau is located on top of the cliff. It was designated a prefectural scenic spot on May 12, 1972.
  

• Ocean Expo Park

Okinawa Commemorative National Government Park is a national park established in August 1976 on the site of the Okinawa International Ocean Expo held in 1975. It currently plays a central role in promoting tourism in Okinawa, particularly as a base for tourism in the northern part of the main island. Of the park's three areas, the History and Culture area includes the Oceanic Culture Museum, which exhibits approximately 750 items such as everyday items and fishing tools that show connections with the maritime peoples of the Pacific Ocean; the Okinawan Native Village, which recreates the ancient houses and gardens of the Ryukyu Islands; and the Omoro Botanical Garden, which exhibits and plants 22 representative species of plants sung about in "Omoro Saushi," Okinawa's oldest collection of songs.

• Churaumi Aquarium

The aquarium is a place where you can experience the magnificent world of Okinawa's mysterious creatures. In the "Coral Sea" tank, bathed in sunlight, you can see a large-scale coral display. Then, in the huge and impressive "Kuroshio Sea" tank, you can observe the world's largest fish, the whale shark, and the world's first successfully bred Alfred manta ray. You can also experience the entire Okinawan ocean in the "Deep Sea" tank, which recreates the mysterious depths of Okinawa.

• Tropical Botanical Garden

Over 400 species of plants that are promising for urban greening in subtropical regions have been collected over an area of ​​approximately 6.8 hectares, and each plant is exhibited according to its characteristics. There is also a plant exhibition area with over 400 species of plants, a rest area where you can experience making plant crafts, and an area where you can play ground golf for free, so you can enjoy it with your family and friends.

• Dolphin show

Dolphins will put on a fun show against the backdrop of the blue ocean! False killer whales and bottlenose dolphins will put on a fun show, making use of their excellent athletic ability. Through this show, you will also learn about the ecology and abilities of dolphins.

• Marine Culture Museum

This facility introduces the history and culture of the maritime peoples of the Pacific region, including Okinawa. The exhibits collected here were created for the Okinawa International Ocean Exposition held in 1975, and preserve and convey the maritime culture of Asia and the South Pacific region from the 1970s to the present day.

• Ocean Expo Park Fireworks Festival

The 48th Ocean Expo Park Fireworks Festival is a popular summer fireworks event held at Ocean Expo Park's Emerald Beach. The venue, Emerald Beach, is located right next to the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium and is so beautiful that it was selected as one of the Ministry of the Environment's "100 Best Beaches." Emerald Beach, the main area for viewing the fireworks, is a paid admission area that can accommodate approximately 13,000 people, allowing you to enjoy the spectacular fireworks and music up close.