Step into the fascinating underground world of Cave Okinawa, locally known as Nuchishinujigama, a limestone cave filled with natural beauty, history, and spiritual significance. This remarkable cave is considered one of Okinawa’s famous “power spots,” believed to bring good fortune and positive energy. Its name carries deep historical meaning, rooted in two remarkable events where lives were miraculously saved. During the Battle of Okinawa, nearly 300 residents sought refuge inside the cave and survived without a single casualty. Earlier, during the Ryukyu Kingdom era, a prince from Nakijin Castle reportedly found safety here after a battle. Inside the cave, visitors can admire a variety of unique limestone formations, including the rare Red and White Stalactite, considered an auspicious symbol after two children were born nearby during wartime.

L'histoire unique d'Okinawa se dévoile au château de Katsuren, un gusuku prestigieux qui offre un aperçu du passé du royaume de Ryukyu. Cette visite instructive de deux heures explore les ruines préservées au sommet de la péninsule de Katsuren, révélant des vues imprenables et le rôle du château dans le commerce maritime. Découvrez le chef local Amawari, dont l'héritage façonne le folklore local, et plongez dans les traditions sacrées qui définissent la communauté. Un guide local expert vous offre un contexte riche, approfondissant votre compréhension de l'architecture et de la signification spirituelle du site. La visite comprend également une visite du musée au pied du château, approfondissant ainsi votre connexion avec le patrimoine culturel d'Okinawa. - Explorez les ruines remarquables du château de Katsuren, classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO - Admirez une vue imprenable sur la côte est d'Okinawa depuis le château - Découvrez l'histoire et l'importance du royaume de Ryukyu grâce à un guide local - Visitez le musée pour une compréhension approfondie de la culture d'Okinawa

Set off on an exhilarating jet ski ride from Henza Island, where you can explore the stunning cobalt waters and unique geological formations of Okinawa's East Coast. Choose between two exciting routes: one leads to Yabuchi Island and a deserted island, while the other passes through the scenic Kaichu Road Canal and Miyagi Island Canal. If you hold a valid jet ski license, you can ride solo; otherwise, enjoy the adventure with an instructor. - Thrilling jet ski ride through Okinawa's beautiful coastline - Choose from two scenic routes for diverse exploration - Instructors available for those without a jet ski license Important Note: To operate the jet ski yourself, you must possess a valid Japanese license. Please be aware that international or overseas boat licenses are not recognized and cannot be used for driving in Japan.