• The most sacred place during the Ryukyu Dynasty! Admission to Sefa-Utaki, a World Heritage Site
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• We will guide you to Nirai-Kanai Bridge, which means "an ideal place beyond the sea" in Okinawan.
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• [Until March 31, 2026] Two plans available!
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• [Morning] World Heritage Site "Sefa-Utaki",
• "Himeyuri Tower", "Itoman Roadside Station"
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• [Afternoon] "Valley of Gangala" or "Okinawa
• World" and "Ryukyu Glass Village"
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• [From April 1, 2026] Three plans available!
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• [Morning] (Operates on Mondays, Wednesdays,
• Fridays, and Sundays) World Heritage Site "Sefa-Utaki", "Himeyuri Tower", and
• "Itoman Roadside Station"
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• [Morning] (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday) World
• Heritage Site "Shuri Castle Park", "Ryukyu Glass Village", and "Senaga Island
• Umikaji Terrace"
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• [Afternoon] Southern Theme Park Course (operated daily) "Valley of Gangala" or
• "Okinawa World" and "Ryukyu Glass Village"
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[Morning departure highlights]

(Daily until March / Monday, Wednesday, Friday

and Sunday from April onwards)

・Entrance and sightseeing to Sefa-Utaki, the most sacred site during the

Ryukyu Dynasty! *To enter Sefa-Utaki, you must walk approximately 500 meters

from the parking lot, and even after entering there are slopes and other

inclines.

・We will take you to scenic spots such as Nirai-Kanai Bridge, which means "an

ideal place beyond the sea" in Okinawan, and Cape Chinen, where you can see

the beautiful ocean below.

・Himeyuri Monument, known as the site of the Battle of Okinawa, is a memorial

for the Himeyuri students who died in the Battle of Okinawa. There is also a

museum on the premises (separate admission fee required).

・Itoman Roadside Station has been ranked highly in the national roadside

station rankings. It is recommended not only for finding seasonal Okinawan

vegetables and fruits, but also for looking for souvenirs.

・You can get off at Naha Airport, so you can also participate on the last day.

*Sefa Utaki is a sacred place that maintains its tranquility. From the perspective of nature conservation, it is closed for six days each year, from May 1st to 3rd on the lunar calendar and October 1st to 3rd on the lunar calendar, even though it is closed to the public. As an alternative, we will guide you to Shuri Castle Park on those days (November 1st to 3rd).

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・Your guide will take you to the paid area of ​​Shuri Castle Park, a World

Heritage Site that symbolizes Okinawa's history and culture!

・You can also enjoy the Ryukyu Glass Village, where you can see the production

process of Ryukyu glass, a traditional Okinawan craft, and purchase souvenirs.

・Senagajima Umikaji Terrace, located near Naha Airport, is a complex that

stands out against the blue sea and sky. Enjoy dining and shopping while

experiencing the resort atmosphere.

・You can get off at Naha Airport, so you can participate on the last day too

[Afternoon departure highlights]

(Operates daily)

・Choose a stay at either Gangala Valley or Okinawa World, a popular tourist

destination in the southern part of Okinawa's main island.

・Gangala Valley: This valley was formed when the ceiling of a limestone cave

collapsed hundreds of thousands of years ago, and is home to subtropical

plants such as banyan trees. Take a guided tour of this mysterious subtropical

jungle.

・Okinawa World: A theme park where you can experience nature and Okinawa, with

attractions such as Gyokusendo Cave, where 1 million stalactites are lined up,

the Ryukyu Kingdom castle town where old houses have been relocated and a

traditional streetscape has been recreated, and an Eisa dance show.

・Ryukyu Glass Village, Okinawa's largest glass workshop, where you can see the

manufacturing process of Ryukyu glass

・You can get off at Naha Airport, so you can also participate on the last day.

• Valley of Gangala cannot be selected on: March 12th

*The Farmers Market (Umanchu Market) is closed on the fourth Wednesday of every month. Other facilities, including the fish market, are open.