• You can buy the pass right before you visit! Purchase an electronic ticket in advance for smooth entry with a QR code!
• We highly recommend the Churaumi Tokutoku 5 Pass / Okinawa Tokutoku 3 Pass for the best bang for your buck in Okinawa!
• You can choose any 3 or 4 facilities from a list of 15 highly popular tourist spots in Okinawa
• This pass is much cheaper than buying all of the tickets at each facility

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Churaumi Tokutoku 5 Pass

• Ticket details:

In addition to the extremely popular Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, you can choose

4 spots from a list of 15 popular tourist attractions in Okinawa and enter for

a fee that is cheaper than their regular prices.

• Facilities to choose from (*Applicable to customers who made purchases on or after April 1, 2025):

Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium + (1)

Nago Pineapple

Park (2) Kouri Ocean Tower

(3) Himeyuri Peace

Museum (4) Okinawa Fruits

Land (5) Neo Park

Okinawa (6) World Heritage

Tamaudun

(7) Okinawa Zoo & Museum (8)

Ryukyumura (9) Murasaki Mura Ryukyu

Kingdom Theme Park (10)

Shikinaen

(11) The Former Japanese Navy Underground

Headquarters (12) Okinawa World - Cultural

Kingdom Gyokusendo Cave (13)

Okinawa Peace

Hall (14)

Shurijo Castle Park (15) Little Universe

OKINAWA

Churaumi Tokutoku 3 Pass (*Applicable to customers who made purchases on or

after April 1, 2025)

• Ticket details:

In addition to the extremely popular Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, you can choose

3 spots from a list of 15 popular tourist attractions in Okinawa and enter for

a fee that is cheaper than their regular prices.

• Facilities to choose from:

(1) Okinawa World - Cultural Kingdom Gyokusendo

Cave (2)

Ryukyumura (3) Shurijo Castle

Park (4) Neo Park

Okinawa (5) DINO Dinosaur PARK Yanbaru

Subtropical Forest (6)

Southeast Botanical Gardens

*Admission during the daytime only (7) Okinawa Fruits

Land (8) Okinawa Zoo &

Museum (9) The Former Japanese Navy Underground

Headquarters (10)

Shikinaen

(11) The Former Japanese Navy Underground

Headquarters (12) Okinawa Peace

Hall (13)

Himeyuri Peace Museum (14) Kuina no Mori

(Okinawa Rail Ecology Center) (15) Little

Universe OKINAWA

*You will not have to hand in an entrance ticket at the facilities. Please note that each facility may have a different entry method

*Each facility can be entered once. Re-entry is not permitted

－Spot Introduction－

Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium

• The Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, which is famous for its whale sharks, is a magnificent world of the mysterious creatures of Okinawa. You can see a large- scale coral breeding exhibit in the Coral Sea aquarium that is filled with sunlight. You will also meet whale sharks and manta rays, which are said to be the symbols of Churaumi Aquarium, in the Kuroshio Sea that is listed as the third largest tank in the world. During the feeding shows held twice a day at 3:00pm and 5:00pm, you will get to see the powerful and rare sight of a whale shark eating while standing upright, facing the surface of the water. The whale shark feeding show and the popular dolphin show "Okichan Theater" are the aquarium's two major events. The dolphin show is held 4 to 5 times a day.
• Be sure to check out both of these popular shows.

Ryukyumura

• Inside Ryukyumura, there are many old Japanese-style houses built more than 80 years ago that were relocated from various parts of Okinawa. This park was built to reflect the scenery of Okinawa around the end of the Meiji era, about 100 years ago. In addition, there are programs that cover 40 years of traditional crafts, performing arts, and culture of everyday life to make you truly feel as if you're experiencing Okinawa.

Okinawa World - Cultural Kingdom Gyokusendo Cave

• This is a theme park where you can fully experience the history, culture, and nature of Okinawa! The castle town of the Ryukyu Kingdom, lined with old Japanese-style houses with red-tiled roofs, offers a wide range of hands-on craft experiences, such as bingata (a method of dyeing developed in Okinawa) and hataori (weaving), which have been designated as national registered tangible cultural properties. Gyokusendo Cave, which boasts the largest number of stalactites in Japan, is on a whole other level.