Things to do in Murasaki Mura

Great place to get a glimpse of the olden ryukyu days. The park isn’t big so it’s very manageable. 2 performances to catch and great for families.

superb experience! took lots of photos & videos for us fot free! very chill and relaxing

Did not manage to go into Blue Cave due to windy weather sadly :( However, we got directed to a beach nearby with alot of lively corals and there were a huge variety of fishes! It surpassed my expectations in Okinawa compared to snorkeling in Bali & Phucket where the coral reefs were bleached in other countries. Tour guide was friendly too and helped took alot of photos & videos (which you will need to pay 3000yen for video).

Safety: Snorkeling is very safe, but basic Japanese and English are needed. The price is very cheap. Experience: I fed a lot of fish, but it cost an extra 1,000 yen, which is optional but worth it. Renting equipment costs 3,000 yen, which is also optional. The instructor took over 100 photos of me, and he was very nice, letting me touch sea cucumbers and other things. If you speak Japanese or English, you should definitely go! It feels very safe, and I felt like a fish. Location: Because of the waves, we changed to a safer beach.

Scenery: The team leader first took us through the woods, explaining the scenery and vegetation along the coast; then he took us to a position near the estuary at sunset, watching the sun set below the sea, with golden light filling the sky and the sea painted with golden light. All our worries disappeared instantly. Safety: The safety is very high. The team leader will take us through rowing practice beforehand, so it's easy to get started after getting into the water. But it may require a little physical strength. The white guy in the same group was obviously exhausted after landing (laughs). Tour Guide: The team leader is very considerate, helping us take pictures all the way (his photography skills are also excellent!). He praised the girls for being beautiful while taking pictures. His English is also very good, and he kept finding topics to chat with his teammates, so the whole journey was never boring.

Tonight three of us, and maybe 9 other people, joined Miku the tour guide for a trip kayaking to see the mangrove trees and the sunset. Miku was brilliant. Friendly, fun and informative, we felt safe throughout the trip. We were loaned life jackets, crocs if needed, a secure container for our car keys and a waterproof cover for our phones. Instruction on how to kayak was clear and easy to follow. At the meeting point there were suitable toilet facilities and vending machines to get fluids if wanted. The whole trip was magical. We were able to take lots of our own photos but Miku also took lots of each of the groups of people throughout the trip and sent them to us afterwards. We cannot recommend this trip highly enough, truly spectacular. We have great photos to remember our trip. Thanks for a fabulous evening!

This is a cultural spot, perfect for family-friendly interactive games. We happened to visit when the cherry blossoms were in bloom, and there were even newlyweds taking wedding photos inside.

Nice guide, beautiful sunset from peaceful neighborhood!