Naha

It's available for immediate purchase and use. After entering the URL, click through, and when you're ready to use it, a QR code will appear. Scan the QR code to ride. You can use the monorail an unlimited number of times that day. Convenient and easy to use.

it was a blast. we really had so much fun. we booked the 2 consecutive days attraction ticket and glad we did as we were able to explore more on our second day than the first due to rain. thank God that on our second day we experienced the full momentous show.

A truly excellent experience! They contacted me a day in advance to confirm the itinerary. Leisure Time assigned us an Alphard for our group of six. The driver arrived at the hotel entrance ahead of schedule, drove very smoothly, and confirmed with us at each location whether we needed to make any changes. He also considered obvious places to park for our convenience. Although he was a Japanese uncle, communication was no problem at all. Overall, it was a very professional and seamless experience, and I would recommend it to friends!

The redemption is very easy at the Naha Airport. The staff are so kind and helpful. There are many buses that run throughout the day, providing flexibility to enable you to maximize your time spent at the attraction or district. I highly recommend this service.

This American Village one-day bus pass is perfect for travelers who don't drive. I departed at 9:00 AM and returned at 3:00 PM, which was plenty of time. Remember to arrive 10 minutes early at the Lea Lea bus stop (a few minutes' walk from Kencho-mae Station), show your QR Code, and the staff will verify your name and provide you with a schedule and a map of American Village (I basically just wandered around and didn't find it too difficult to navigate). The departure was also very punctual (45 minutes), and the arrival time was accurate to the second, even accounting for traffic. Japanese service is truly attentive. The driver was also amazing. Since it was raining that day, there were umbrellas on the bus. The driver thoughtfully handed umbrellas to passengers as they got off. After arriving, I went to Depot Island for breakfast. They didn't have the sea grape option, so I had bitter melon instead, which was a little bittersweet and very unique. Then I went to Aeon to browse the supermarket and Daiso, and also had a morning tea at Mr. Donut. This shop is very popular, I saw everyone buying a lot. After returning to American Village, I wandered around some more and had the taco rice that was recommended online. I ordered the basic omelet version, with a good balance of lettuce and tomato, which tasted very fresh and not too heavy. I paired it with non-alcoholic Orion beer; even if you don't drink alcohol, you can try the famous local beer. After walking around a bit more, I went to the drop-off point to wait for the return bus. We arrived back at Kencho-mae before 4:00 PM. You can plan to have dinner and stroll around Kokusai Street. If you want to travel in a relaxed and leisurely way, you can consider this plan.

The taxi fare from Naha Kokusai-dori Hotel to Moon Beach Hotel in Onna Village is quite expensive, around ¥7000, so I bought limousine bus tickets, which cost about ¥1500 for one adult and one child. I couldn't book on the official website, but I managed to book on Klook. On the first day, after getting off the plane, I inquired about paper tickets at the limousine counter in the domestic departure area of the airport. They gave me luggage tags, but no paper tickets. On the day of departure, I departed from bus stop number 11 at the Naha Bus Terminal. There were two staff members checking names and helping with luggage. The bus wasn't crowded, only about a third full, and it was a very comfortable air-conditioned bus that took us directly to the hotel entrance. It was so convenient.

The pickup point is not far from the Prefectural Office Station. They can communicate in English and also have documents with explanations in Chinese. The bicycle has three speeds. The staff asked me to add their official Line account so I could ask questions immediately if needed (I didn't use it). The bicycle has its own lock, but what bothered me was not knowing where you can't park bicycles in Okinawa, so I followed where others parked. There is a penalty for late returns. When I returned the bicycle, the staff checked it briefly and let me go.

JAL is indeed a long-established hotel, and no matter whether it's the hotel staff's parking, the front desk service, the room service, or the size of the rooms, everything is above average. If it weren't for the fact that this building on Kokusai Street is relatively old, the rating could be even higher. Although the price is a bit high, it is satisfactory for families staying here, because even with the three-bed room type, the activity space is still above average and large, and walking around the room is not restricted due to the increased number of beds.

The hotel's location is great, right on Kokusai Street. Unfortunately, the hotel doesn't have its own affiliated parking lot, and the hotel's parking lot only has less than 10 spaces, costing 700 yen per night. But we were lucky enough to get a spot for one night. I hope you can improve this issue so that more friends who drive can choose your hotel!