Transport in Naha

Buy on the spot and activate immediately! Very convenient. The one-day pass with unlimited rides is very convenient. 2. Consider whether the places you want to visit are near the light rail station for more convenience. If you take the bus more often and travel further, consider a one-day bus pass, which can be purchased at the visitor center (bus terminal). 3. If you have a Suica card installed on your Apple phone, you must show the ticket to the station staff directly. Direct scanning may cause card issues.

So much fun! Make sure to wear long sleeves, long pants, and closed-toe shoes. The staff provides a very detailed explanation before the activity and pays close attention to everyone's safety during the rafting. After reaching the finish line and getting ashore, there are hot showers available, and you can even grab a zongzi to satisfy your hunger. Highly recommend white water rafting when you visit Hualien!

We have so much fun and memorable experiences in Hong Kong Disneyland, even though we haven't experienced the Momentous due to the incident that happened last November 27. Hopefully, next time we come back will have the chance to get to.

Very good value shuttle bus return service despite long duration journey of 2.5-3 hours one way! Make sure you redeem your ticket voucher at Naha Bus office inside the Naha Domestic Terminal as soon as you clear immigration!

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.

Bicycles are easy to ride and save energy. My feet get super sore from walking around shopping every day, so this is a great way to replace walking, making it easy and burden-free. The locations are also easy to find! I rode my bike to Tomari Fish Market for lunch and then went to Naminoue Shrine. I returned the bike in the afternoon and took a bus directly from the entrance to American Village. Since no one else was going to American Village in the afternoon, I basically chartered the whole bus, saving time and effort!