Transport in Naha

Just bought this pass right before we plan to tour around. It is so easy to use the pass. You need to scan the QR code by the gate. No hassle.

Upward is a very professional team! From the station pickup to the rafting experience, everything was wonderful! The kids had a blast playing in the water too! It's so great to relive our youthful memories from 20 years ago and now experience it again with our children! Thank you to the professional coaches!

Many thanks to our driver, Mr. Shimodachi, who was very kind and arrived at the hotel earlier than scheduled. The day before, the tour company provided us with the driver's information, and our itinerary was communicated to him in advance. The Alphard provided by Leisure Time for three people with three large pieces of luggage was very comfortable. Since we planned our own itinerary and knew a little basic Japanese, communication was not an issue, and even last-minute changes were accommodated by the driver. June is the rainy season in Okinawa, and it poured rain throughout our trip that day. The driver even helped us confirm if there were sheltered areas at the attractions, and despite the rain, he prioritized opening the car doors for us when we exited. This was our first time using a private car service for independent travel, and it's truly recommendable.

Ticket collection is only available at the airport, and the counter closes at 5 PM, so please pay close attention to your airport arrival schedule! *How to find the collection point >1. After arriving on an international flight and collecting your luggage, follow the signs for domestic flights or Yui Rail (monorail) straight ahead (take the escalator up and go straight). 2. When you reach the Yui Rail (monorail) boarding gate, take the escalator next to it down to the 1st floor. 3. The collection point is opposite the information desk on the 1st floor.* / It took about 10 minutes to walk quickly to the location! I boarded at Naha Bus Terminal, and when I bought the ticket, I was told to take a numbered ticket when boarding the bus. However, when going to Churaumi, the bus didn't have a numbered ticket machine, so I didn't take one. I did take one when returning to Naha! (The information display had Korean service when I came! It seems to vary by bus.) Naha Terminal > Churaumi: Boarded the 6:55 AM bus, took about 2 hours and 10 minutes. Churaumi > Naha Terminal: Boarded the 3:37 PM bus, took 3 hours and 30 minutes. The return trip was very congested. The boarding point at Churaumi is on the opposite side of where you were dropped off, across the pedestrian bridge! If there are any Koreans considering this, I highly recommend using it! Even though I'm not good at Japanese or English, I had no problems using it! It's a very affordable and excellent ticket for independent travelers without a car who find packages too restrictive. I highly recommend it!😆

I bought this on Klook just two days before my flight. It said I needed to print a physical voucher, so I immediately went to Lawson to print it. However, the driver's service attitude was terrible; he was completely unapproachable, extremely rude, and pointed his finger at customers. Plus, he didn't even collect the printed voucher.

First, the staff members who guide you are very kind and helpful. When traveling from Naha city to American Village, you can board in front of the HIS LeaLea office. When returning from American Village to Naha city, you can get off in front of Kencho-mae.

In Okinawa, if you don't have your own car, the bus is a convenient mode of transportation. It's more convenient to use a bus pass directly, and the price is relatively inexpensive. You won't have to worry about paying for fares for three whole days, which is very practical.

We chose to use bicycles because we wanted to experience Okinawa in a different way, and it allowed us to ride spontaneously. We rode quite far and went to many places. Renting a bike was easy, and the staff was very friendly and had a great attitude. We needed to photocopy our passports, and when returning the bikes, we just had to hand them over!