Things to do in Enagic Tennen Onsen Aroma

American Village is so beautiful and great for photos; every shot turns out amazing. With the good weather, everything was just perfect! 😍 I highly recommend everyone visit.

Although the weather wasn't great that day and it kept raining, thankfully we had a chartered car, which prevented things from getting too messy! We also successfully visited the classic Cape Manza and Churaumi Aquarium. The Kuroshio Sea tank with its giant fish was truly breathtaking and moving. I love everything about the ocean; it's incredibly therapeutic!

The most impressive experience was Okinawa World and Gyokusendo Cave! It was truly beautiful; nature's craftsmanship is amazing. Our last day of the trip was super enjoyable, thanks to our driver and guide, EK, who made it very satisfying. Highly recommend!

It's absolutely beautiful and definitely worth visiting! However, the other eco exhibit is just okay, so you don't necessarily need to spend extra money on it. Just buy tickets for this exhibit instead! 😍😍

My first sea fishing experience was fantastic. The captain was very kind, enthusiastically took photos for us, and even gave us a bottle of a drink. At the end, he recommended a nearby izakaya to prepare our fish, and the price was very reasonable. Overall, I was very satisfied.

Convenient and easy to use. Simply show the QR code to staff upon entry to enter, saving time.

There are many science facilities suitable for children, which are both educational and fun, and the kids have a great time playing. There are also many animals to see, so you can stay for quite a long time.

This was a very worthwhile family trip! Although it's called "Kids Kingdom," my 11-year-old and 8-year-old still had a lot of fun. The best part about this place is the interactivity. The kids preferred getting close to the cute little animals rather than just looking at them. My older daughter already had her own observations, while my younger daughter had a blast. The slope of the park was also just right for them to burn off energy. • Wonder Museum: The science facilities inside the museum were also enlightening for the older kids, and very educational. • Value for money: The tickets are affordable, making it a great place for the whole family to spend half a day. And the fact that it's free for children under 15 is really great. Seeing the curious looks in my children's eyes, this trip to Okinawa was really worth it!