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Kokusai Street

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★ 4.9 (40K+ reviews) • 345K+ booked
Experience the vibrant heart of Naha at Kokusai Street, a bustling thoroughfare that offers a unique blend of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. Discover the rich history and lively atmosphere of this iconic street that stretches through downtown Naha, beckoning travelers with its charm and energy. Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Naha's Kokusai Street, a bustling thoroughfare that offers a unique blend of shopping, cultural experiences, and local cuisine. Explore this dynamic destination where history meets modernity, and traditional practices intertwine with contemporary attractions. Experience the vibrant cosmopolitan capital of Okinawa, where the spirit of Mensore welcomes you to Naha. This bustling city serves as a gateway to the wonders of Okinawa, offering a unique blend of mouth-watering cuisine, historical landmarks, and exciting nightlife. Dive into the cultural melting pot of Naha and uncover a world of discovery around every corner.
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Kokusai-dori, Naha, Okinawa, Japan
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Kokusai Street Reviews

4.9 /5
40K+ reviews
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HUANG ********
1 Jul
Great handmade experience. Although the location is a bit hard to find, fortunately there is a notice board poster. The service lady is very friendly and kind to outsiders. Overall, it feels good.
sun ******
30 Jun
Buying tickets on Klook is cheaper than buying them on site, and you can buy and use them now. You can generate a QR code to enter and exit the station directly. However, if your phone is bound to a Suica card, you can just take out the QR code and give it to the staff for confirmation.
2+
ผู้ใช้ Klook
30 Jun
Use the QR code to show the staff. On the day I went, there were few people. I arrived about 15 minutes early and the staff let me in. The place is small but there are activities to do.
1+
ผู้ใช้ Klook
30 Jun
You can inform the staff that you have made a reservation. The staff at the counter will explain in detail. There are many bus times to choose from. If it is not yet the departure time, you can wait. The place is clean and has a charging station. When it is time to get on the bus, the staff will come to pick you up and walk you to the bus. The driver is also lovely. On the day I went, it was raining, so he brought me an umbrella to borrow. The bus left on time. You should come and wait 10 minutes early.
Klook 用戶
28 Jun
You can buy a one-day tour at an affordable price and visit all the famous attractions in Okinawa without having to spend extra time and effort on calling a taxi and arranging an itinerary.
dai ***
27 Jun
If you can get it three times a day, your investment will basically be recovered. I would like to remind everyone to adjust the screen brightness to the maximum when opening the Qr code, otherwise the machine will not be able to scan it.
2+
dai ***
27 Jun
It was a great experience, but if the weather is bad, visibility is not high. I was very happy to see cute fish today. Recommend!
1+
王 **
26 Jun
It's better to go there if you have children with you. Adults will probably find it boring and just wander around for half an hour before leaving...

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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Kokusai Street

Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Kokusai Street, a vibrant 1.6-kilometer stretch lined with shops, restaurants, and bars. Explore the bustling thoroughfare, shop for traditional Okinawan souvenirs, and indulge in local delicacies.

Matsuyama Park

Discover the tranquility of Matsuyama Park, an oasis in the city that features an artificial pond, statues, and monuments. Take a leisurely stroll through this green space and soak in the peaceful surroundings, offering a glimpse into Naha's natural beauty.

Shurijo Castle

Visit the World Heritage Site of Shurijo Castle, the former seat of power of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Explore the rich history and cultural significance of this iconic landmark, offering insights into Okinawa's past.

Culture and History

Immerse yourself in the cultural and historical significance of Kokusai Street, named after the Ernie Pyle International Theater. Explore the street's post-war origins and its evolution into a vibrant hub of activity.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in popular local dishes along Kokusai Street, from traditional Okinawan cuisine to international flavors. Don't miss the opportunity to savor unique tropical fruits and culinary delights.

Cultural and Historical Significance

Naha's Kokusai Street is not only a hub for shopping and entertainment but also a reflection of the city's rich cultural heritage. Explore the martial arts demonstrations, traditional practices, and local events that add a unique charm to this vibrant street.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in the flavors of Okinawan cuisine as you explore Kokusai Street. From savory dishes to sweet treats, sample popular local delicacies such as Okinawa soba, taco rice, and sata andagi. Experience the culinary delights that define the island's gastronomic scene.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in traditional Okinawan cuisine at lively izakaya bars and ryotei bistros, sampling unique flavors and must-try dishes like goya champuru. Explore the vibrant food scene of Naha and savor the authentic tastes of the region.

Culture and History

Discover the cultural and historical significance of Naha, once the political and commercial center of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Explore the backstreets, visit Makishi Public Market, and delve into the ceramics heritage of the Tsuboya neighborhood.

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