Fukushuen

The stalactites in Gyokusendo Cave at Okinawa World are spectacular, and the wonderful traditional Eisa drum performance is also very impressive. If you don't want to visit the aquarium, you can also choose to go shopping at a mall. The itinerary is quite flexible and can be adjusted according to your preferences. Senaga Island has beautiful scenery and is a great spot for taking photos; the seafood at Itoman Fish Market is fresh and delicious, leaving you very satisfied. The Funpass app provides very detailed guided explanations! I highly recommend Klook's Okinawa Southern One-Day Tour. The overall itinerary is rich and well-arranged, saving a lot of travel and transfer time, making the entire trip easy and enjoyable.

There is no need to buy a QR code for direct admission as there is hardly any queue. There are many animal interaction activities inside that you can pay extra for; you must buy the tickets at the ticket machine near the entrance, so don't miss them! Although it's called an aquarium, it feels more like a zoo. It's not big but very interesting, offering close-up encounters with animals, and the crowd size is moderate. It is connected to a shopping mall and an outlet right next door, making it a great place to spend a whole day!

The trip was wonderful: everything was quick, you don't notice the heat, everyone was very polite, the guides were simply great (they showed everything, told us stories, helped with masks and fins, and even brought up starfish from the seabed). We felt like we were in the cartoon "The Little Mermaid".

The workshop slows down the desire to see as much as possible amidst all the hustle and bustle. The two course instructors are very caring, and the bowls simply look beautiful.

We came from Hong Kong. The night before, there was heavy rain, which made us worried. We WhatsApped the owner, who was very kind and told us to go ahead first, and then see the weather conditions when we arrived. We participated in the 90-minute session. My husband and my friend's husband both said they had a great time and enjoyed it very much, especially the part around Senaga Island. On that day, there were only two participants, but the coach was excellent, meticulous, polite, and took great care of the students. It's definitely worth doing when you visit Okinawa. Before leaving, each person received a commemorative photo. I originally thought I had left something behind and WhatsApped the owner, who was again very kind and helpful.

Good experience, hassle free and pre book via Klook, price is cheaper and don't need to worry about ticket sold out for the time slot you preferred. overall very good experience about the tour, very safety and feel enjoyable. can see underground fish and feeding fish scene on the boat .

The shop is located inside Makishi Market. You can go from the 1st-floor entrance up the stairs to the 2nd-floor shop and just show your reservation confirmation. After taking off your shoes at the shop entrance, you need to put them in a plastic bag. You'll also be given a large bag for your personal belongings (and a numbered wristband to wear). Any food or drinks should be placed separately on a small table inside the door. You really need to remember to look after your belongings, because I forgot the Chinsuko I bought at Shuri Castle in the shop and didn't take it with me. By the time I remembered, it was the next day, and it was Sunday, the shop's day off, so I had to give it to the shop (cries). This shop is very popular. I arrived on time for my reservation, and there were already at least 4 to 5 mainland Chinese girls getting dressed or queuing. It took about 30 to 40 minutes before it was my turn. I recommend booking the earliest slot if possible, so you don't have to queue, and the outer and inner garments you want to wear won't be picked by others! The shop staff are very friendly and kind. Even though they are extremely busy, they will communicate with you patiently about what hairstyle you want and what belt style you'd like. They will also help take photos when they are free after finishing their tasks. Makeup is not included, but hairstyle and dressing are (you can choose between kimono or Ryukyu traditional clothing). Two-toed socks are provided. For the Ryukyu traditional clothing, you choose the outer and inner garments separately. You change out of your own clothes in a small changing room, put on the flesh-colored bodysuit provided by the shop, and then queue up for your hairstyle and dressing. You can also choose your own hair accessories. Finally, after taking all the photos you want and taking off the Ryukyu traditional clothing, you don't have to undo your hairstyle. The shop will even give you a small hair tie (you choose the design). This was truly a very interesting experience, highly recommended~

受付から実際のゴーカート体験まで、全体的にとてもスムーズでした。店長のヒロさんも非常に親切でした。体験中はたくさん写真を撮ってくれましたが、似たようなポーズの写真が多かったです。また、雨が降っているにもかかわらず体験を許可してくださり、本当に感謝しています。キャンセルしていたら日程変更が必要でしたが、あいにく旅行中の他の時間帯の空きがありませんでした。ヒロさんは快く進めてくださり、雨の中（笑）頑張ってくださいました。沖縄の街をゴーカートで走るのはとても楽しい経験でした！国際通りを走りながら、人々が振り返って私たちを見てくれたことは間違いなくハイライトの一つです。保険料として追加料金を支払う必要がありました。任意ですが、Klookの全体料金に保険が含まれていればよかったと感じます。この体験をおすすめします！とはいえ、運転にそれなりに自信があり、慣れている必要があります！

Tickets need to be purchased the day before, and exchanging them is convenient. We arrived at 10 AM. Water and drinks are not allowed inside. There are lockers available for bags, costing 100 Japanese Yen per use, which is refundable. If you don't have change, you can exchange it at the counter. The facility is divided into about seven major zones, each with a theme. It was a bit dark when we first entered, but the children weren't afraid of the dark once they started playing. The interactivity is very high, with many ways to play. We happened to meet a Japanese staff member who spoke Chinese and gave us a very detailed introduction, so we enjoyed many of the intricate details. The children played inside for two hours.