In 1879, the Meiji government in Japan abolished the Ryukyu Domain and established Okinawa Prefecture. This marked the end of the early modern Ryukyu era and the transition to modern times. How did women's lives change during this time? Additionally, during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945, Okinawa was completely destroyed. What roles did women play and how did they rebuild their lives after the war? Using materials from the museum's collection, we will examine the history of women in Okinawa from the Ryukyu Kingdom period to the present day.
The poop-themed Unko Museum hosts Christmas festivities across three locations with seasonal exhibits, decorations, and interactive photo opportunities for families.
28 Nov – 29 Dec 2026 · Dates not yet confirmedOkinawa
Kyoto Nippon Festival transforms Kitano Tenmangu shrine with large-scale art installations and immersive dance performance featuring artist Mika Ninagawa and collaborative works.
1 Feb – 24 May 2027 · Dates not yet confirmedKyoto
An entertainment complex in Okinawa developed on former U.S. military land, Mihama American Village features American West Coast-inspired architecture.
A historical institution preserving documents, photographs, and artifacts from the Ryukyu Kingdom and American Occupation periods with online database access.