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Okinawa World

おきなわワールド

A cultural theme park in Nanjo City featuring Gyokusendo Cave, a 300,000-year-old limestone cavern, a recreated Ryukyu Kingdom village, and cultural performances.

Habu Museum Park Entrance
Habu Museum Park Entrance © おきなわワールド
Opening hours
Mon–Sun09:00–17:30
Holidays09:00–17:30

Last admission: 16:00

Admission
Standard
Adult¥2,000
Child¥1,000
Links
Official websiteJapanese
Access
Tamagusukumaekawa, Nanjo-Shi, Okinawa 〒 901-0616
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Okinawa World, located in Nanjo City, is a premier cultural theme park that encapsulates the essence of Okinawa's natural beauty, traditional crafts, and performing arts.

Gyokusendo Cave A highlight of the park is Gyokusendo Cave, a limestone cavern formed over 300,000 years, stretching approximately 5 kilometers, with 890 meters accessible to visitors. The cave boasts a vast number of stalactites, creating a mesmerizing underground landscape.

Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town Above ground, the Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town recreates the streets of the Ryukyu Kingdom era, featuring over 100-year-old traditional red-tiled houses. Visitors can engage in various craft experiences, such as indigo dyeing, pottery, and glass blowing, offering a hands-on appreciation of Okinawa's rich artisanal heritage.

Super Eisa Show The park also showcases the Super Eisa Show, a dynamic performance of traditional Okinawan dance and drumming, providing an exhilarating glimpse into the island's cultural expressions.

Habu Museum Park For those intrigued by local wildlife, the Habu Museum Park offers insights into the habu snake, a species native to Okinawa, with informative exhibits and live shows.

Additional Attractions Visitors can explore the Tropical Orchards, savor local cuisine and beverages at various eateries, and shop for unique souvenirs, including traditional crafts and Okinawan specialty products.

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