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Ryukyu Heritage
Discover 450 years of royal history and living traditions through immersive stories
From the Unification of the Three Kingdoms to Meiji Annexation (14th–19th Century)
Explore the history of the Ryukyu Kingdom, which flourished from the 14th to 19th centuries centered on the Okinawa islands, developing a unique culture through trade with Japan, China, and Southeast Asia.
Registered in 2000 — 9 Castle Ruins and Related Heritage Sites
Discover the "Gusuku Sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu," inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000. The 9 properties showcase diverse aspects of Ryukyuan culture.
A Ryukyuan Dyeing Technique Dating Back to the 14th Century
Discover Bingata, a traditional Ryukyuan dyeing technique from the Kingdom era. Known for vivid colors and bold patterns, it is still produced in workshops around Naha today.
A Traditional Performing Art to Send Off Ancestors During Obon
Eisa is a traditional Okinawan dance performed during the old calendar Obon festival. With the sound of drums and calls, it is performed in unique local styles across the island. The All-Island Eisa Festival held in late August is the grandest event.
14th-Century Siam (Thailand) Origins — Black Koji & Kusu Aging Culture
Discover Awamori, Okinawa's unique distilled spirit. Its distinctive production method using Thai rice and black koji mold is said to have arrived from Siam (modern-day Thailand) in the 14th century. Aged "kusu" (vintage awamori) is especially prized.
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