Okinawa World Culture Kingdom Gyokusendo is a large-scale theme park in Nanjo City. Visitors can fully enjoy Okinawa's nature and culture in one day, including Gyokusendo, one of the largest limestone caves in Japan, Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town where visitors can experience traditional crafts, Habu Museum Park, and an eisa show.
One of the largest theme parks in Okinawa, located in Nanjo City. It is a comprehensive tourist facility where visitors can experience the nature, history, and culture of Okinawa in a single day, and has a variety of attractions on its vast grounds, which are approximately four times the size of the Tokyo Dome.
One of the largest limestone caves in Japan, this 5 km long (890 m open to the public) cave was formed over a period of about 300,000 years, with more than 1 million stalactites hanging from the ceiling, creating a mysterious underground world.
A nationally registered tangible cultural property area where old houses built more than 100 years ago have been relocated. Visitors can experience traditional crafts such as indigo dyeing, Bingata, weaving, pottery making, and paper making.
A powerful traditional Okinawan performance of eisa is performed daily. Tourists can participate and take pictures.
Exhibits venomous snakes from around the world, including the habu that lives in Okinawa. The "Hubu and Mongoose Show" is also popular.
Visitors can observe the production process of Awamori and Habu sake and taste them.
Approximately 30 minutes by car from Naha Airport and 40 minutes from Naha City. Also accessible by bus (Bus No. 54 and 83 from Naha Bus Terminal).
Opening hours and admission fees are subject to change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
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