Okinawa｜Taste the sweetness and flavor of Okinawa in one bite. Eat BLUE SEAL ice cream three times in three days

When visiting Okinawa, you must not miss BLUE SEAL ice cream. This 70-year-old company was originally a milk store that provided milk to the US troops stationed in Okinawa. Its parent company is Foremost of the United States. Unexpectedly, seventy years later, ice cream has become more affordable to the general public, and BLUE SEAL has evolved into a local brand in Okinawa. It is now a favorite choice for tourists to cool off after meals and in the hot afternoon. Because I liked it so much, I ate it three times in Okinawa in three days, once for a single scoop of ice cream, once for floating coffee, and once for crepes. The store on Kokusai-dori has street seats where you can enjoy ice cream, watch people coming and going, and think about where to go next. It's a real holiday atmosphere. There are nearly twenty flavors. If you have trouble choosing, there are also 12-cup and 18-cup combinations for you to take home at once. Because the brand is deeply rooted in people's hearts, the surrounding products have also become popular. Many tourists wearing brand T-shirts can be seen on the street, and his canvas bags are even more popular items. By the way, Taiwan’s Fulfilled Ice Cream also originated from BLUE SEAL, but after several mergers and acquisitions and restructurings, it is now a different system. 📍Address: 1 Chome-2-32 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa 900-0013 Japan 🚗Monorail Makishi Station is a four-minute walk away #Okinawa Travel