okinawa travel review corner

#awesomepic #foodie Places to go The first day we got off the plane was around 3am. We took a 9-seat taxi back to the accommodation to drop off our luggage, which was quite late, so our group could only go to one place, Umikaji Terrace. This place is likened to Santorini in Greece with white architecture, from here you can look straight out to the sea. Checking in and taking virtual photos is a no-brainer. Watching the sunset 🌅 here is wonderful. There are also quite a few shops selling food and souvenirs. 🏖🏝Zamami Island, blue sea, white sand, yellow sunshine. Buy a boat ticket from the port ⛴🛳 泊港 to 座間味島 Island. Depending on the type of regular or high-speed boat ticket, the boat travel time and departure time also change. Departure at 9am or 10am, takes 90 minutes or 1 hour and 30 minutes. The cost is about 5sen to 6sen. Looking at the photos I took, you can see how beautiful the sea conditions are there. Immerse yourself in the clear blue sea water, walk on the white sand beach. There are many sea services here such as scuba diving🏊🏻‍♂️🚣🏻‍♂️🏄🏻‍♀️, surfing, renting swimming floats..... It's very interesting to try. My group went to Sakaemachi market and 国際通り street next. The feeling is extremely similar to the Vietnamese market. There are many shops. Fruits are also sold but not cheap at all. huhu. Passion fruit, pineapple, lychee, mango, banana, plum, squash... depending on the season. Especially, they also sell sugarcane juice! The aquarium is very large. It takes hours to finish it all. Near the aquarium, there are also many famous tourist attractions such as Okinawa village, Emerald beach, herb garden..., the aquarium is beautiful and the surrounding area is the largest I've ever seen. I had little time so I only went inside the aquarium. These places don't need much review. Just look at the photos and feel. Shuri castle 🏯 (首里城) If you come to Okinawa but don't go to Shurijo castle, it's like you haven't been to Okinawa. When you enter the castle, just follow the instructions. It's quite large and I only went to the main area. What's worth mentioning is that I feel like the castle and style are similar to China. Probably due to the influence from ancient times from China. The entrance fee is 840 yen. Quite expensive compared to the entrance fees of other castles I've been to. If you have the chance, try it and let me know what you think. #sea