Top 10 Best Things to Do in Naha

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Although the main hall is still under renovation, it's worth a visit, as it is a World Heritage Site. Climbing to the top offers a panoramic view of Naha, which is quite nice, but the climb is not easy and not suitable for people with mobility issues or those who dislike hiking.

微微一笑很渗人

Not bad, suitable for taking children, navigate to the location in Figure 1, go in and find the counter in Figure 2, buy tickets on the spot and exchange Ctrip orders for paper tickets here. When exchanging tickets, you are asked to fill out a form with basic information, and then someone will guide you to board the ship. The visibility is marked, and it is actually quite clear. The photo effect is not good.

红黑剑客7

It's a very normal commercial district, generally ok, the shops are quite good, but there are still many shops that can only pay in cash, which is a bit troublesome. At night, there are many bars on the street soliciting customers, and there are many handsome men and beautiful women, still very beautiful.

trip travel123

It is a beautiful Japanese temple. When you walk to the temple, there is a lot of food and drinks to buy.

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There are four museums in total, and I bought a pass. The service is good, the appearance is unique, the museum content is not much, but it is complete. There are some abstract works on display in the special exhibition of the art museum, it depends on your preference.

乐乐大乐乐dolores

Good place to eat seafood in Okinawa｜Makishi Commune Located in Naha's landmark Kokusai-dori. The first floor of the market is a variety of shops selling seafood, meat, Okinawa-limited foods, etc. The second floor is a food court where you can taste Okinawa's seafood delicacies and Japanese cuisine. Order seafood on the first floor of Makishi Commune, and then the waiter will send it to the restaurant on the second floor for you to cook. The processing fee is 500 yen/person. It doesn't matter if you don't know Japanese, there are many Chinese students working there, they can help you, and their attitude is very good. The first Makishi Commune is closed every Monday, and the fourth Sunday of every month is also a holiday. It just so happened that we arrived on Saturday, and the market was closed on Sunday and Monday. It was only open for a short morning on Tuesday, and the market opened at 9:00.

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This is the closest beach to the airport! I've never seen a beach where you can see the viaduct so close, so it's quite an interesting combination.