Explore Okinawa with a rental car! Relaxing walk drive course in Naha city

The rental car information center is located at the arrival gate on the 1st floor of the airport, and when you exit the arrival lobby of the airport, the shuttle bus of each rental car company will be waiting, and you will need to take the shuttle bus to the office, complete the necessary procedures, and rent a car.
You can also return your vehicle at the same office, and a shuttle bus will take you to the airport.

"Yachimun" means pottery, or pottery. The area in the middle of Naha City is called "Tsuboya" and is a pottery town with a history of over 300 years. This cobblestone street is lined with unique Tsuboya ware workshops.
If you like art, you might be able to stay there all day without getting bored.

Built between the 15th and 16th centuries, Shuri Castle was once the political and cultural center of the Ryukyu Kingdom. You'll be able to discover many aspects that are different from castles in mainland Japan, such as the curved walls that characterize Okinawan castles, and the influence of Chinese architectural culture that can be seen throughout.

In 2019, a fire broke out at Shuri Castle Main Hall, and restoration work is still underway, but sightseeing within Shuri Castle Park is still possible, including the paid area "Una."

Naminoue Beach is the only beach in Naha City, and is conveniently located about 10 minutes by car from both Naha Airport and Kokusai Dori. The water and sandy beach are clean, and it is popular among tourists because they can swim until just before leaving.

It's also adjacent to a lush green park, making it a relaxing spot if you have time.

Kokusai Street is the busiest street in Okinawa.
The 1.6 km stretch is lined with all kinds of commercial facilities, from restaurants and souvenir shops to boutiques, department stores, hotels, and convenience stores.
You can enjoy window shopping and Okinawan gourmet food while taking a leisurely stroll.
Additionally, it is a recommended night spot.