[Okinawa Driving Course] Enjoy the great outdoors and food of Yanbaru!

Naha Airport is easily accessible from the center of Naha city, about 10 minutes by monorail or car.
The rental car information center is located at the arrivals gate on the first floor of the airport, and there are many other locations within a 10-minute drive. The system is to take the shuttle bus of each rental car company waiting in the airport arrivals lobby to the office, complete the procedure, and then rent a car.

This is the northernmost roadside station in Okinawa, and has a wide variety of products, including many souvenirs and Kunigami specialty jams and teas. It also sells fresh local vegetables, fish, flowers, and trees, and offers tourist information and other information.

The area is called "Kayauchi Banta Green Space" and has been developed like a park. There is also a gazebo at the observation deck where you can take a break.
The view from Kayada Banta and the steep cliffs are very impressive.

Cape Hedo is a cape at the northernmost tip of Okinawa Island, facing the Pacific Ocean and the East China Sea, and is included in the Okinawa Kaigan Quasi-National Park.
As it is a famous spot for watching the first sunrise of the year, many people visit on New Year's Day, but at other times there are few people around, allowing you to enjoy the scenery at your own pace.

Gesashi, Higashi Village, is home to vast mangrove (mangrove) forests, and several types of mangroves can be seen in the lower reaches of the Gesashi River.
You can take a walk through the mangrove or join a canoe tour to get a close-up look at the mangrove trees.

It stands at the foot of Anada Bridge over the Koji River, sandwiched between Nago Boulevard. It is estimated to be 300 years old, and was designated a national natural monument in 1997.
Since it has been watching over Nago since ancient times, it is also known as the "Citizens' Tree."

There is a wide variety of shops lined up, including a specialty products section, agricultural product section, food court, bakery, parlor, etc. In addition, many delicious foods grown in the great outdoors of Yanbaru, such as kamaboko, fresh fish, and processed pork products, are sold here.