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Tour the castle ruins of Nakagusuku, Katsuren, and Zakimi, which are located in the central part of the island and offer magnificent views, and reminisce about the historical romance of the Ryukyu Kingdom era. After enjoying the great outdoors of Yanbaru, visit the ruins of Nakijin Castle, a World Heritage Site at the northernmost point of the main island, and cross over to Sesoko Island, surrounded by clear waters.
Distance: Approximately 134km one way, Travel time: Approximately 3 hours 16 minutes one way
Tour the castle ruins of Nakagusuku, Katsuren, and Zakimi, which all offer magnificent views, and enjoy the history of the Ryukyu Kingdom. After enjoying the great outdoors of Yanbaru, visit the ruins of Nakijin Castle, a World Heritage Site at the northernmost point of the main island, and cross over to Sesoko Island, surrounded by clear waters.
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 castle is said to have been built in the first half of the 15th century and is registered as a World Heritage Site.
The castle's construction techniques are so advanced that they have been described as "artistic," and it is said that Commodore Perry was amazed when he visited here in 1853.
Not only are the castle walls magnificent, but the view of the Pacific Ocean from inside the castle is also captivating.
Built between the 13th and 14th centuries, it is said to be the oldest of Okinawa's Gusuku castles that are registered as World Heritage Sites. Although it is located on the east coast of Okinawa's main island, the curved castle walls look beautiful when illuminated by the setting sun.
This castle was built in the early 15th century, and is registered as a World Heritage Site as part of the "Gusuku and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu" along with the remains of Shuri Castle. The castle as a whole has a well-balanced shape, and is one of the most beautiful castles in Okinawa.
Built in the 14th century before the establishment of the Ryukyu Kingdom, it was the castle of the Hokuzan kings and is designated as a national historic site.
It measures 350 meters north to south, 800 meters east to west, and has an area of 37,000 square meters, making it one of the largest castles in the prefecture.
It is especially known for the beauty of its ocean, and the view of the East China Sea from Sesoko Ohashi Bridge is impressive. Just by looking down from the foot of the bridge, you can see the white sand beach, the emerald green ocean, and Iejima Tatsumi with your very own eyes.
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