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[Okinawa Driving Course] Experience Okinawa's traditional crafts that can be enjoyed by both adults and children!
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On days when it's raining and you can't enjoy Okinawa's activities, we recommend experiencing Okinawa's traditional crafts. Okinawa has many places where you can enjoy not only activities but also culture and experiences. On this driving course, you can have valuable experiences that can only be had...
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Distance: 88.1 km, Driving time: 2 hours 12 minutes
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A road trip to learn about Okinawa's traditional crafts - Learn about Okinawa's crafts outside of resorts and tourist spots
On days when it's raining and you can't enjoy Okinawa's activities, we recommend experiencing Okinawa's traditional crafts. Okinawa has many places where you can enjoy not only activities but also culture and experiences. On this driving course, you can have valuable experiences that can only be had in Okinawa, such as Okinawan Yachimun "Tsuboya ware", Ryukyu glass making, and Shisa making.
Driving course departing from Naha Airport
1
Naha Airport
Route to the next spot: National Route 332, National Route 58 Distance: Approximately 4.9 km Time required: Approximately 13 minutes
2
Yachimun & Cafe Gunjo
Route to the next spot: Route 58 Distance: approx. 16.8 km Time required: approx. 21 minutes
3
Tida Workshop
Route to the next spot: National Route 58, National Route 449, Prefectural Route 84 Distance: Approximately 32.2 km Time required: Approximately 48 minutes
4
Maimai Shisa
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