[Okinawa Driving Course] Enjoy Okinawa, where Ryukyu culture and foreign cultures mix together!

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.

"Yachimun no Sato" is a village filled with the aroma of art, made up of a group of pottery studios. You can observe the process of making pottery, purchase works, and even eat your meals using the pottery.
If you love pottery, this is a place you should visit at least once.

This castle was built around the beginning of the 15th century, and along with the ruins of Shuri Castle, it is registered as a World Heritage Site as part of the "Gusuku and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu."
The castle has a well-balanced shape and is one of the most beautiful castles in Okinawa.

It is adjacent to the U.S. Kadena Air Base and has rest rooms, toilets, a specialty goods store, an agricultural produce stand, a restaurant, and more.
The roadside station's specialty is soft-serve ice cream made from Noguni potatoes, which have been repeatedly bred.
From the rooftop observation deck you can get a panoramic view of Kadena Air Base, the largest air force base in the Far East.

It is directly connected to the entrance to Kadena Air Base, so it is always bustling with Americans.
There are many high-level, unique live music venues, so we recommend visiting a variety of venues and enjoying Koza Rock to your heart's content.

It is widely known among Okinawans, and is such a famous restaurant that when people think of tacos, they think of "Charlie Takuju."
The interior of the store is full of American style, and the walls are covered with photos and autographs of celebrities.

The three-story shopping mall is filled with specialty shops ranging from fashion to restaurants.
The shopping centre was originally built to cater to the needs of US military personnel living in Okinawa, so it still retains an international atmosphere.