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Kokusai Dori, Naha
Varsha VaswatiStretching for a good 1.5 km Kokusai Dori is the famous shopping street in downtown Naha
Kokusai-dori is Naha’s most famous street, stretching 1.6 kilometers through the city center and offering an around-the-clock experience of Okinawan culture. Once a quiet track before World War II, the street developed rapidly after the Ernie Pyle International Theater opened to serve U.S. servicemen. Today it is a bustling thoroughfare lined with shops, eateries, arcades, and entertainment venues.
The street balances international convenience with strong local character. Global brands and chain stores stand beside family-run shops, food stalls, and covered markets. Heiwa-dori Arcade, located midway along, features narrow lanes filled with pottery, seafood, textiles, and shisa statues. These lion-dog guardians, placed in pairs, are symbols of protection and good fortune throughout Okinawa. Nearby Ichiba-hondori leads to a farmers’ market showcasing fresh produce, while Mutsumi-dori provides another glimpse into the city’s traditional shopping culture.
Dining and nightlife are central to the Kokusai-dori experience. Visitors can sample Okinawan specialties at izakaya and restaurants, with awamori, a rice-based distilled spirit, frequently on the menu. Stronger varieties reach up to 60% alcohol content, while habushu—awamori infused with a preserved habu viper—offers a distinctive local specialty.
Evenings are the most vibrant time to visit. Street performers gather on Saturdays, providing traditional music, folk dance, and contemporary acts. On Sundays the street is closed to vehicles, transforming into a pedestrian-friendly space filled with activity. Shops typically remain open until 11 p.m., and the nightlife in surrounding bars and venues continues into the early morning hours.
Easily accessible from Naha Airport by monorail, Kokusai-dori serves as both a cultural introduction and a lively gathering place. With shopping, entertainment, and food available at nearly every hour, it remains the centerpiece of Naha’s urban life.
Kokusai-dori runs through central Naha, close to the Naha Bus Terminal and within easy reach of the Okinawa Monorail. From Naha Airport, ride the monorail to Kencho-mae Station to begin at one end of the street, or alight at Makishi Station to explore from the opposite side.
Stretching for a good 1.5 km Kokusai Dori is the famous shopping street in downtown Naha
Terentang sepanjang 1.5 km, Kokusai Dori adalah jalan perbelanjaan terkenal di pusat kota Naha.
Fall in love with Okinawa's joy through Eisa this Sunday on Kokusai dori, the International street of Naha.
ถนนโคะคุไซ โดะริ (Kokusai Dori) ที่มีความยาว 1.5 กิโลเมตรนี้ เป็นถนนช้อปปิ้งที่มีชื่อเสียงในใจกลางเมืองนาฮา
Trải dài 1,5 km, Kokusai Dori là một con phố nổi tiếng ở trung tâm thành phố Naha
Every October, Naha hosts its annual Tug-of-War Festival, where competing teams face off with a 200-meter long rope – a Guinness World Record (1997) for being the biggest such event in the world.
November 1st is Ryukyu History and Culture Day. Okinawa has a tradition of respect for ancestors and a reverence for nature, one that is also celebrated every 5 years at the World Uchinanchu Festival in 2022, 2027 and 2032
Naha's Kokusai Dori shopping street has a new addition as of early August: a multi-floor GiGO arcade offering a mix of nostalgia, pop culture, and entertainment.
좋은 자연 조건과 다양한 외국의 영향을 혼합하여 독특한 식습관과 "오키나와 요리"로 알려진 요리 스타일을 만들어냈다. 오키나와 사람들의 장수의 주요 요인 중 하나는 오키나와인들의 요리와 식사 방식이다. 여러분은 나하 시에서 이 건강에 좋은 음식에 대해 모두 배울 수 있다!
고야 참파루 점심 세트는 단 650엔이다. 스팸에는 맛처럼 카라멜 처리된 베이컨이 들어가 있어 콩나물과 당근을 살짝 저어주는 아삭아삭한 대조를 이루는데 반해 고야 쓴 참외는 너무 떫지 않은 것이 부분적으로는 너무 얇게 썰어졌기 때문이다.
Naminoue Shrine is a Shinto shrine in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture. It is located on a high cliff overlooking Naminoue Beach and the ocean. Any boat that enters and exits the trading base of Naha Port looks to the shrine on top of the high cliff and prays for a safe journey, the shrine has always been revered and people pray for a rich fish catch and a rich harvest as well. Each new year the king himself visited the shrine on behalf of his people to pray for the peace and prosperity of the nation. The Naminoue Shrine is admired as the "" main shrine of the kingdom "". It was classified as a Kanpei-shousha (Shrine of National Significance) and Okinawa Sochinju (Shrine that protects all of Okinawa) in the Meiji era, but it was destroyed during the war. After the war, the shrine office (Shamusho) and the main shrine (Honden) were rebuilt in 1953. The church (Haiden) followed a little later and was rebuilt in 1961. In 2006 the Naminoque Shrine was declared a Historic Heritage Site of the City of Naha.
Shuri Castle was built in the 14th century and was the palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom. It was neglected for almost 400 years and suffered great damage during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945. After the war, the castle was used as a university campus, but from 1992 it was rebuilt through extensive reconstructions based on historical records and photographs. The castle served as the administrative center for several centuries until Okinawa became a Japanese prefecture in 1879. The castle is listed as one of the Ryukyu Kingdom's castles declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.