☔️Okinawa trip on a rainy day🇯🇵

🗓️Schedule🗓️ Day 1/Day 2: Naha City Day 3: Taketomi Island Day 4: Ishigaki Island 🏖️Recommended Spots🏖️ 1. Kokusai Street: A fun walk around the city where you can feel the tropical atmosphere and look for souvenirs 2. Shuri Castle: Experience unique architecture and culture that is different from other cities in Japan (restoration is scheduled to be completed in 2026) 3. Shimauta Izakaya: Have fun playing kachashi with other customers 4. Taketomi Island: Ride a water buffalo cart and tour the Ryukyu houses while learning about the island and listening to the sanshin. Cycling is also good 👍🏻 5. Miyara River Mangrove: You can go kayaking or SUP in one of the largest mangroves in Japan 🚣♂️ Also, even on rainy days, the cancellation rate is low, so it's a good target 🍴Gourmet🍴 1. Rafute #Shimauta Live Izakaya Yuka (Naha City) 2. Beniimo Soft Serve Ice Cream #Blue Seal Parlor Owan Branch (Naha City) 3. Soki Soba #Urizun (Naha City) 4. Hamburger #Ishigaki Island Kitauchi Farm Hamasaki Main Branch (Ishigaki Island) 🛎️Recommended Hotels🛎️ 📍#Hotel Resol Trinity Naha 　7 Asahi-cho, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture 900-0029 　┗Yui Rail Asahibashi Station 📍#Vessel Hotel Ishigakijima 　〒907-0013 1-2-7 Hamasakicho, Ishigaki City, Okinawa Prefecture ┗8 minutes walk from the remote island terminal 📸Photogenic spots📸 1.#Kokusai-dori ┗There are impressive signs and mascots everywhere, so take pictures of the ones you like 2.#Taketomi Island ┗10 minutes by ferry from Ishigaki Island. An island where the original scenery of Okinawa remains. Spend time at famous sunset spots, beautiful beaches #Kondoi Beach, and starry sand #Kaiji Beach🏝️ 3.Ishigaki Island ┗Snorkeling & Blue Cave Tour and Starry Sky Tour are recommended🌌One of the reasons we recommend this place is that there are many activities you can enjoy even on rainy days, such as sanshin lessons and shisa making 📝Travel tips📝 Even after the rainy season, it often rains, so an umbrella is essential. Also, typhoons pass quickly, so flights and ferries may be canceled, so we recommend that you leave some time in mind and with a schedule. (Actually, we had planned to stay one night on Iriomote Island, but the ferry was cancelled so we had to change our plans.)