Things to do in Ie

We visited Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium as a family with our grown-up sons and had a fantastic time! The enormous aquarium with whale sharks and manta rays was absolutely breathtaking. We also enjoyed watching the colourful tropical fish and the dolphin show. Even though our boys are all grown up, we all had so much fun together. It was a wonderful family experience and definitely one of the highlights of our Okinawa trip!

the largest sea park with big aquarium in Japan, this is the largest aquarium in Okinawa , u can see very amazing dolphin performance show and see different fish and u can enjoy the sea view as well 營業時間：10:00-7pm地址：Okinawa 貼士：I follow one day tour to go 推薦原因：u can spend the four hours to enjoy

I love theme parks and this is new concept for me. The rain/weather only added thrill to the atmosphere. There were also few visitors during my visit so I was able to do all the attractions that I wanted to do. The food in Panaroma Dining is delicious. The spa was also very nice. It was a great way to end the day!

In Nago City, a little far from Naha, you can play with the Churaumi Aquarium ~ Although it is not big, it is fun. Take a small train + automatic sightseeing car, there are Chinese commentaries, eat pineapple ice cream after sightseeing and buy souvenirs. It takes about 1 to 1.5 hours.

The ruins of present-day Guinin Castle in northern Okinawa, Japan, are one of the World Cultural Heritage Sites and a relatively well-preserved ruin. There are nine ruins in Okinawa (including Shuri Castle), commonly known as the "Heritage Complex of the Ryukyu Kingdom". Although only the ruins are visited now, without a single building, according to the scope of the stone city wall and foundation, it is difficult to imagine the scale of that time. At the right time, you can also see a little cherry blossoms, and because of the sea, you can overlook the beautiful sea view.

Kouri Island is a circular island with a diameter of about 8 km floating in the north of Yagaji Island. Sea urchin and mozuku are the specialties of this island, which are well-known and the fishing industry is prosperous. There is the Okinawan version of the creation myth of Adam and Eve, and ancient sacrificial activities such as the Sea God Festival held after the Bon Festival in July of the old lunar calendar have been passed down.

Location and Recommended Route: Located just a 5-minute drive from Churaumi Aquarium, this is an essential stop to include in your northern itinerary. A 10-minute walk along the village alleys reveals panoramic views of Bise Beach and Ie Island, making it the perfect relaxing stroll for 50 minutes to an hour after visiting the aquarium. Transportation and Parking Tips (Cost Saving): Access via public transportation is difficult, so renting a car is highly recommended. While visitors are often directed to a 500-yen paid parking lot near the village entrance, there is a free public parking lot located a little further inside, so be sure to check the map before entering. Amenities & Dining: 'Fukusuke Tamagoyaki' near the entrance features a Korean kiosk, making it easy to order even if you don't speak Japanese. The omelet is very thick and filling, but since it is large enough to eat with your hands, it is recommended to bring wet wipes or napkins. Buffalo Cart Operation Notice: The buffalo cart does not operate on weekdays and runs only on Saturdays and Sundays (11:00–15:30). If you wish to board, please be sure to check the visiting days!

A special attraction in Okinawa. It is actually very small and I feel that I can walk around it in less than half an hour. I can see wild pineapples on the roadside. It feels quite fun. There is not much else to comment on. The sea is actually very blue~

Ocean Expo Park is connected to the sea. You don’t need to buy a separate ticket for the dolphin show theater inside. You can see it after coming out of the aquarium. The dolphin show is cute and powerful, and the interaction with the audience is very lovely. Remember to prepare a change of clothes.

This is the most beautiful beach I have ever seen. Pure, clear, lush and green, it is an undeveloped natural area. Walking across the Setoko Bridge, it is quite lively under the bridge, there is a supermarket 🏪 (there are cosmetics and tax-free), strolling around and returning to the hotel, just right.