Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium Admission Ticket

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Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium Admission Ticket

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Choose 2 attractions from 20 participating attractions.

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Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium Admission Ticket

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Choose 3 attractions from 20 participating attractions.

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Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium Admission Ticket

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Recommended for those who want to fully enjoy everything Okinawa has to offer!

Home to the world's largest fish, the whale shark (world record for longest care in captivity), and the manta ray — the first species ever bred in captivity. Experience the full wonder of Okinawa's ocean, from vibrant coral reefs to the mysterious deep sea.

Every visit brings new encounters and discoveries. Your QR code grants direct entry at the gate.

※Ticket exchange at the counter is not available.

A one-of-a-kind immersive space where goldfish × art × Japanese culture × Okinawa collide.

Marvel at over 2,000 goldfish of 55 varieties swimming in a massive 3m+ tank — including the world's largest goldfish "Jumbo Oranda" and the Okinawa-born "Ryukin." Seven sensory zones await you.

Located inside Okinawa Outlet Mall Ashibinaa.

A zoo and science museum in Okinawa City where you can meet rare animals found nowhere else but the Ryukyu Islands.

Home to the nationally designated natural monument Daito flying fox, island goats, and other creatures found only here. Get closer to the animals through feeding experiences and animal guide programs, then head to the Wonder Museum for hands-on science fun — a full day of discovery for all ages.

The Night Zoo runs until 9 PM — a chance to see a completely different side of the animals after dark.

※Free for ages 15 and under. Your QR code grants direct entry.

Create a one-of-a-kind accessory right on Kokusai Street.

Simply mix and match one chain with four charms of your choice. The whole experience takes just 15 minutes — easy and fun for both kids and adults. Take your finished piece home the same day and wear it right away.

Held indoors at OTS Bertolla Lounge, it's perfectly comfortable even on rainy or hot days. A wonderful Okinawa memory for couples, families, and solo travelers alike.

A rare find in Okinawa — a taiyaki specialty shop where the owner from Osaka handcrafts smooth, carefully made red bean paste.

Redeem your voucher for 3 taiyaki of your choice, or opt for a classic Okinawa zenzai made with kidney beans. From the standard red bean filling to seasonal limited flavors, it's the perfect sweet break on your trip.

Located on the 2nd floor of Noren Plaza in the Tsuboya/Kainan area — easy to pop in while exploring near Kokusai Street.

A 20-minute glass-bottom boat adventure departing from Mibaru Beach — the closest natural beach to Naha.

Peer through the glass floor at world-class coral reefs and vibrant schools of tropical fish. Clownfish, and a rainbow of red, blue, and yellow fish await — and if you are lucky, you might even spot a sea turtle! No swimming required, no need to change clothes — anyone can join, regardless of age, swimming ability, or wheelchair use.

Sheltered by natural reefs, the calm waters here give OCEANs one of the highest departure rates in Okinawa — even on rainy days. Perfect for a visit right after landing at Naha Airport or on your departure day.

An original accessory experience using Okinawa-exclusive habu snake leather — ready in just 15 minutes.

Every piece of habu leather has a unique pattern, making your finished accessory truly one of a kind. Choose from five items — keychain, bracelet, earrings, or pierced earrings — then simply set the leather and press the glass into place. Three easy steps to a genuine handmade accessory.

Held indoors at OTS Bertolla Lounge on Kokusai Street, it's comfortable rain or shine — a perfect Okinawa souvenir or gift for someone special.

Mystery-solving, tropical fruit gardens, and colorful parrots — a one-of-a-kind tropical theme park in Nago, Okinawa.

In the popular "Tropical Kingdom Story," dive into a storybook world and unlock 19 fruit magic spells in an exciting adventure. Explore a fruit zone with 30+ varieties of tropical trees and meet vibrant parakeets up close in the bird zone.

After your adventure, cool down with a 1.5kg BIG sweet or mango shaved ice. Fun for kids and adults alike — a full day of tropical excitement awaits.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and Nationally Designated Special Scenic Beauty — a strolling garden built in 1799 as the grandest villa of the Ryukyu royal family.

Centered on a heart-shaped pond, the garden weaves together a Chinese-style hexagonal pavilion, Ryukyu limestone walls, and arched bridges into a landscape where Japanese, Chinese, and Ryukyuan aesthetics meet in perfect harmony. Once adorned with plum blossoms, wisteria, and bellflowers through the seasons, it served as a cherished retreat for the royal family.

Located about 2km south of Shuri Castle Park — a hidden gem well worth the visit.

Okinawa's only National Treasure structure and a UNESCO World Heritage Site — the royal mausoleum of the Ryukyu Kingdom, nestled quietly on the hills of Shuri.

Built in 1501 by King Sho Shin, this stone structure uniquely mirrors the palace architecture of its era. The three-chambered tomb, where the kings and queens of the Second Sho Dynasty rest, was painstakingly restored after the devastation of World War II and stands today as it once did.

The Hoen-kan at the entrance offers an informative exhibit on Tamaudun's history. Conveniently located within walking distance of Shuri Castle Park — a perfect combined visit.

A small but deeply immersive museum where Ryukyu royal heritage and Okinawan everyday life come alive.

Admire rare ceramics by Living National Treasure Kinjo Jiro, vivid Ryukyu lacquerware, and lifelike dolls that vividly narrate Okinawan history from the reign of King Sho Taikyu to the present day.

Step back in time through a faithfully recreated farmhouse with looms, hearths, and traditional tools. Conveniently located inside Okashigoten Nago Store — easy to visit while you shop.