[2025 Naha Attraction] Travel Guide for Fukushuen (Updated Jun)

📅 Itinerary Day 1 Stay at Victoria Hotel There is a 24-hour supermarket nearby to meet your consumption needs☑️ You can walk to the port to enjoy the night view🌃 Day 2 Bo Shang Palace-Fuzhou Garden-Confucius Temple Art Museum-San-A Naha Main Place-Shuri Castle-Kinjo-cho Stone Path Stay at Eastinate Hotel Day 3 Eat seafood at Makishi Market🦞 A box of sea urchin (smallest) is ¥2500 and is fresh, sweet and delicious! Gachapon at Xiaolu Station❤️ Back to the airport 🏨 Accommodation Sharing Victoria Hotel❌Not recommended! The front desk staff is friendly, but the hardware in the room is old, and dust and mildew can be seen everywhere🫠😖 5/9 One night stay in a double room 1300 Taiwan dollars Estinate Hotel⭕️Recommended The front desk service is also very good, the environment is fragrant, and the breakfast is delicious! 🫶 5/10 One night stay in a double room 1500 Taiwan dollars 🍴 Food recommendations Yakiniku Main Department (a la carte yakiniku) is a must-go for those who have a budget. You won't be disappointed. 📌 Practical Tips Make good use of reservations at your favorite restaurants to save a lot of valuable time #Okinawa #BBQ Headquarters #Naminoue Palace

A seven-day in-depth tour of Japan, with a complete guide to must-see attractions and food! A super practical guide to make your trip to Japan more exciting! Collect it now! -------- Japan has a rich history and picturesque scenery. The cherry blossoms in spring and the maples in autumn are beautiful. 🎌Customs vary from place to place. The ancient charm of Kyoto and the prosperity of Tokyo are unforgettable once experienced. It is definitely worth a visit! -------- 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: International Pass Roaming on International Pass, feeling the exotic customs and prosperity. Day 2: Tokashiki Island Visit Tokashiki Island and enjoy the island scenery and leisure time. Day 3: Kokusai-dori – Shuri Castle – Shureimon – Naminoue Shrine – Fukushuen Go deep into the city of Naha and experience the wonderful fusion of history, culture and natural landscape. Day 4: Busena Underwater Park – Underwater Observation Tower – Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium – Ocean Expo Park – Cape Manza Explore the mysteries of the ocean and appreciate Okinawa’s unique natural landscape. Day 5: American Village Walk into the American Village and experience the fusion of American style and Okinawan culture. Day 6: Nakijin Castle – Zakimi Castle – Ryukyu Village Travel through history and experience the profound heritage of Ryukyu culture. Day 7: Return trip The pleasant trip to Okinawa ended with a lot of gains. -------- Must-visit attractions: 🌟 Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium 🌟🌟 Recommendation index: 4 stars Address: 424 Ishikawa, Motobu-cho, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture (inside Ocean Expo Park) Opening hours: January 1st-April 26th 08:30-18:30 Visit time: 3-4 hours There are many kinds of sharks, as if you are in a dreamy underwater world, the visual shock is unparalleled! 🌊 Ocean Expo Park 🌊 Recommendation index: 4 stars Address: 424 Ishikawa, Motobu-cho, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture Opening hours: October 1, 2024-February 28, 2025 08:00-18:00 Visit time: 2-3 hours This is the venue for the International Ocean Expo, and the mysteries of the ocean are waiting for you to explore! 🎎 Ryukyu Village 🎎 Recommendation index: 4 stars Address: 1130 Yamada, Onna, Kunigami District, Okinawa 904-0416 Opening hours: 09:30-17:00 Visit time: 1-2 hours Want to experience the traditional culture of Okinawa? Just come to Ryukyu Village, it's like traveling through time and space back to ancient Ryukyu! 🌴 Kokusai-dori 🌴 Recommendation index: 4 stars Address: Kokusai-dori, Makishi 1, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture Visiting time: 1 hour Walking on this street full of Okinawan style, with towering palm trees on both sides, you can feel the exotic and pleasant time! -------- Must-haves before traveling: 🎒 Don’t forget to bring these things when you go to Japan! 📞 Be sure to prepare your phone card so that you can surf the Internet and make phone calls easily. 🔌 A plug converter is necessary as Japanese sockets are different. 🪪 Be sure to bring all your documents, don’t forget your visa and passport. 👗 It's a bit cold in Japan in February, so you have to wear thick coats and warm clothes. 🔋 Chargers and power banks ensure you never run out of power while traveling. 💊 Commonly used medicines are also important, just in case. -------- Trip to Japan, enjoy the local customs! There are more wonderful things waiting for you to explore. Let’s travel to every corner of Japan together!

This time we will introduce "Fukushu Garden (Kuninda Terrace)"‼︎ Fukushu Garden is a symbol of friendship between Naha City and Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, China🐼 This beautiful garden, called the Fuzhou style, has a variety of photo spots such as waterfalls, ponds, towers, swings, etc.❣️ It is a highly recommended spot with plants unique to the tropics such as banyan trees and hibiscus🌴✨ A hidden gem in Okinawa where you can experience something out of the ordinary without a car! At night, it is lit up and has a different charm🥰＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿📍 Fukushuen (Kuninda Terrace)🏷 2-29-19 Kume, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture 🚃About 5 minutes walk from Asahibashi Station or Prefectural Office Station🚗 About 15 minutes by car from Naha Airport🕐9:00-21:00 🗓Closed on Wednesdays💰Until 18:00 200 yen, after 18:00 300 yen＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ #0 yen autumn trip #Okinawa #Okinawa trip #Okinawa sightseeing

🌸The quaint Chinese courtyard is a bit like the Lingnan style in Lai Chi Kok Park in Mei Foo🤣, with winding paths and landscaped landscapes, beautiful and leisurely, but tourists who are used to the Chinese style or have seen too many Chinese buildings may find it ordinary, so if you are a tourist from Taiwan or Hong Kong, you don’t need to come here specially if you are looking for something new. 🌸Fuzhou Garden is located on the way to Naminoue Palace or the beach. You can come in and take a walk when you pass by, feel the cultural integration, and see the close influence of the exchanges between the Chinese and Japanese people in history. It is recommended to stay in the park for 30 minutes to an hour, and there is a restaurant inside that provides lunch. #Okinawa Attractions

A Chinese garden in Naha where you can experience a foreign atmosphere for just 200 yen admission 🇨🇳 📍Fukushuen (Kunnida Terrace), Okinawa A hidden spot where you can experience a foreign atmosphere right in the middle of Naha 🤍 A Chinese garden opened in 1992 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the friendship city agreement between Fuzhou City, China and Naha City, Okinawa, and the 70th anniversary of Naha City's municipalization The garden is a wonderful space where you can experience the feeling of being in China 💕 And the admission fee is only 200 yen, so it's a bargain price! Since it was within walking distance from the hotel I was staying at in Naha City, I walked there for a quick visit before catching my flight in the afternoon ♡ (A hidden spot that isn't too crowded) 2-29-19 Kume, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, 900-0033 🚃 7 minutes walk from Yui Rail Prefectural Office Station 🚗 15 minutes by car from Naha Airport 💵 Admission fee: 200 yen for adults, 100 yen for children 🕙 9:00-21:00 (closed on Wednesdays) - - ☑ Post the exciting spots you've actually visited ☑ Save the places that interest you and make them your next outing candidate...✈ #besttrip2023 #Okinawa #Naha #OkinawaTrip #OkinawaTourism #DomesticTrip #JustLikeOverseas

Fukushuen Park (Fuzhou Garden), a Chinese-style park This is a garden themed on the four seasons of China to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the friendship city between Naha City, Okinawa, Japan and Fuzhou City, China. It is a Chinese-style garden where you can feel the Chinese atmosphere, and the interior is well-maintained, so there are many photo zones. It felt like a garden that exquisitely mixed with the feeling of Japan. 🙂 Many people come here by bus on group tours, but it is also close to Naha City's Kokusai Street, so you can come by foot, so if you have some free time, I recommend going!❤️ Okinawa has a tropical climate all year round, so the weather can change a lot, so it's a good idea to bring a folding umbrella because there can be a squall ‼️ It's a quiet place, so it's a good place to take pictures or visit for healing. 📍​2 Chome-29-19 Kume, Naha, Okinawa 900-0033 Japan ✔️Hours / Admission Daytime (09:00-18:00) Adults 200 yen, Children 100 yen Nighttime (18:00-21:00) Adults 300 yen, Children 150 yen ❣️I went during the day, but I heard it's a very pretty place at night! #TouristAttractionReview #Okinawa #JapanTravel #Naha #Japan #Fukushuen #FukushuenPark

#OkinawaTourism #WinterTrip #BreathtakingView Fukushuen Garden opened in 1992 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the friendship agreement between Naha City and Fuzhou City in Fujian Province, China, and the 70th anniversary of Naha City's municipalization. The relationship between Naha City and Fuzhou City dates back to the 14th century, which is the Kamakura period in Japanese history. The Ryukyu Kingdom at that time was in a period of great trade and was very prosperous. The people of Kume Village (Kuninda), who migrated from Fujian Province, supported this prosperity. The people of Kuninda had specialized skills such as interpretation and navigation, and had a great influence on education in the Ryukyu Kingdom afterwards, and the first public school in the Ryukyu Kingdom, Meirindo, was also established here. Kume, Naha City, where Fukushuen Garden is located, is exactly where Kuninda was located.

An exotic garden that faithfully reproduces a garden in China. There are many things to see, such as a Chinese-style gazebo, waterfall, pond, and tower. It's perfect for Instagram. You can get a 360-degree view of Naha city from the gazebo on high ground. The artificial waterfall and stone caves are also very impressive. If you visit in the summer, you can feel cool in the waterfall and pond. It is located just a 10-minute walk from Kencho-mae Station. It is a recommended spot in Naha. #Breathtaking views

The Chinese garden "Fukushu-en" is located in Naha City. Although it is located close to the city center and has good access, the garden is quiet and makes you forget that you are in the city. It was created to commemorate the friendly relationship between Okinawa and Fujian Province in China, and it is a recommended place to visit during this cool season as it will help you forget time. Admission fee: 200 yen for adults #Okinawa tourism #Chinese garden #tourist spot #tourist attraction #tourist spot tour

#OkinawaTourism I've been to Okinawa many times, but I didn't know that such a place had been there for 30 years. It's quite large. I'm addicted to Chinese dramas, so I was even more excited. The entrance fee is 200 yen during the day and 300 yen when it is lit up from 6pm. I entered around 5:30pm, but I didn't have to come back until 6pm, so I could enjoy both. It was fantastic to see the colors change from red to blue to green. I've never been to China, but I felt like I was on a trip and was able to take a lot of beautiful photos. I'd like to go back in a Chinese dress. You can go behind the waterfall, but the water was very strong and my feet got quite wet. There is a cafe in the park, and the interior was wonderful, the drinks were reasonable, and the atmosphere was good, but it was empty, probably because it was a weekday. I've introduced the Good Farmers Kitchen separately.

#Overseas Travel #Japan Travel #Okinawa Travel Naha and Fuzhou became sister cities in 1981🤝🤝 The Fuzhou Garden was built to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of Naha City and the 10th anniversary of the establishment of friendship. The garden imitates the famous scenic spots in Fuzhou, including three mountains (Yu Mountain, Wu Mountain, Ping Mountain) and two towers (White Tower and Wu Tower), and has built pavilions and other buildings. Ponds, waterfalls, green trees, dragon pillars and stone carvings of the Eight Immortals are dotted in between, presenting the beautiful landscape of a typical Chinese garden. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻So distinctive Chinese garden. Well worth a visit Admission: Free address Okinawa Prefecture Naha City Kume 2-29 transportation From Naha Airport, take bus No. 23 or No. 25, get off at Matsuo, and walk about 12 minutes.

It's right on the roadside. I thought it was a community park, but it turns out you need to buy a ticket to enter. Chinese Garden! It's a friendly building between Ryukyu and Fuzhou City! The pavilions and terraces inside really present the cultural temperament of ancient wealthy families! The ponds, woods, and fruit trees in the landscape have their own moments in each season. The lights will be turned on at night, which should be another splendor! Unfortunately, time is limited. I look forward to the next time!

🌧️ Rainy Days in Okinawa – A Slow-Paced Getaway 3 Days, 2 Nights in Naha & Nearby – April2025 #travel #solo #okinawa #japan Sometimes the best trips aren’t about rushing to see everything—but about slowing down and letting the mood of the place soak in (along with a bit of rain). Okinawa surprised me with its relaxed charm, even under gray skies. ⸻ Day 1 – Arrival & Chilling Around Naha I arrived in the evening and checked into Grand Cabin Hotel Naha. It’s a compact and clean place, perfect for solo travelers or anyone just needing a base to rest. Since it was already dark and drizzling, I didn’t go far. Instead, I wandered a bit near the hotel—just enough to breathe in the warm island air and get a taste of local life. The streets were quiet, the sound of rain soft on the pavement. Peaceful start. ⸻ Day 2 – Umikaji Terrace & Okinawa Monorail Adventure Despite the rain, I started the day with a trip to Umikaji Terrace. The white buildings with a seaside view were beautiful even with clouds above—kind of like a Mediterranean vibe but with an Okinawan twist. I grabbed a coffee and just watched the waves roll in. Not much else was needed. Next, I hopped on the 1-day Okinawa Monorail Pass—a fun and easy way to explore the city without getting soaked. I stopped at various stations just to look around, but the highlight was Shurijo Castle Park. Although most of the main structures were still under reconstruction after the fire, the park area was beautiful and full of history. With fewer people due to the weather, it felt more personal, like walking through memories of a kingdom. ⸻ Day 3 – Local Flavors & Seaside Chill Started with a visit to Makishi Public Market. It’s a great spot to see Okinawan ingredients and grab a meal upstairs—you can pick your seafood downstairs and they cook it for you! I had fresh sashimi and Okinawan-style pork—so flavorful and comforting on a rainy day. Later, I took a bus ride out to American Village, which felt like stepping into a completely different world. Quirky shops, cafes, and murals everywhere. I didn’t shop much—just wandered, got a snack, and then strolled by the beach. The sky was still moody, but walking along the quiet shore was the perfect slow moment. ⸻ Nights in Naha – Rainy Walks & Shopping Streets Every night, I headed out to the shopping street in Naha (Kokusai Dori). Even with the rain, the street was lively with locals and tourists dodging puddles, eating street food, and browsing souvenir shops. I got a few gifts, snacked on sata andagi (Okinawan doughnuts), and just enjoyed the atmosphere. The rhythm of the rain made it feel extra cozy. ⸻ Final Thoughts Okinawa in the rain might not be full of sun-soaked beaches, but it offers something just as special—a slower pace, a warm heart, and small moments that stay with you. If you’re ever caught in Okinawa with gloomy weather, don’t rush. Let the island’s relaxed energy lead the way.

This time I drove for five days We went on the Nagashima Roadtrip from the airport. Very fulfilled went to many places Five days was not much, but to go to have to eat we enjoyed it and thankfully went smoothly. 🗺️ [Itinerary Route] Day 1: Sekishima, Happy Pancake, Itoki Fishermen's Canteen Day 2: Okinawa Ryukyu Yuquan Cave, Yuna Cafeteria, Chinen Cape, American Village Day 3: Manzamou - The Most Beautiful Aquarium - Mikako Palace (Enna Store) Day 4: Southeast Botanical Park, AEON Dream City, Day 5: Ball in the Palace - 📍【Must-See Attractions】 1. Ocean Expo Park 2. Tropical Dream Center 3. Bisefu Grove 4. Ten thousand hairs 5. Nabee Beach, Enna Waterfront Park 6. Imperial Confectionery Palace (Enna Store) 7. Shuri Castle Park, Okinawa 8. Wave on the palace 9. Fuzhou Garden 10. Southern kiln 11. Heiwa-dori Shopping Street, Okinawa 12. Jiuqing Gate 13. Okinawa Children’s Kingdom 🥘【Must-eat food】 🏠【Accommodation Recommendation】 📷【Photo Check-in Spot】 📣【Tips】

This unique garden, located in the heart of Okinawa City, has a history spanning over 30 years. The story begins in 1992, when to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Naha's establishment and the sister-city relationship between Fuzhou and Naha, a group of craftsmen from Fuzhou was invited to create this garden. The garden features a peach blossom stream reflecting corridors and viewing platforms, exuding a strong Chinese aesthetic. The White Pagoda and Black Pagoda each occupy distinct scenic spots within the garden. A waterfall pavilion is built atop an artificial hill, offering a refreshing experience from below and a panoramic view of Fuzhou Garden from above. Using the borrowed scenery technique, the garden achieves a layered appearance. White walls, gray tiles, red pillars, and stone materials combine to create a Jiangnan-style garden with Fuzhou characteristics. Additionally, the garden is planted with mulberries, papayas, and local Okinawan vegetation, presenting a harmonious blend of styles. Fuzhou Garden offers incredibly affordable admission. Daytime visits cost only 200 yen, while nighttime visits, which include illuminated views, are priced at 600 yen due to higher maintenance costs. Whether as a rainy-day backup plan or a quick stop before your flight, this garden is well worth a visit. 📍Address: 〒900-0033 Okinawa Prefecture, Naha City, Kume 2-29-19 🚗 A 10-minute walk from Kencho-mae Station on the monorail.

#EnjoyJapan I bought some bread this morning and ate it in the plaza at Fukushuen Garden. Eating bread in a quiet space while feeling the nature was the best! The view of the greenery and pond in the plaza was soothing, and the morning felt like it was flowing slowly. It's nice to have such a relaxing place in the center of Naha. Perfect for morning activities! Basic information: • Location: Fukushu-en (Kumoji 1-chome, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture) • Access: About 5 minutes on foot from "Kencho-mae Station" on the Yui Rail • Business hours: 9:00-18:00 (subject to change) • Features: Chinese-style garden / Relaxing in the plaza / Oasis in Naha City English translation: Title: [Naha, Fukushu-en] Morning Bread Time at the Garden Plaza for a Relaxing Start Body: I bought some bread and ate it at the plaza in Fukushu-en. Eating breakfast surrounded by nature in this quiet space was the best! The greenery and pond view made the morning feel calm and peaceful. It’s amazing to find such a relaxing spot right in the heart of Naha. Perfect for a morning refresh! #Okinawa #Fukushu-en #NahaMorningActivity #GardenCafe #NahaMorning #FukushuEn #RelaxingSpot #MorningSquare #NatureInCity

🗺️🗺️ 【Travel Itinerary】 Day 1: Okinawa Children's Land - Okinawa City Koza Sports Park - Koza Music Town Day 2: American Village - Sunset Beach - Chura-yu Day 3: Naminoue Beach - Fukushu-en - Kokusai Dori Yatai Village 📍📍【Recommended Spots】 1. Okinawa Children's Land 2. Okinawa City Koza Sports Park 3. Koza Music Town 4. American Village 5. Sunset Beach 6. Chura-yu 7. Naminoue Beach 8. Fukushu-en 9. Kokusai Dori Yatai Village 🥘🥘【Recommended Spots】 🏠🏠【Recommended Hotels】 📷📷 【Photo Spots】 📣📣【Photo Spots】

On the last day in Okinawa, it was still raining and windy. With half a day to spare before my flight, I visited Fuzhou Gardens, not far from the hotel. I didn't expect to find such a classical Chinese garden in Okinawa. The entrance fee is JPY 100. Strolling through the garden, leaning on the small bridge to watch the flowing water, and looking at the "Three Mountains" from the "Two Towers," I felt like I was in Fuzhou, Fujian, China. Fuzhou Gardens was built to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the sister-city relationship between Fuzhou, China, and Naha, Japan. The design and technical guidance of Fuzhou Gardens were provided by Fuzhou City, and the building materials were also from Fuzhou, so it has an authentic "Chinese flavor."

#0yentripFebruary2025 All photos are from Okinawa! The first photo is from a place called Fukushuen! The entrance fee is 200 yen and you can look around the Chinese buildings without time limit🇨🇳You can also buy carp food for 100 yen and experience feeding them🙆♀️ The second and third photos are from American Village! American Village has an American feel to the town, and there are many restaurants and shops where you can buy miscellaneous goods💖 The parking lot is also very large and it is easy to access by car👌 The third, fourth and fifth photos are photos taken at Churaumi Aquarium! The aquarium is very clear and you can observe the fish very well👀 Also, the whale shark, the highlight of Churaumi Aquarium, was very impressive, so please visit it!!

Hey girls! The New Year is almost here, and if you're planning to spend it in Japan, you won't want to miss this 7-day travel guide! It's packed with useful tips, so take it and enjoy! / Route suggestions: Day 1: Kokusai Dori Day Trip 🚶‍♀️ Explore the bustling Kokusai Dori and enjoy shopping and food! Day 2: Tokashiki Island 🏝️ Head to Tokashiki Island and enjoy the island's charm and clear waters. Day 3: History and Culture Tour 🏯 Visit Kokusai Dori again -> Visit the ancient Shuri Castle -> Pass through Shureimon Gate -> Visit Naminoue Shrine and Fukushuen Garden to experience Okinawa's rich history. Day 4: Ocean Park Adventure 🐠 Visit Busena Marine Park -> Climb the Underwater Observatory -> Get up close and personal with marine life at Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium -> Visit Ocean Expo Park -> Enjoy the natural scenery of Cape Manzamo. Day 5: American Village Day Trip 🏖️ Experience the unique culture and atmosphere of American Village and enjoy a relaxing time. Day 6: Ancient City and Village Tour 🏚️ Visit Nakijin Castle and Zakimi Castle -> Experience the traditional culture of Ryukyu Village. Day 7: Leave Naha and Return Home 🛫 End your Okinawa trip and head home with lots of memories. / 🧳 Travel Checklist: 📞 Prepare a SIM card so you can stay in touch and not get lost. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Japan's voltage is different from ours. 🪪 Make sure to bring your documents, and check your passport and visa several times. 👔 If you're going to Japan in January, remember to bring a thick coat, as it's cold there. 🔋 Chargers and power banks will keep you powered up and give you peace of mind. / Come to Japan, enjoy the beautiful scenery and delicious food, and you'll fall in love with this charming country!

Traveling to Japan for Spring Festival? Don't miss this itinerary! This 7-day itinerary will take you around Japan to experience a different kind of New Year. Come explore with us! -------------------- 🛣️Itinerary: D1: Kokusai Street Spend the first day shopping on Kokusai Street and experience the prosperity and unique features of Okinawa. D2: Tokashiki Island On the second day, visit the beautiful Tokashiki Island and enjoy the island style and clear waters. D3: Kokusai Street -> Shuri Castle -> Shureimon Gate -> Naminoue Shrine -> Fukushu-en Garden The third day is full of activities. Start from Kokusai Street, visit the historic Shuri Castle, pass through Shureimon Gate, visit the mysterious Naminoue Shrine, and finally experience the charm of a Chinese garden at Fukushu-en Garden. D4: Busena Marine Park -> Underwater Observatory -> Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium -> Ocean Expo Park -> Cape Manzamo On the fourth day, first visit Busena Marine Park and the Underwater Observatory, then head to the world-famous Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, then visit Ocean Expo Park, and finally visit the unique Cape Manzamo. D5: American Village On the fifth day, visit the American Village, full of American style, and experience a different cultural atmosphere. D6: Nakijin Castle -> Zakimi Castle -> Ryukyu Mura On the sixth day, visit the historic Nakijin Castle and Zakimi Castle, and finally visit Ryukyu Mura to experience the traditional culture of Okinawa. D7: Naha On the last day, enjoy free time in Naha. You can shop for souvenirs or taste authentic food to end your wonderful trip to Okinawa.🎉 -------------------- Tips: - Visa: You need to apply for a visa in advance to visit Japan.📝 - January weather: January is cold in Japan, so remember to bring a thick coat and warm clothes.❄️ - Local currency: Japan uses the yen, so it's more convenient to exchange cash in advance.💴 - Exchange rate: Pay attention to the exchange rate between the RMB and the yen, and plan your expenses accordingly.💡 -------------------- Come to Japan and enjoy the unique local customs. Trip.com will help you start a wonderful journey with ease. A quality choice you can't miss!

7-day Japan tour, explore the beauty of Japanese style! Amazing itinerary, take you to explore Japan and experience different cultural customs, come and explore together! / 🌴🗺Itinerary: D1: Kokusai Street Visit Kokusai Street and feel the prosperity and charm of Okinawa. D2: Tokashiki Island Head to Tokashiki Island and enjoy the island scenery and leisure time. D3: Kokusai Street - Shuri Castle - Shureimon Gate - Naminoue Shrine - Fukushu-en Garden Start from Kokusai Street, explore the historical sites of Shuri Castle, then visit Shureimon Gate, enjoy the unique charm of Naminoue Shrine, and finally stroll through Fukushu-en Garden to feel the exotic atmosphere. D4: Busena Marine Park - Underwater Observatory - Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium - Ocean Expo Park - Cape Manzamo Visit Busena Marine Park, climb the Underwater Observatory to enjoy the scenery, then visit Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium and Ocean Expo Park to feel the wonders of the ocean, and finally go to Cape Manzamo to see the natural wonders. D5: American Village Stroll through American Village and experience the collision of American style and Okinawan culture. D6: Nakijin Castle - Zakimi Castle - Ryukyu Village Visit Nakijin Castle and Zakimi Castle to trace the history of Ryukyu, then visit Ryukyu Village to feel the charm of traditional Ryukyu culture. D7: Depart from Naha Depart from Naha and end the wonderful trip to Okinawa.🛫 / Must-visit attractions: 🐟Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium: There are many kinds of sharks here, and the underwater world is like a dream, every step is shocking! 🌊Ocean Expo Park: Want to feel the grandeur of the ocean? This is the venue of the International Ocean Expo, where science and beauty coexist! 🏮Ryukyu Village: Want to see the traditional culture of Okinawa? This theme park is definitely not to be missed, it will take you through history and feel the Ryukyu style. / Notes: - Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to go to Japan to ensure a smooth trip.😊 - Specialty prices: Japan has a wide variety of specialties, compare prices when buying to avoid spending money unnecessarily.🛍️ - December climate: The temperature in Japan in December is moderate, but it is cooler in the morning and evening, remember to bring a warm coat.🧣 - Currency exchange rate: Japan uses yen, learn about the exchange rate with RMB in advance for easy conversion.💴 / ✈️Okay, the little tips for traveling to Japan are shared here, I wish you a happy trip and a safe journey~

#Japan and Korea Spring Destinations #Okinawa #Japan #Ryukyu Fukushuen Garden in Naha, Okinawa was built on the site of Kume Village in the former Ryukyu Kingdom. Looking back at the historical relationship between Fuzhou and Ryukyu, Fuzhou was once the only trading port when the Ryukyu Kingdom paid tribute to China, so Naha and Fuzhou, China became friendly cities in the 1980s. 1991 marked the 70th anniversary of the founding of Naha City and the 10th anniversary of its establishment as a friendly city with Fuzhou. In order to commemorate this history, the decision was made to build the Fuzhou Garden. From design to construction, the Fuzhou Garden was completed by people from Fuzhou hired by Naha, and the materials used were also entirely from Fuzhou. The park is surrounded by picturesque scenery, integrating Fuzhou's representative landscapes into the park. Visitors can freely immerse themselves in the flower and bird garden. 📍Address: 2-29 Kume, Naha City

I will introduce "Fukushu-en" in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture. Fukushu-en is a garden that opened to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the friendship agreement between Naha City and Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, China, and the 70th anniversary of Naha City's municipalization. It is a 10-minute walk from the "Kencho-mae" station of the Yui Rail. If you are walking from Naminoue Shrine, when you see the park, walk with the park on your right. It is in a residential area, so it may feel a little far on foot. The garden is Chinese-style, so the decorations are also Chinese-style. The garden is a good size, so you can walk around it in about 30 minutes even if you walk slowly. It is at the very back of the garden, but there is a waterfall, so be sure to check it out. You can soak up plenty of negative ions. There is also an observation deck above the waterfall, so you can look over the garden. The garden is a bit like a maze, so you need to remember where you have been and walk around. It is lit up at night, but since it is a garden, it is better to visit during the day. ★Fukushuen Garden 2-29-19 Kume, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, 900-0033 #FreeHongKongAirTicket #OkinawaTourism #Naha #Garden

I enjoyed a bit of China in Okinawa 🇨🇳 The Fuzhou Garden was created to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the sister city relationship between Fuzhou City in Fujian Province, China, and Naha City. As soon as you step into the premises, it feels just like China 🇨🇳 There is an admission fee of 200 yen (300 yen after 6 pm), but the garden is quite spacious, so you can take more photos than you might expect 📷 It reminded me of similar gardens in Shanghai, it's almost entirely like China! There's also a pond with koi in it, and the place was larger than I expected, so before I knew it, I had stayed for over an hour 🩵 It's also close to Kokusai Street, so I recommend it to those who want to enjoy a slightly different Okinawa 😆

Fuzhou Garden is a garden full of Chinese style. When I stepped into this park, I felt like I had entered a fairyland. The place is full of greenery, with flowers and trees everywhere. I felt the beauty and harmony of nature. The Chinese-style architecture and design in the park add an ancient and mysterious atmosphere. The garden here combines rocky terrain, waterfalls and koi ponds to create a picturesque scenery 🌿🏯🌺 Stroll along the garden paths in the Fuzhou Garden and admire the beauty of the flowers and plants. I saw various kinds of flowers, such as cherry blossoms, peonies, and lotus flowers, which exuded charming fragrance. I also discovered some waterfalls and koi ponds hidden in the gardens, which added a touch of coolness and liveliness. Here, I feel like I am one with nature and feel the peace and tranquility 🌸🌊🐠 The Chinese-style architecture in the Fuzhou Garden is also a highlight. We visited many exquisite pavilions and towers, which showcased the unique charm of traditional Chinese architecture. Each building has its own unique shape and details, which is amazing. In these buildings, I felt the profound heritage and traditional aesthetics of Chinese culture. 🏯🎎🌿 Fuzhou Garden is a refreshing place that combines nature and culture. The greenery, rocky terrain, waterfalls and koi ponds here showcase the beauty and diversity of nature. Chinese architecture gives me an ancient and mysterious feeling. If you want to get lost in a fairyland, don’t miss this green Fuzhou Garden. Let us find beauty and tranquility together in this sea of ​​flowers! 🌿🏯🌸 #Japan must-visit check-in spots

You can see traditional Chinese buildings.