Regular Sightseeing Bus Tour - Okinawa World ( Limestone Cave）& War Memorial Sites

Embark on a journey to southern Okinawa, where the delicate balance of untouched natural wonders meets stories that have shaped our world. Our first destination, the Gyokusendo Caves, is nature's masterpiece. As you navigate through the caves, you'll witness millennia-old stalactites and stalagmites, a testament to Okinawa's underground treasures. The air will then be filled with the sounds of the traditional "Eisā" dance and music performances, offering an authentic insight into Okinawa's vibrant culture.

From the enchantment of nature, we transition to the solemn history of Okinawa at the Peace Memorial Park in Mabuni. The park stands as a silent witness to the tales of bravery and the price of peace during the Battle of Okinawa. Every corner, especially the Himeyuri Memorial Monument, tells a story of courage, loss, and hope. These narratives will deepen your understanding of Okinawa's rich past, making every step in this tour resonate with meaning.

But a trip to Okinawa isn't complete without indulging in some local delights! Iias Okinawa Toyosaki, the southern gem of Japan's shopping scene, awaits. Here, you can find unique Okinawan crafts, modern fashion, and tantalizing local cuisine. Whether you're hunting for souvenirs or eager to try local treats, this shopping haven caters to every desire.

Okinawa's blend of nature, history, and modernity is unmatched. Dive deep into its essence, uncover hidden tales, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Interested in experiencing this multifaceted paradise? Reserve your spot today, and let Okinawa reveal its magic to you.

Tour Highlights

• Exploration of the ancient Gyokusendo Caves

• Authentic "Eisā" dance and music performances

• Reflective visit to Peace Memorial Park in Mabuni

• Touching moments at Himeyuri Memorial Monument

• Shopping at Iias Okinawa Toyosaki

What's Included

• Entry to Okinawa World

• A tasty meal

What's Not

• Okinawa Peace Memorial Museum entry (Optional)

• Himeyuri Museum entry (Optional)

• Transport to/from attractions

• Personal expenses

What to Expect

1. Okinawa World

Get ready to dive into Okinawa's natural beauty and fun culture! See the Gyokusendō Caves, old and amazing with colorful pointy rocks that hang from the ceiling. Wander around the old-timey "Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town" and try making traditional crafts. Oh, and there's also a cool snake museum. End with a bang by watching the lively "Super Eisā" dance show.

Duration: 2 Hours

2. Okinawa Peace Memorial Park 

Visit a peaceful park that remembers a big battle from a long time ago. The park has a special place called the Cornerstone of Peace. Here, they've carved the names of all who lost their lives, no matter where they came from. It's a place to think about the importance of living in harmony.

Duration: 1 Hour

3. Himeyuri Memorial Monument 

Learn about brave schoolgirls who, during a tough war time, helped as nurses in a cave. It's a touching story of their courage and how they took care of injured soldiers. Sadly, many didn’t make it. This place remembers their bravery and the teachers who were with them.

Duration: 80 Minutes

4. Iias Okinawa Toyosaki 

After all that history, it's time for some shopping fun! At Iias Okinawa Toyosaki, you'll find lots of stores to explore. There's even an aquarium and a mini theme park inside. Shop, play, and have a great time wrapping up your day!

Duration: 80 Minutes

Things to Keep in Mind

• Sometimes our tours can be paused or changed because of bad weather or surprise events. Thanks for being flexible!

• We aim to get back on time, but things like traffic or unexpected weather can cause delays. Thanks for understanding if we're a bit late.

• Flying out on the day of the tour? It's a good idea to leave 2 extra hours just in case. If you miss your flight, we're sorry, but we can't help with that.

• Little ones might have some extra costs for meals and getting into places.

• Kids between 4 and 5? There’s a small fee to enter Okinawa World.

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