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Discover the world of Samurai with your amazing private tour. Join our private tour with free ride, and immerse yourself in the world of Sengoku period. You can also enjoy snacks, as well as beer and liquor (all you can drink). Your guide is also a trained driver, offering you a comfortable ride between the spots. Meet us at your nearest monorail station or airport and let's get the night started. Perfect for families, couples, or small groups. ※Maximum number of participants: 4 ※The duration of this tour is 3.5 hours. ※You can change the start time of the tour. ※We can offer you a free ride from/to your hotel, if you are staying in Naha/ Ginowan/ Itoman City. Please tell us your location.

Embark on a journey with blending Okinawa’s beaches and rich history! Start near Senaga Island, close to Naha Airport or Naha Port, with turquoise waters and a tropical juice. First stop: Tropical Beach in Ginowan, a paradise with powdery sands and a coconut drink. Next, explore Shurijo Castle Park, a UNESCO site where the Ryukyu Kingdom’s history comes alive with stunning architecture. Then, visit American Village in Chatan. Join for sun, history, and flavors!

Visit Shikinaen, the historic royal garden of the Ryukyuan kings, located just south of Shurijo Castle. This UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases a beautiful blend of Okinawan, Japanese, and Chinese influences, featuring unique stone bridges and traditional garden layouts. As you walk through the lush tropical vegetation, a knowledgeable local guide will share insights into the garden's rich history and cultural significance. Enjoy a serene 1.5-hour exploration of this stunning location that embodies the essence of Ryukyuan cultural identity. - Discover Shikinaen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Okinawa - Experience the unique fusion of Okinawan, Japanese, and Chinese garden styles - Guided tour led by an experienced local expert - Explore the lush tropical plants and their cultural symbolism

Experience the cultural heart of Okinawa on this scenic 18km guided cycling tour through Naha. Ride past some of the city’s most historic and spiritual landmarks while enjoying beautiful coastal views and quiet backstreets. Starting at Naha Umisora Park, we’ll first visit Naminoue Shrine, a striking shrine perched above the sea, where locals come to pray for safe travels. Then, we’ll cycle inland to Sougenji Temple, the peaceful resting place of the Ryukyu royal family, rich in history and atmosphere. This tour continues with a gentle climb to Shurijo Castle, once the political and cultural center of the Ryukyu Kingdom. After taking in the views, we’ll descend toward Naha Port, where you’ll catch a glimpse of Okinawa’s connection to the sea—both past and present. Final stop is Onoyama Park, a hidden gem where you can relax and enjoy panoramic views of the city and ocean. Afterwards we'll head back to Umisora Park to conclude the tour.

Enjoy a day of sightseeing in Naha, the capital of the Okinawa prefecture, during this comprehensive full-day guided tour. Embark on a tour of must-see spots like Shurijo Castle, Hiji Waterfall, the Nakagusuku Castle ruins, Kokusaidori street, and more, on a customizable tour with an official licensed guide. This tour allows you to see Naha your way, while learning about the history and culture of the region.

Explore the unique world of Okinawa's Yachimun pottery on this engaging two-hour guided tour. Start at the Tsuboya Pottery Museum, where you'll learn about the rich history of Tsuboya ware, shaped by the Ryukyu Kingdom. Wander along Yachimun Street, a picturesque lane filled with studios and shops run by talented local potters. Your expert guide will share insights into the artisans' techniques and stories, making connections with the creators behind these exquisite handmade pieces. Perfect for those seeking authentic souvenirs that embody the spirit of Okinawa. - Discover the heritage of Okinawan pottery at Tsuboya Pottery Museum - Stroll through Yachimun Street, lined with artisan shops - Connect with local potters and learn about their craft - Ideal for travelers looking for unique, handmade souvenirs

Discover the culture and highlights of Central Okinawa on a private, customizable tour. Enjoy an authentic karate experience with a local instructor—the same special experience enjoyed by renowned American comedian Eric André. ※Please note that the karate experience requires an additional fee. The listed itinerary is a sample and can be customized to suit your interests and preferences. Do you have these concerns when traveling in Okinawa? ーWorried about language barriers ーNot sure what to see or where to go in Okinawa ーConcerned about using unfamiliar transportation Leave it all to HISHIN Private Tour. ーTravel with confidence alongside an English speaking guide ーSafe and comfortable transportation with a professional driver ーEfficient itinerary planning to help you experience more of Okinawa

Tokyo’s fashionable Daikanyama district is known for having great boutiques, cafes, bookshops, and breweries. With this tour, save hours of research time by going to a shortlist of Daikanyama’s most interesting places. Highlights include visiting the shopping area of T-SITE and its popular bookshop, going to the themed “Mr. Friendly” Cafe, trying Japanese craft beer, visiting Hillside Terrace, and exploring the fascinating converted rail track area of Log Road.

Discover Okinawa's unique spirit, Awamori, on this enlightening 2.5-hour guided tour. Begin at a local distillery, where you'll learn how this rice-based liquor, distinct from sake and mainland shōchū, has evolved over 600 years due to its unique ingredients and fermentation process. Engage with master brewers and enjoy tastings of various Awamori varieties, exploring their rich flavors and aromas. The tour culminates at a local eatery, where you can savor traditional Okinawan dishes paired with your chosen Awamori styles. This experience is perfect for both newcomers and seasoned enthusiasts looking to delve into Okinawa's rich cultural heritage and spirit-making traditions. - 2.5-hour guided tour focused on Okinawa's Awamori - Learn about traditional distillation and fermentation processes - Taste a variety of Awamori styles alongside local dishes - Ideal for both beginners and Awamori enthusiasts

Discover the bold flavors of Okinawa's noodle scene on this guided noodle crawl. Choose between the vibrant streets of Naha or the bustling chaos of Okinawa City, where you'll dive into two local shops that serve up unforgettable bowls. Whether you crave garlic-packed tonkotsu or the unique Okinawa soba with simmered pork belly, each stop includes a ¥1,000 tasting credit to make ordering easy. This tour is perfect for noodle enthusiasts ready to experience the island's rich culinary heritage, where ramen and soba come together in delicious harmony. - Explore the streets of Naha or Okinawa City on a noodle crawl - Taste two bowls of ramen and soba with a ¥1,000 tasting credit - Savor unique flavors like garlic tonkotsu and Okinawa soba - Ideal for noodle lovers seeking a deeper culinary experience

Okinawa's best nights don't happen on the main street. They happen one floor up, one alley over, behind a door with no English sign. On this three-hour small-group bar hopping tour, a local guide takes you into three very different corners of Naha's nightlife, all within walking distance of Kokusai-dori. You start upstairs in a hidden Okinawan izakaya most visitors never find, with a shared plate of island specialities and your first glass of awamori. Then you step into the senbero alley behind Makishi Public Market, where locals drink standing up. You finish in the old Sakurazaka quarter, in a small neighbourhood bar where the owner knows every regular by name. Your guide reads the handwritten menu, orders the good stuff, explains what's in front of you and introduces you to the people drinking next to you. Groups are capped at eight. Food and drinks at all three bars are included. Note: Japan's drinking age is 20. Guests aged 13-19 are welcome and are served soft drinks.

Discover Okinawa beyond the usual sightseeing routes on this 4-day small-group journey combining Ryukyu heritage, subtropical landscapes, local food, and relaxed E-bike exploration. Rather than focusing on speed or long-distance cycling, ride at an open-air pace through northern Okinawa, including coastal routes, Sesoko Island, and a signature ride from Nakijin toward Kouri Island and across Kouri Bridge. Along the way, visit Shuri Castle shortly after the reconstructed Seiden Main Hall reopens, Busena Marine Park, a traditional Okinawan village, Bise Fukugi Tree Road, Nakijin Castle, TRUE BLUE OKINAWA, and the Eisa Museum. With a maximum of eight travelers, E-bikes, private transportation, a support vehicle, cultural experiences, and a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter come together for an active yet comfortable way to discover Okinawa beyond a typical cycling or sightseeing tour.