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【Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour】 Step back in time on an E-bike journey through Shuri, the former capital of the Ryukyu Kingdom. This tour takes you beyond Okinawa’s typical beach image and into its quieter, more authentic side. As we ride through riverside paths, old stone steps, natural springs, and peaceful residential areas, you will discover a side of Okinawa that is rarely found in guidebooks. Along the way, you will feel the sound of flowing water, the shade of lush green trees, and the atmosphere of old buildings that still carry traces of the Ryukyu Kingdom. This is a refreshing ride for both the body and mind, offering a deeper look into Okinawa’s nature, history, and everyday life. ※If the precipitation probability exceeds 70% or in case of severe weather, we may change plans. In this case, we will contact you the day before.

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.

Surrounded by some of Japan’s most beautiful coral reefs, Ishigaki Island offers an incredible snorkeling experience. Swim alongside colorful tropical fish in crystal-clear waters! This popular snorkeling tour also gives you a high chance to see sea turtles, making it a truly satisfying adventure. All necessary equipment is provided free of charge—just bring your swimsuit and towel! Free photo data included!

Discover the spiritual heart of the Ryukyu Kingdom on a 1.5-hour guided tour of Sefa Utaki, Okinawa’s most sacred site. Nestled atop southeastern cliffs, this tour invites you to explore a unique landscape characterized by towering limestone formations and ancient paths once traversed by royal priestesses. The site’s natural beauty serves as a backdrop for understanding the deep spirituality that continues to shape Okinawa’s identity. With an expert guide, delve into the significance of this ceremonial landscape, where nature and spirituality intertwine, revealing the kingdom’s rich heritage. - 1.5-hour guided exploration of Sefa Utaki, Okinawa's sacred site - Learn about the Ryukyuan faith and its historical significance - Walk the ancient paths of priestesses and royalty - Gain insights from a local expert on Ryukyuan spirituality

Explore the remarkable Nakagusuku Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases Japan's unique Ryukyuan heritage. Situated on a ridge, this 15th-century fortress offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and East China Sea. During this 1.5-hour guided tour, delve into the castle's history, architectural brilliance, and the intriguing tale of Lord Gosamaru. Discover the significance of the stonework and the spiritual practices that once thrived here, as your local guide brings the past to life. Uncover why Nakagusuku is not just a fortification, but a testament to the Ryukyuan culture's values of harmony and diplomacy. - 1.5-hour guided tour through Nakagusuku Castle - Learn about the castle's history and architectural significance - Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape - Discover the cultural context of the Ryukyuan heritage

From hidden local spots and Okinawan cuisine to famous sightseeing destinations, enjoy a seamless journey with a professional driver and multilingual guide. Leave everything to us and spend your valuable travel time enjoying Okinawa to the fullest. Travel in comfort with Toyota’s luxury Alphard. ※The itinerary is only a sample course. After hearing about your interests and preferences, our guide and driver will recommend the most suitable places and create an efficient travel plan for you. Do you have these concerns when traveling in Okinawa? – Anxiety caused by language barriers – Not knowing what to do or where to go in Okinawa – Stress from unfamiliar transportation systems Leave it all to HISHIN Private Tour. –Travel with confidence alongside an English -speaking guide –Professional driver included –Fully customizable itineraries based on your preferences –Assistance with sightseeing and reservations –Efficient itineraries designed to help you explore more of Okinawa

Explore the vibrant nightlife of Naha on this guided bar-hopping tour that takes you from the lively Kokusai Dori to the hidden alleys of Makishi Public Market. Experience the unique blend of international culture and local traditions as you visit two beloved izakayas, each offering a ¥1,500 credit for delicious Okinawan dishes and drinks, including fresh-market sashimi and Orion Beer. Your local guide enriches the experience by sharing the cultural significance behind each dish and revealing local secrets. This tour is a deep dive into Okinawa's culinary and social scene, perfect for food lovers and nightlife enthusiasts alike. - Guided tour of Naha's nightlife, from Kokusai Dori to hidden alleys - Visit two local izakayas with a ¥1,500 credit for food and drinks - Taste authentic Okinawan specialties like goya champuru and grilled squid - Learn about the local culture and history with insights from your guide

The star sommelier explains the story of the stars and the universe in an easy-to-understand manner and the starry sky photographer shoots all the participants, so there is no doubt that it will be instantly ☆ ☆ In addition, you can enjoy your own time while watching the stars because you can drink all you can ★ There are also occasional, but occasional, three-line live performances

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 stunning beaches, coral reefs, and lush forests of the Yanbaru region in Northern Okinawa with a private, native English-speaking guide. This pickup-only, fully customisable adventure is designed around your interests, allowing you to experience a mix of Northern Okinawa's best beaches, snorkelling spots, jungle waterfalls, scenic viewpoints, and local highlights. Before your tour, tell us what you're looking for - or simply leave the planning to us. Whether you prefer famous scenic locations with facilities and amenities, secluded beaches away from the crowds, easy snorkeling, waterfall swimming, or a mix of everything, we'll tailor the day to suit your interests and pace. Your guide and snorkel instructor will select locations appropriate for your group's experience and comfort level, helping you make the most of Northern Okinawa's natural beauty. After booking, we'll contact you to discuss your preferences and create a personalised itinerary for your day.

This is a luxurious 5-hours tour that you cycle around the entire Tokashiki Island. You will experience fascinating prospects of the island going through a path in the lush and the coast line. For lunch, we will take a rest to relax on the beach while eating signature sandwiches from a cafe, Sunny Coral's. You can also enjoy the beautiful scenery from the cafe. Let's go on an extraordinary adventure with an experienced guide! *This tour starts at Tokashiki Island. Ferry fees from Okinawa to Tokashiki Island are not included. *Please be sure to check the arrival/departure time of your ferry so it doesn't affect the tour time. (The scheduled time might be affected and changed slightly depending on the arrival and departure time of the ferry.)

The itinerary above is just an example of the tour that takes in the northern part of Okinawa, but the inspiring experience of a tour by a certified Okinawa Interpreter Guide is more than just a tour of tourist attractions. Tour participants will discover unique stories and secret places known only to the locals. They gain a deeper understanding and experience of the history and culture rooted in each region, and gain new perspectives through interaction with the locals. Our program offers a wide variety of tours specializing in nature, culture, history, and sports. With plans to suit your interests and preferences, there is something for everyone. Nature lovers will enjoy eco-tours and hiking trails through beautiful landscapes, while those interested in culture can experience local traditional crafts and arts. History buffs will enjoy trips to old towns and historical sites, while those who prefer active travel will find thrilling experiences such as SUP, kayaking, and snorkeling.

Learn all about the history of karate in Okinawa, the birthplace of karate, on this full day tour, including lunch, stopping at several places including Matsuyama Park to see famous monuments, the Okinawa Prefecture Karate Museum to meet a karate master, Okino-gu Shrine, and Shureido, to shop for karate goods.

Skip the crowds — this is a private tour for your group only! Step into the living heritage of Okinawa with our “Cultural Explorer: Shrines, Markets & Historic Streets” tour — a civilization shaped long before modern nations were born. Begin at the sacred Naminoue Shrine, where ancient spiritual tradition meets breathtaking ocean vistas. Discover the architectural presence of HARBOR NAHA, a landmark woven into the cultural fabric of downtown Naha. Stroll Kokusai-dori, the historic artery of the city, lined with vibrant shops and authentic local flavors. Explore Makishi Public Market, where Okinawa’s rich culinary heritage comes alive in every stall. Finally, wander the storied Tsuboya Pottery Street — a heritage craft district where centuries-old ceramic traditions are still practiced today. Please note: The availability and accessibility of attractions may vary based on time of day and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

This tour is designed for the travelers who visit Okinawa by cruise ship. We will pick you up at Naha Port or hotels near the port. Okinawa offers a unique experience of your stay in Japan due to its relatively distant location from the main island of Honshu and the consequential subtropical to tropical climate. Your private guide can fill you in on the details and much more on this full-day tour of Okinawa, the capital city of Naha in particular. Start your day with a morning pickup at your hotel, let us know what you would like to experience and we will customize a six-hour tour that's best for you! Note*1: Please select 3-4 your must-see spots from a list in the tour information to create your customized itinerary. Note*2: National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter certification is issued by the Japanese government requires a good knowledge and understanding of Japanese culture and history.

Explore the profound legacy of the Battle of Okinawa on this reflective tour that visits the Himeyuri Monument and Himeyuri Peace Museum. Discover the stories of young students and teachers who were mobilized during the war, their sacrifices preserved in poignant exhibits. As you walk through these significant sites, guided by a knowledgeable local expert, you'll gain deeper insights into the human cost of conflict and the importance of peace. This experience invites you to connect with the emotions of a tumultuous time while honoring those affected by the battle. - Visit the Himeyuri Monument, a memorial to the students and teachers who served during the battle - Explore the Himeyuri Peace Museum, featuring personal belongings and testimonies - Engage in a reflective experience that highlights the impact of war on civilians - Guided by an expert, ensuring a deeper understanding of the historical context

Explore the profound history of the Battle of Okinawa on this two-hour guided tour. Visit the Okinawa Prefectural Peace Memorial Museum, where you will encounter moving exhibits that highlight the experiences of those affected by the battle. Outside, the Cornerstone of Peace honors over 240,000 victims, military and civilian alike, reminding us of the shared repercussions of war. This tour not only provides historical context but also encourages reflection on the pursuit of peace in contemporary society. - Two-hour guided tour focusing on the Battle of Okinawa's impact - Visit the Okinawa Prefectural Peace Memorial Museum with engaging exhibits - Reflect at the Cornerstone of Peace, honoring over 240,000 victims - Led by a knowledgeable local guide for deeper insights and context

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 rich tapestry of Okinawa’s history on this 1.5-hour tour of Zakimi Castle and the Yuntanza Museum. From the sacred age of gusuku to the scars of World War II, explore Yomitan Village’s journey through time. Begin at the Yuntanza Museum, where insightful exhibits illuminate the region's architectural marvels and wartime resilience. Ascend to Zakimi Castle, a well-preserved fortress from the 15th century, and learn about its dual role as a cultural and military site. Enjoy breathtaking views from the castle's outer walls, connecting with Okinawa's layered past as you walk the stone paths of history. - 1.5-hour guided tour of Zakimi Castle and Yuntanza Museum - Explore the architectural beauty and spiritual significance of Zakimi - Learn about Okinawa’s wartime history and resilience against air raids - Enjoy panoramic views of Yomitan and the East China Sea from the castle

Set off on an exhilarating jet ski ride from Henza Island, where you can explore the stunning cobalt waters and unique geological formations of Okinawa's East Coast. Choose between two exciting routes: one leads to Yabuchi Island and a deserted island, while the other passes through the scenic Kaichu Road Canal and Miyagi Island Canal. If you hold a valid jet ski license, you can ride solo; otherwise, enjoy the adventure with an instructor. - Thrilling jet ski ride through Okinawa's beautiful coastline - Choose from two scenic routes for diverse exploration - Instructors available for those without a jet ski license Important Note: To operate the jet ski yourself, you must possess a valid Japanese license. Please be aware that international or overseas boat licenses are not recognized and cannot be used for driving in Japan.

This isn’t just a bar-hopping tour—it’s a real, local Okinawan night out. From Naha’s lively streets to Itoman’s relaxed port-town vibe, Okinawa City’s retro charm, Chatan’s beachside energy, and Senagajima’s resort-like calm, each area offers a unique way to experience Okinawa after dark. You’ll visit carefully selected izakayas loved by locals—not tourist traps. With a ¥1,500 credit at each stop, you can enjoy authentic dishes and drinks at your own pace. Expect grilled squid, fresh sashimi, awamori cocktails, and more. Your guide is more than a translator—they’re your cultural bridge. They’ll help with ordering, explain the background of each dish, and share local stories that bring the neighborhood to life. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, or small groups, this tour offers a warm, personal, and flavorful experience of Okinawa’s nightlife. Whichever city you choose, you’ll leave with a full belly and great local memories.

Okinawa's unique history unfolds at Katsuren Castle, a distinguished gusuku that offers a glimpse into the Ryukyu Kingdom's past. This insightful two-hour tour explores the preserved ruins atop the Katsuren Peninsula, revealing stunning views and the castle's role in maritime trade. Learn about local leader Amawari, whose legacy shapes the area's folklore, and delve into the sacred traditions that define the community. A local expert guide provides rich context, enhancing your understanding of the architecture and the spiritual significance of the site. The tour also includes a visit to the museum at the castle's base, deepening your connection to Okinawa's cultural heritage. - Explore the remarkable ruins of Katsuren Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site - Enjoy breathtaking views of Okinawa’s eastern coastline from the castle - Gain insights into the history and significance of the Ryukyu Kingdom from a local guide - Visit the museum for a deeper understanding of Okinawa’s culture

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.

Join a guided e-bike tour through the vibrant streets and coastline of Naha. Begin with a ride through the city’s historic and modern districts, then stop at Ameku-gu Shrine and the bustling Tomari Iyu-machi Fish Market. Learn about Okinawa’s seafood culture before cycling into the lively Makishi Public Market. Here, enjoy a guided market exploration followed by a hands-on sushi making workshop where you prepare and taste your own creations. This tour combines local history, culture, and cuisine into one unforgettable experience. Note: The sushi making workshop will be conducted when there are at least 5 participants. If the minimum number is not met, the tour date may be rescheduled, or the workshop will be replaced with an “Okinawan Food Culture Experience.”