Murasaki Mura Bullring
1020-1 Takashiho, Yomitan Village
This bullring is situated in Murasaki Mura, where you can experience the richness of Okinawan culture, including karate.
- Area: Main-group5, Yomitan Village
1020-1 Takashiho, Yomitan Village
This bullring is situated in Murasaki Mura, where you can experience the richness of Okinawan culture, including karate.
372-2 Kaneku, Kadena Town
Tel: 098-956-5500
Kadena Arena is the home of Ryukyu Dragon Pro-wrestling, established in 2013. Ryukyu Dragon Pro-wrestling features Okinawan-themed wrestlers, each of them representing something that the island is well known for, such as gurukun (fusilier fish in the Okinawan dialect) and typhoons. This pro-wrestling group entertains people of all ages with its very serious yet sometimes quite humorous performances. Pro-Wrestling shows and the other events are regularly enjoyed at this arena.
372-2 Kaneku, Kadena Town
Tel: 098-956-5500
Kadena Arena is the home of Ryukyu Dragon Pro-wrestling, established in 2013. Ryukyu Dragon Pro-wrestling features Okinawan-themed wrestlers, each of them representing something that the island is well known for, such as gurukun (fusilier fish in the Okinawan dialect) and typhoons. This pro-wrestling group entertains people of all ages with its very serious yet sometimes quite humorous performances. Pro-Wrestling shows and the other events are regularly enjoyed at this arena.
1076 Agena, Uruma City
A former venue for the All-island Bullfighting Tournament, this bullring has only been hosting only one or two matches a year since a new bullring, the Ishikawa Multipurpose Dome, was opened in Uruma City.
Urasaki, Motobu Town
The newest bullring in Okinawa, the Motobu Town Multipurpose Event Space, is nestled in a natural setting and is well equipped with facilities such as parking. The unique surroundings make for a most memorable bullfight.
2298-1 Ishikawa, Uruma City
This is the only domed bullring in Okinawa, which plays host to some 20 bullfighting events each year, including the All-Island Bullfighting Tournament -- the biggest such event on the island. Besides real bullfights, the Ishikawa Dome also hosts a wide variety of events, such as a unique entertainment show where a bullfight and an eisa performance take place alternately in the bullring.
170-1 Ou, Kumejima Town (Kume Island)
Tel: 098-985-8600
Hours: 10:00-21:00
Open daily
Admission to the pool facilities: 2,000 yen for adults, 1,000 yen for children
The world’s first deep-sea-water facility combining German hot bath therapeutic methods. With a superb view of blue waters, you can relax in a pool and take aqua therapy and various types of aesthetic treatment.
Kitamae/Chatan, Chatan Town
Popular with families and tourists for its park, beach, basketball court and its reconstruction of The Indian Oak, a British vessel that was shipwrecked here in 1840. The ship is constructed as a children’s adventure play area complete with slides, tubes and rigging. Out in the water you can ride a banana boat or try other marine sports, while back on land Araha Beach promises cafés, bars, and restaurants. There is also a nighttime flea market at the weekends and a large San-A supermarket selling food and clothing.
Bise is a picturesque village famous for its fukugi trees, located near the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium. There are nearly 230 houses in the village area, which is divided like a chessboard, with most of them surrounded by a dense cover of fukugi, scenery once commonly seen in most Okinawan communities. It is one of the few places on the island where you can ride in a buffalo-drawn cart, an experience normally found only on Taketomi Island. You can enjoy a tranquil moment while traveling leisurely along unpaved white-sand streets with the gentle sun filtering down through the fukugi trees.
1405-223 Shinzato, Ueno, Miyakojima City (Miyako Island)
Tel: 0980-74-7340
Hours: April-September: 12:00-22:00; October-March 14:00-22:00 (Last entry 21:30)
Open daily
Outside visitors: Allowed
Admission: 2,000 yen for adults, 1,000 yen for ages 4-11, free for under 3.
This is the southernmost and westernmost natural hot spring in Japan, featuring an open-air bath, a bath with panoramic views and a large jungle pool.