Nakijin Castle (Nakijin-jo)

Nakijin Castle (Nakijin-jo)

Nakijin Castle (Nakijin-jo)

Nakijin Castle, situated in the northern peninsula of Motobu, is one of five Ryukyuan castles that stand as a testament to the independent Ryukyu kingdom’s 500-year-long history. Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the castle now remains as ruins, with its ancient walls weaving through lush forests and blooming cherry blossoms. Visitors can explore the historic site, walking along the remnants of the castle walls and enjoying the natural beauty that surrounds it, especially during the spring when the cherry blossoms add a vibrant touch to the landscape.

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