Okinawa City (Okinawa-shi)

Okinawa City, the second-largest city on Japan’s Okinawa Islands after Naha, is a place where history, culture, politics, and tradition converge. The city’s lively streets showcase a unique blend of traditional Okinawan, Japanese, and American influences, a result of the long-standing presence of U.S. military bases. Visitors can explore this rich cultural tapestry, experiencing the vibrant mix of local customs and international flavors that define the city’s character.

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Okinawa City (Okinawa-shi)