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Ryukyu Mura Village Ticket - Ryukyu Mura Ticket (From April 1, 2025)

From $ 6.96

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Admission to attractions.

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Okinawa Ryukyu Village - Admission

From $ 10.09

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Admission to Ryukyu Village.
Explore the Okinawa traditional culture.

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Facility fees in the park, paid transportation, paid experiences, food and beverage fees in the park are not included.

Okinawa Churaumi TokuToku 5 Pass - Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium + 4 attractions

From $ 43.66

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Churaumi TokuToku 5 Pass includes a ticket to Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium PLUS 4 other attractions of your choice. Select from 15 of Okinawa's popular attractions..

Have Fun in Okinawa Pass - 1 Week Free Pass (Select 3)

From $ 41.66

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Enjoy access to your choice of 3 attractions and facilities from a range of sightseeing, dining, shopping, and transportation options with the Have Fun in Okinawa Pass.
For international travellers only.
Valid for seven days after first use.

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Fast Track - Valid Only With Entry Ticket

Fri, May 3, 11 AM

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Fri, May 3, 11 AM

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Ryukyu Village (Ryukyu Mura) is a cultural theme park dedicated to preserving Okinawan heritage via the practice of traditional handicrafts. Many original Ryukyuan homes, with their distinctive red tile roofs, have been relocated to the garden, creating a really one-of-a-kind setting. At a private residence, you can sample regional treats (Okinawan-style sweets), dress up in traditional Ryukyuan garb for photos, and see performances of Okinawan folk music and taiko drumming. Children aged 0-5 can enter free.

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Traditional Okinawan Village: Ryukyu Mura is a living museum designed to replicate a traditional Okinawan village. As you explore the grounds, you'll step back in time to a bygone era, complete with authentic thatched-roof houses, cobblestone pathways, and lush tropical gardens.
Cultural Demonstrations: Prepare to be entertained and educated by a variety of cultural demonstrations. You can watch traditional dance performances, observe artisans crafting local handicrafts, and even participate in workshops to create your own Okinawan souvenirs.
Local Cuisine: Savor the flavors of Okinawa by indulging in its unique cuisine. Ryukyu Mura features restaurants serving traditional dishes like goya champuru (bitter melon stir-fry), soki soba (Okinawan noodle soup), and rafute (slow-cooked pork belly).
Shops and Souvenirs: Explore the village's charming shops and stalls, where you can find locally made crafts, textiles, pottery, and other souvenirs. These make for perfect mementos of your visit to Okinawa.
Interactive Experiences: Ryukyu Mura encourages hands-on experiences. You can try your hand at traditional Okinawan arts and crafts, such as pottery making or dyeing textiles with bingata designs. These activities allow you to immerse yourself in the local culture.
Historical Insights: Learn about the history and traditions of Okinawa through informative displays and exhibits scattered throughout the village. Gain a deeper appreciation for the Ryukyu Kingdom's unique place in Japanese history.
Traditional Performances: Enjoy live performances that showcase Okinawa's vibrant cultural heritage. Whether it's the melodious sounds of the sanshin (a traditional three-stringed instrument) or the energetic eisa dance, you'll be captivated by the island's artistic traditions.
Natural Beauty: Nestled amid picturesque landscapes, Ryukyu Mura offers serene and photogenic surroundings. Take leisurely strolls through its gardens and enjoy the peaceful ambiance.
Festivals and Events: Depending on the timing of your visit, you might have the opportunity to participate in or witness special events and festivals that celebrate Okinawan culture.