It became a castle that flourished as the political and cultural center of the Ryukyu Dynasty, and there are plenty of sightseeing spots to visit, including the famous Shureimon Gate. From the ruins of the castle, which was the largest in the prefecture, you can get a panoramic view of Naha city.

Kokusai-dori, which stretches for about 1.6 km from the Palette Kumoji intersection to the Asato three-way intersection, is the busiest street in Okinawa Prefecture and the largest downtown area in Naha. It is also called the "Miracle Mile" because it has undergone remarkable development from the burnt-out ruins after the war, covering a distance of almost one mile.

You can shop for luxury brand items from around the world duty-free without leaving the country.

Deck chairs, parasols, swim rings and other items are available for rental, and showers, changing rooms, toilets, etc. Aiming to be the first barrier-free beach in Okinawa, toilets and showers for the physically disabled are provided, and amphibious vehicles are also available for rental.

A comprehensive sports facility used by the people of Okinawa for various purposes, such as the Budokan, Cellular Park, and Gokoku Shrine.
The first sports park in Okinawa Prefecture, it is the main venue for sports, culture, and industry events.
This is the start and finish point of the prefecture's largest event, the NAHA International Marathon.