Transit Cafe – Okinawa Journeys
I went diving in the sea and swam with the whale shark. It made me feel a little cold and a little tired, so I took a break at Hon for a little while. It’s a relaxing break at an elegant seaside cafe that’s very popular with locals.
Since Chatan Town Sunabe is close to a US military base and US military housing, it is an international spot with many foreigners.
In addition, surfers and others gathered, creating a sense of being on the West Coast of the United States. You can park your car along the seawall, and by climbing the white stairs of a building you will find the Transit Cafe.
"Wow, it feels so good!" The three of us relax in the sofa seats in the back and get cozy. It's getting dark outside, and I'm sitting in a window seat, but I'm a little disappointed because I can't see the sea...
But I smiled when I saw the menu that was handed to me.
"There are so many delicious-looking things!" For now, I ordered a hot drink.
"I can't keep up with blogging!" To Momoto, Kuro, and Yokko, I have each of them uploading their experiences to their blogs. But there's so much to do—things to go to, things to do, and things to see! Our work of taking photos and writing articles is getting stuck.
Who? Who? Why did they set up such a tight schedule? The staff looks at each other. But the three gentle people don’t complain about the schedule. They try their best to somehow manage to secure time to write blog posts. “Please send me the underwater photo data later,” says Kuro. “Now, let’s get ready to move on to the evening stage!”
 | 2F, 2-220 Miyagi, Chatan Town, Nakagami District, Okinawa |
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 | 098-936-5076 |
 | Lunch 11:00–17:00 (L.O 16:00) Dinner 17:00～25:00 (Last order 23:50) |
 | Non-stop work |
 | None |
 | http://www.transitcafe-okinawa.com/ |
