Recommended Okinawa honeymoon trips in October
Okinawa New Wedding Travel Calendar
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In October in Okinawa, the sun is fading and the weather is becoming more like summer. Morning and evening temperatures are cooler, making it easier to stay cool. Swimming season also lasts until the end of October, so it’s also a good time to go out on the water. If you want to enjoy a summer swim this year, October is your last chance. Here are 3 ways to enjoy Okinawa in October.
1.Festivals
The Naha Torakuen Festival is one of the representative festivals of Okinawa.
Under calm weather, festivals and sporting events are held in various places. At the Naha Sumo Festival, you can see the lively sights of Okinawa. Some festivals and sporting events require reservations in advance, but others are also easy for tourists to attend, so why not join in and discover the new charm of Okinawa for yourself! You’ll surely create a travel memory unlike any other you’ve had before!
*Naha Taigun Hori Festival / Naha City (Held around mid-October every year)
The Nao Otsunahiki, recognized as the "world's largest rope pulling event," is said to be the largest of its kind in the world. The scale of the event is overwhelming to behold. This traditional event, which has continued since the Ryukyu Dynasty, is protected by the people and supported by the pride of the local residents who participate. The festival takes place over three days, including the day before and the day after the Nao Otsunahiki, in Naha City, including in front of the rope pulling event and the following day. Tourists can also participate in the rope pulling event, so if you're thinking of visiting Okinawa in October, please check it out ♥︎
Venue: Naha City, International Street, etc.
Official website http://www.naha-otsunahiki.org/
*Uruma Festival / Uruma City (Held around mid-October every year)
The “Uruma Festival” held at the Uruma City Chugushi River Comprehensive Sports Park (bullfighting events are held at the Uruma City Ishikawa Multi-Purpose Dome) is a festival that offers traditional performing arts, bullfighting, and live entertainment. The “bullfighting event” is a program unique to Uruma City, where bullfighting is popular! The power-packed battles between the bulls and the bulls are one of the highlights of the “Uruma Festival”! It is a must-see! Also, don’t miss the performances of the dragon god and the lion god, as well as the powerful drums and the graceful and enchanting female dance performed in conjunction with the lighting, flames, and smoke effects! The sight of the dragon god and the lion god moving with explosive power and dynamism is breathtaking. The finale features a spectacular fireworks display that lights up the night sky and a variety of other programs. Please check the program schedule in advance when planning your trip so that you don’t miss any of the attractions!
Official website https://www.city.uruma.lg.jp/
2.Island tourism
Beautiful islands dot the coastline of the archipelago. In October, when fewer tourists visit, the weather is relatively calm. Take a ferry or boat tour to the islands and enjoy the natural beauty and peaceful surroundings.

3. HorseEngage in conversation
Take part in a walking tour that takes you through the natural beauty and beautiful beaches of Okinawa while horseback riding. Guided tours allow you to interact with the horses.

4.Clothing
October also sees fewer typhoons and stable weather, making it a comfortable time to travel to Okinawa. During the day, the heat remains summer-like, and the seawater temperature is higher than the air temperature, so you can still enjoy a swim in the sea! Although short-sleeved clothing is fine, mornings and evenings are cooler and air conditioning isn’t needed, making it very comfortable. On days with strong winds, you may feel chilly, so it’s a good idea to have a long-sleeved shirt or cardigan to wear.

5.Recommended honeymoon menu
Horseback riding experience and a tour of power spots in Iejima
Link ▶https://www.tabi-wedding.com/honeymoon/menu/menu_iejima/◀