Top 5 memories of your honeymoon in Okinawa
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Okinawa, a popular resort destination in Japan, is a place rich in beautiful natural scenery and cultural attractions! It is the ideal destination for a honeymoon trip ♡
Introducing the top 5 memories of your honeymoon in Okinawa that will be unforgettable!
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1 Enjoying the sea
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Scuba diving and snorkeling in the beautiful sea!
The ocean in Okinawa is filled with beautiful coral reefs and diverse marine life, making it the perfect spot for scuba diving and snorkeling. During your honeymoon, exploring the beautiful underwater scenery and marine life together can create new adventures and memories for you both.
Regarding scuba diving and snorkeling,
We recommend taking a tour with an operator who knows the sea well and having a safe and enjoyable time!
Recommended spots🌷
• Blue Cave
The Blue Cave, which is scattered throughout the world, is located on the main island of Okinawa and at Eshima-shima Cape.
The sunlight shines through the cave, and if special conditions are met, it becomes a fantastic blue world.
・Tokashiki Island
It is a remote island that can be reached by a boat departing from Otake Port in Naha, and it is a day trip.
Kerama Blue is famous and has beautiful coral reefs, making it a popular destination for seeing sea turtles.
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2 Enjoy the sunrise and sunset
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Romantic sunrise and sunset on a beautiful beach
There are many beautiful beaches in Okinawa. During your honeymoon, we recommend spending time on the beach during the sunrise and sunset hours as you climb up from the horizon! By taking a walk hand in hand in a non-ordinary space and watching the sun rise or set, you can share a special moment ♡
Recommended area for sunrise spots🌷
- Uruma City
From the sea road connecting the four islands of Hamabigashima, Heisenza, Miyoshijima, and Ikijima with the main island, the Central Road Park, you can witness the spectacular sunrise.
・Nanjo City Chinoami Cape Park
It is a park with a spacious and scenic lookout tower, and once you see the sunrise from a place where you feel the Earth is round, it is a breathtaking sight that you will surely never forget.
Recommended spot for the setting sun🌷
・Seidou Beach
Seto Beach located on Seto Island in the northern part of Okinawa Island is known for its shallow white sand, and is also a popular spot for snorkeling and photo-weddings. The blue gradient changes from orange as the sun sets, creating a breathtaking view that never gets tired of looking at. You can spend a relaxing day in nature.
・Hanabusa Cape
Shinkawa Cape, famous as the place where the sunset sets for the last time on the main island of Okinawa
The scenery seen from the cliff edge, which is about 30 meters high, is impressive! It is also one of the 100 best sunset spots in Japan.
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3 Experience historical culture
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Visit a historical place
There are many historical sites in Okinawa, allowing you to feel the history and culture of the Ryukyu Kingdom. By exploring the world heritage sites such as Shuri Castle and Saibaku-no-taki, as well as the historical buildings and streets in Naha City, you can experience the past of Okinawa.
Historical recommended spots🌷
• Stone-paved road in Shirokuro Kinjo-cho, Naha City
Shuri Kinjocho is a historic district in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, which still retains traces of the Ryukyu Kingdom era. Among these, the stone-paved streets are part of the distinctive landscape that spreads around Shuri Castle and the Kinjocho area.
The stone pavement is a traditional path of stone tiles that has been used for a long time. Just by walking along it, you can feel the history. During the Ryukyu Kingdom era, it was the main road for people, and it has been designated as a Cultural Property of Okinawa Prefecture and selected as one of Japan’s 100 Best Roads.
As you walk down the stone-paved path, you will feel the atmosphere of the Ryukyu Kingdom era and the beauty of the buildings!
・Ikinoeri Castle Ruins
Nakijin Castle Ruins is a former royal castle of the Ryukyu Kingdom located in Nakijin Village, Nago District, Okinawa Prefecture. The castle ruins still contain stone walls, gates, and walls, allowing visitors to get a glimpse of the atmosphere of that time.
It is located on a hill near the sea, and beautiful nature surrounds it. The view from the castle ruins is breathtaking!
In addition, camphor trees are planted on both sides of the stairs leading from the gate to the center of the castle, and they bloom from January to early February, making this a popular spot for cherry blossom viewing.
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4 Enjoy Okinawa cuisine
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Enjoy delicious Okinawan cuisine!
Okinawa has its own unique culinary culture, and its cuisine is delicious and healthy. During your honeymoon, try sampling some of the local dishes. You can enjoy dishes made with local ingredients such as goya chappurol, taco rice, and satay eggplant.
Since you can find plenty of restaurants online that offer your favorite dishes, let me introduce you to some recommended travel chefs from recent times.
Recommended travel chef🌷
Mr. Hashimoto, who is active in the prefecture as a travel chef for couples and families on vacation, and for special occasions such as anniversaries.
They offer colorful and seasonal Okinawan specialty dishes on a single plate.
Mr. Hashimoto's Instagram
https://instagram.com/okinawa_chef_hashimoto?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
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5 Photo weddings to remember your honeymoon
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Photo weddings allow you to enjoy your honeymoon in an extraordinary space, with the magnificent locations of Okinawa in the background.
It's appealing that you can take photos with just the two of you without any hassle.
In addition to not having a wedding ceremony, it is now also common for people to enjoy taking photos before and after the ceremony as a way to preserve the memories.
If you are looking for a photo wedding in Okinawa, click here ☞https://ainowaphotowedding.com/
