Southwest Grand Hotel

T Galleria is a well-known duty-free shop. Okinawa is the only place in Japan where you can enjoy tax-free shopping without a passport.

A popular course in Okinawa. The clubhouse is often compared to a palace. If you want to experience resort golf, this is a course that has a good reputation for its good location and course.

Although the beach is artificial, it is the only one in Naha City popular among prefectural residents. Even though the beach is small, plenty of marine activities are available.

Okinawa ranks among the top in Japan for tuna landing volumes. It also ranks third in Japan for the catch volumes of three types: blackfin, bigeye, and yellowfin tuna. If you come to Okinawa, we highly recommend trying the delicious raw tuna. At Tomari Iyumachi, you can enjoy fresh fish dropped at an auction.

The store's interior features many houseplants, a tropical-style design, and plays jazz music, making it a unique establishment. The noodles are chewy and thin, and the soup is carefully extracted from the bones, with a rich yet refreshing taste. The standard Soki soba and Sanmai-niku soba are good, but we also recommend the vegetable soba, which you can eat heartily.

A restaurant specialising in authentic Okinawa cuisine uses many local ingredients such as traditional Okinawa vegetables. The Okinawa pottery "Yachimun" and colourful "Ryukyu glass" are used in all vessels, making them a feast for the eyes. Another recommended point is its location, which is within walking distance of the hotel.

A "night parfait specialty store" opens from 16:00 which is originated in Sapporo city. Enjoy a playful Okinawa-style parfait made with a combination of Okinawa tropical fruits and ingredients. It's sure to be a picture worthy parfait!

As the sun sets, the eye-catching neon signs evoke a nostalgic retro feelings with a Neo-Asian vibe that is simply irresistible. A superb standing bar where everything is truly delicious—offering offal, oden, and various a la carte dishes.

A pound cake shop on Kokusai Street. The cube-shaped pound cakes made with Okinawa specialty ingredients are individually wrapped, and you can purchase them in your preferred combinations. Recommended for yourself or as a souvenir.