Things to Do in Nanjo

Discover the spiritual heart of the Ryukyu Kingdom on a 1.5-hour guided tour of Sefa Utaki, Okinawa’s most sacred site. Nestled atop southeastern cliffs, this tour invites you to explore a unique landscape characterized by towering limestone formations and ancient paths once traversed by royal priestesses. The site’s natural beauty serves as a backdrop for understanding the deep spirituality that continues to shape Okinawa’s identity. With an expert guide, delve into the significance of this ceremonial landscape, where nature and spirituality intertwine, revealing the kingdom’s rich heritage. - 1.5-hour guided exploration of Sefa Utaki, Okinawa's sacred site - Learn about the Ryukyuan faith and its historical significance - Walk the ancient paths of priestesses and royalty - Gain insights from a local expert on Ryukyuan spirituality

Okinawa World tickets, often offered stand out experience because they provide comprehensive access to the park's various attractions and cultural experiences. Beyond simply entering the park, these passes allow visitors to explore the Gyokusendo Cave and delve into the world of venomous snakes at the Viper Museum.

Discover the spiritual heart of Okinawa on this tour to Kudaka Island, known as the “Island of God” and the birthplace of the Ryukyuan people. Begin your sacred journey with a ferry ride from Azama Port, where your guide shares captivating stories of Amamikiyo and the island's deep spiritual ties. Walk along tranquil village paths to historic sites like Chimintomai and Tugyandī, where purification rituals take place. Visit the sacred courtyard of Udunmyaa and end your tour at Ishiki Beach, gazing toward the mythical Nirai Kanai. This journey unveils the unique practices of Ryukyuan Shintō and its reverence for nature, offering profound insights into the island’s cultural legacy. - Ferry ride from Azama Port to Kudaka Island, a sacred site - Guided exploration of historic and spiritual landmarks - Walk through serene village paths and experience local traditions - Visit Ishiki Beach, a place of deep spiritual significance