The Gyokusendo Cave is one of the largest
caves in Japan, which has more than one million stalactites and a total length
of 5000 meters. Only 890 meters of them are currently open to the public.
However, when I walked in the cave, it was quite a long and worth seeing. The
Gyokusendo Cave has created by nature over three hundred thousand years since
ages ago before Homo sapiens was born in Africa.
In the Okinawa World, there are studios of
Okinawan glass, pottery and traditional dyeing etc. and you can make them. Also,
craft beer and highball with habu's extract by Nanto Brewery there was
intriguing. And, Eisa dance performed four times a day is must see. It is exciting
and fun, so I highly recommend it. I think that the admission 1,240 yen is a good
deal because you can enjoy seeing both the Gyokusendo Cave and the Eisa dance.
(H.S)
There were hibiscuses near the entrance of the
Okinawa World. Tropical flowers lift up my spirits.
Going deep into the Gyokusendo Cave
Illuminated ”Blue Grotto" in the Gyokusendo Cave
BiBi Beach Itoman
is near the center of Itoman City. There were no people in the sea, but
actually behind me, a beach party was in full swing under a roofed space.
There was a milky tea-colored cat in a shop on Ukishima
Street near Kokusai-dori Street. In fact, it is a homeless cat.
When I visit Okinawa, I always eat sea grapes (seaweed) and jimami (peanuts) tofu. The Okinawan glass dishes look cool.
A train of "Yui Rail" (Okinawa
City Monorail) is entering Omoromachi Station. There are the nation's southernmost and
westernmost stations on
the Yui Rail Line.
Here is a video of a song called "Shimauta",
which was performed at an izakaya "Hatomajima" on the Kokusai-dori
Street.
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