The capital and the largest city of the Japanese prefecture of Okinawa, Naha (OKA) is a modern city and home to nearly half the Okinawa’s population. The city acts as a main entry point for travelers to Okinawa. Founded in 1921, the city was completely flattened during WWII and was rapidly rebuilt. Offering a mix of the old and the new, Naha today is a bustling city with modern high-rise buildings, apartments that stand along with city’s oldest surviving structures. The main cultural sight in the city is the wonderfully reconstructed Shuri-jo, a World Heritage Site. The sight was the ancient capital of the Ryukyu Kingdom. The Shuri area also has a Prefectural Museum along with some original royal graves and stone-paved lanes.

An exotic destination, Okinawa (OKA) beams with natural wonders, and a laidback rural atmosphere ideal for a refreshing vacation with your family. Visit popular landmarks like the Central Park Avenue and create memories for a lifetime.

• A visit to the Shuri Castle Park (Shurijo Koen) is a must for travelers to this pristine city in Japan. It highlights both the Japanese and Chinese architectural style with a predominantly Ryukyuan influence.

• Relish the true flavor of delicious Japanese food in restaurants like the Ashibiuna, the Hitoshi and the Sam's Maui.