Okinawa

Nakijin Castle & Churaumi Aquarium, Okinawa

Northern Okinawa blends Ryukyu history with impossibly clear seas. In one full, unhurried day you'll climb to an ancient hilltop castle and then dive into a world-class aquarium, with no maps or parking stress to worry about.

What You'll Experience

The UNESCO-listed Nakijin Castle ruins, with curving stone walls and sweeping ocean views
Churaumi Aquarium, home to whale sharks and its famous giant tank
The scenic Motobu Peninsula and its brilliant blue coastline
Complete freedom to set the pace of your own day
A comfortable private, air-conditioned car with a friendly driver

Our drivers are used to welcoming Indonesian- and English-speaking guests, so you can simply enjoy the view. Reach out to Nakamura Study Japan to plan your ideal Okinawa day.

How a Nakamura tour works

No coach queues and no fixed departure times — every tour here is arranged privately for your group.

Private car and driver

One vehicle for your group alone, with a driver who knows the route — never shared with another party.

A flexible itinerary

Linger where you like and skip what you don't. The day bends around you, not the other way round.

Arranged in your own language

Plans, pricing and pickup are settled over WhatsApp with our team before you travel.

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