Okinawa Hip-Hop Bus C course

Okinawa No.1,
Hip Hop Bus Tour!

Yanbaru is a nature reserve in northern Okinawa, offering a pristine experience of subtropical nature. Yanbaru's forests are largely covered with rare evergreen trees, and beneath their canopy of leaves and branches, a diverse range of native flora and fauna live, offering a unique perspective on Okinawa.

Experience the pristine beauty of northern Okinawa with a hip-hop bus tour.


The largest mangrove forest on the main island

Higashison Fureai Hirugi Park, the largest mangrove forest on Okinawa's main island, has been designated a National Natural Monument of Japan for its pristine beauty. Untouched by human intervention, it's home to a diverse range of rare and endangered species, making it a great place to encounter fascinating creatures.


Cape Hedo, the northernmost point of Okinawa's main island

Cape Hedo, also known as Hedo Misaki, is a raised coral cliff at the northernmost tip of Okinawa's main island. Its expansive blue ocean and rolling waves offer a spectacular view, and it's also a famous sunrise spot, attracting countless visitors every year. Okinawa is renowned for its numerous coastal cliffs, including Cape Manzamo, but we highly recommend visiting Cape Hedo, which boasts some of the most beautiful natural scenery.


The ultimate Okinawan natural wonder! Daisekirinzan

Daisekirinzan is a popular trekking destination, boasting a variety of trails, including an observation deck, a natural forest, and a rock forest course. It's said to be a place where earthly deities gathered to pray for the prosperity of the royal family and a bountiful harvest. Respected today, prayer spaces are found throughout the trekking course. You can also see the approximately 200 million-year-old "Wukong Rock," named for its resemblance to the birthplace of the Sun Wukong from Journey to the West.


Filled with a refreshing scent, Oogimi Shikwasa Park

Oogimi Shikwasa Park is an interactive park themed around Okinawa's signature citrus, the shikwasa. Not only can you experience the refreshing aroma and flavor of shikwasa, but you can also savor fresh juices and desserts to appreciate its health benefits. Through exhibits and hands-on activities, visitors can learn about the cultivation process and its health benefits, making it a popular destination for people of all ages.


Love Island, Kouri

Kouri Island is a romantic island, accessible by crossing the 2km-long Kouri Bridge, which stretches over the emerald sea. Known as the "Island of Love," it's steeped in beautiful legend and scenery. The white sand beaches and azure seas that dot the island create an exotic charm. The Kouri Ocean Tower Observatory, in particular, offers panoramic views of the open sea and the bridge, making it a popular photo spot for many travelers.