Okinawa Dining Hateruma Izakaya

Everything in Okinawa is here!
Hateruma Izakaya

For those of you who want to have a drink while feeling the atmosphere of Okinawa, I would like to introduce Hateruma Izakaya. Every corner of the store is filled with unique props from the Okinawa region, making it fun to see. From local food to songs, there are plenty of things you can only experience here!

Located in the bustling Naha commercial district, it's a great place to add to your course at any time during your trip. Feel the real Okinawa here.

You can taste Okinawa local food

There are various local foods, but we recommend trying Goya Chanpuru, an Okinawan-style stir-fry. Goya (bitter melon), Okinawa's representative vegetable, is a delicacy health vegetable with a bumpy and bitter taste, so it is a national side dish.

There are almost no restaurants that handle it in Korea, so be sure to try it in Okinawa!

* For more information on the menu, please refer to the official website.

A glass of alcohol while listening to traditional folk songs

On the stage on the 2nd floor, you can watch a live performance of 'Shima Uta', a traditional folk song from southwestern Japan. The song flowing with Okinawa's traditional stringed instrument 'Sanshin' creates a lyrical atmosphere. Sometimes you can even hear the locals singing along, making it the perfect place to feel the atmosphere of the island village!

* There is an additional seat charge for 2nd floor seats when there is a live performance. For details and live performance times, please refer to the official website.