Okinawa Dining Hateruma

Everything about Okinawa gathered together!
Hateruma Izakaya

For those of you who want to have a drink while feeling the atmosphere of Okinawa, I will introduce Hateruma Izakaya. The entire store is filled with local Okinawan props, making it fun to look around. From local food to songs, there are many things you can only experience here!

Located in the bustling Naha commercial district, this is a great place to add to your itinerary at any time to experience the true Okinawa.

You can taste Okinawan local food.

There are many local dishes, but I recommend trying the Okinawan stir-fried dish, Goya Chanpuru. Goya, Okinawa's representative vegetable, is a delicacy with a bitter, lumpy taste and is considered a national side dish.

There are very few restaurants in Korea that serve it, so be sure to try it when you go to Okinawa!

* Please refer to the official website for detailed menu.

A glass of alcohol while listening to traditional folk songs

On the stage located on the second floor, you can watch a live performance of "shima-uta," a traditional folk song from southwestern Japan. The song, played along with the traditional Okinawan string instrument "sanshin," creates a lyrical atmosphere. Sometimes, you can even hear locals singing along, making it the perfect place to feel the atmosphere of an island village!

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