(Day 1: Circumnavigating the Main Island) A Journey Along the West Coast Resorts

This is a city park located in Mashiki, Ginowan City.

Mihama American Village is a town resort located in the Mihama district of Chatan Town. 
Development of the area began in the 1990s, and "American Depot" opened in 1998. 
It attracted attention for its colorful exterior and American-style goods. 
In 2010, a mixed-use complex called "Depot Island" was completed, 
and now houses approximately 190 stores. It has become a popular spot among tourists.

Founded in 1967, this is Okinawa’s first drive-in restaurant.

This park is located in Nago City, Okinawa Prefecture, adjacent to a natural, approximately 1-kilometer-long beach (Koki Beach).

This is a popular snorkeling and diving spot known by the nickname "Gorilla Chop."

Okinawa Hanasaki Marche (hereinafter referred to as Hanasaki Marche) is a facility located within the "Aramahaina Condo Hotel," near the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium. It is a hub featuring a diverse selection of 14 shops, ranging from restaurants and souvenir stores to venues offering hands-on experiences.

The "Bise Fukugi Tree-Lined Path" is a popular tourist attraction located in Motobu Town in northern Okinawa Prefecture. The Bise village is home to thousands of Fukugi trees, which were planted about 100 years ago to serve as a windbreak, forming a tree-lined path that stretches for approximately 1 kilometer.

Child-rearing support, health promotion, relaxation for mind and body, agriculture and food,
This park facility is designed to provide a safe and welcoming environment, guided by the operational philosophy of building a circular society.

A wooden deck terrace has been installed on the second-floor observation deck.
A stepped terrace has also been installed on the second-floor observation deck, offering views of Unten Port and the Kouri Bridge.

It is a small island located in the northern part of Okinawa Island, surrounded by emerald-green seas.
In 2005, the Kouri Bridge opened between Kouri Island and the neighboring Yagaji Island, making it an island accessible by car from Okinawa Island.
When crossing the bridge, you can drive through waters so crystal-clear that even the Uchinaanchu (Okinawans) rave about them,
and thanks to the stunning scenery, the island has become a popular destination for many tourists.