Day 1

Naha Airport

12:30 A&W Maki Port Store

A long-established fast food restaurant with the aroma of old America

Founded in California, U.S.A. in 1919, the first restaurant opened in Okinawa in 1963. It is the only restaurant in Okinawa in Japan, and is nicknamed "Ender" by the people of Okinawa. The "Makiminato Store" on Route 58 is a popular photo spot with its retro sign. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor parasol seating, and can be used as a drive-in restaurant, where customers can order and eat in their cars without leaving their cars.
The specialty is "The A&W Burger," which bears the restaurant's name. The beef patty, brown sugar pepper pork, onion fries, and cream cheese make a great impact and taste. We recommend the combo with "Root Beer," a non-alcoholic drink made from about 14 kinds of herbs, and "Super Fries," French fries.

13:30 Mihama Town Resort American Village

Feel like you're overseas in a resort town with an American flavor

This amusement town stretches along the west coast of Chatan Town in the central part of Okinawa's main island. The town was created when the U.S. military base was returned to Okinawa, and everything here is colorful and pop. The town is reminiscent of the west coast of the U.S., with stores, restaurants, cafes, movie theaters, and a wide variety of Property and facilities.
At the center of the town is "American Depot," a select store that offers a wide variety of clothing and sundries imported directly from the United States. There is also a wide selection of secondhand clothing, and it is fun to look for rare items. Depot Island, the flagship store in the Depot Island area, and Depot Central, which will open in 2020, are a treasure trove of photo spots, dotted with vivid wall art and objets d'art. Try to find them while touring the stores.

17:00 BEB Okinawa Seragaki by Hoshino Resorts

Yonna~na stay in a condominium-type hotel

The concept is "Yonan-Chu Life," which means "slow, relaxed, and wonderful time" in the Okinawan language. Guest rooms equipped with kitchen and laundry facilities, 24-hour open public space "TAMARIBA," and an outdoor pool with gazebo make your stay as comfortable and loose as if you were living in the house.

Deluxe Suite

All rooms are equipped with a kitchen and laundry, so you can do your laundry anytime, which is a nice feature when traveling. The "Deluxe Suite" is a Suite room with a living/dining room, an island kitchen, and two bedrooms. The suite is stress-free and spacious, allowing you to spend your time as you wish, chatting at the dining table or relaxing on the sofa.

18:00 Dinner " BEB Cafe

A wide variety of freshly baked pizzas to share

Seven types of oven-baked pizza can be enjoyed freshly baked, including "Goya Salsiccia" topped with goya (bitter melon). They go well with Okinawa's craft beers. If you want to take your time, there is a "free flow" option that allows you to enjoy as many Orion beers, Awamori, and soft drinks as you like.

19:30 Pool

Blissful night time at the resort-style pool

In addition to swimming, the open-air pool can be used for relaxing in the gazebo or enjoying a drink on the deck chairs. After sunset, the pool is lit up and transformed into a night pool. A barrel sauna next to the pool building will soothe your body and soul.

Day 2

07:00 Breakfast " BEB Cafe

Choice according to your mood in the morning. Four kinds of colorful breakfasts

Breakfast is available in four choices: panino ham salad, tropical morning bowl, risotto, and bread plate, and includes yogurt and a free drink. Where you choose to enjoy it - in the cafe, at TAMARIBA, or in your Guest room - depends on your mood. We also recommend taking out and having your morning on the beach.

10:00 Kouri Island

An exhilarating drive to the photogenic "Island of Love

A drive along the bridge leading to an island in the emerald green sea in the northern part of Okinawa's main island is like flying over the sea. 6 km in circumference, the island is dotted with beaches, observatories, and other recreational spots, and there are plenty of marine activities to be enjoyed. Kouri Beach, located at the entrance of the island, is a white sand beach with clear waters. Nearby is "Kouri Fureai Hiroba" with restrooms and showers, as well as stores selling local products and restaurants.
Kouri Island is also known as the "Island of Love" and is Okinawa's version of the legend of Adam and Eve. On Tinu Beach on the north side of the island, there is "Heart Rock," two rocks that overlap each other to form a heart, making the island a sacred place for lovers.

13:30 Subtropical Tea House

Café in a tropical mood welcoming you with a spectacular view and delicious food

Located on a hilltop in Motobu-cho, this café has an excellent location overlooking the sea. After passing through a garden overgrown with subtropical plants, you will be greeted by a panoramic view. The view of Sesoko Island, Minna Island, and Ie Island will make you squeal with delight. Among the indoor and outdoor seating, the outdoor seating equipped with hammocks is very popular. It is so comfortable that you might doze off.
The Asian-inspired food is prepared with ingredients from Okinawa and other seasonal bounty. The "Yanbaru Herb Chicken Gapao Rice" is a colorful dish of juicy chicken with basil, shiso leaves, and other herbs.
The restaurant is open until sunset, and the sunset is exceptionally beautiful. You can spend a relaxing, rich Okinawan time here.

14:30 Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium

Enter the world of Okinawa's diverse sea creatures

The aquarium at the National Okinawa Memorial Park (Ocean Expo Park) in Motobu-cho is home to a wide variety of marine life (approximately 710 species), and the tour route from the third-floor entrance down to the first floor is like diving from shallow water to deep sea, giving visitors a realistic experience of Okinawa's ocean.
The "Sea of Coral," which is roofless and flooded with natural light, exhibits about 80 species of coral. In the "Sea of Tropical Fish," visitors will be soothed by colorful fish such as snappers and clownfish that live in the coral reef sea. The main exhibit is "Kuroshio Sea," one of the world's largest aquariums. The sight of whale sharks and southern blue manta rays swimming in a leisurely manner is a spectacular sight. The "Deep Sea" invites you into the mysterious world of depths deeper than 200 meters, and there are many other attractions to see, so please take your time to visit.

18:00 Emerald Beach

Sunset viewing on a coral sand beach

The contrast between the emerald green sea and the white sand is vivid. The beach was selected as one of the 100 best beaches in 2006 by the Ministry of the Environment due to the quality of the water, and is crowded with bathers during the swimming season. There are three beaches: "Beach for Fun," "Beach for Relaxation," and "Beach for a View," and walking around them is a pleasure. The view of Ie Island beyond the majestic ocean is also an attraction. The sight of the sun setting over the horizon and enveloping the entire area in red is breathtaking.
Near the beach, "Bise no Fukugi Namiki" is a photo spot with approximately 20,000 fukugi (Japanese butterbur) trees. Why not visit there as well?

20:30 Okinawa Dining Umi-no-ie

Enjoy the freshest seafood dishes while gazing at the ocean stretching out before you.

Izakaya is a popular izakaya with a large window overlooking the sea. The menu includes a variety of Okinawan dishes that are perfect as snacks for drinks, from standard dishes such as "deep-fried gurukun" and "umi budou (sea grapes)," which are very satisfying, to slightly unusual local dishes. The restaurant's kesu, or fish pond, is a great place to enjoy freshly-caught seafood dishes. The variety of ingredients available from the kesu depends on what is in stock that day, and in addition to Okinawan seafood such as blue snapper, luminous clams, and giant clams, you may also be served lobsters.

Day 3

09:00 Wake up

Spend a leisurely morning until check-out

After a full day of fun and sleep, you may want to take it easy the next morning. Check-out time is 11:00 a.m., so you can wake up a little later than usual. The kitchen is also convenient if you want to enjoy a wake-up drink or breakfast in your room. You can spend your time in a meaningful way until the time comes.

11:00 Check out of BEB Okinawa Seragaki by Hoshino Resorts

11:10 Nakamura Soba

A restaurant specializing in soba noodles with an appetizing aroma of seaweed

The restaurant offers unique Okinawan soba noodles made with seaweed called "arsa" in Okinawa. The homemade thin noodles, richly kneaded with A-grade Okinawan artha, which is known for its smooth texture, have a strong texture and intertwine well with the aromatic bonito-based soup. The toppings are also carefully selected: kamaboko (fish cake) kneaded with the same type of artha as the noodles, and hokoro-hollow meat seasoned with sweet and spicy sauce, a secret recipe that has been poured over the meat since the establishment of the restaurant. It is a healthy yet satisfying dish.

12:30 Kokusai Street

A staple of sightseeing. Naha's main street

It is the largest downtown area in Naha City, Okinawa's prefectural capital, and a street representing Okinawa. The 1.6-km street is lined with souvenir stores, restaurants, department stores, and hotels, and is crowded with many tourists. Palm trees along the street add to the tropical mood. The palm trees along the street add to the tropical atmosphere, and the stores selling all kinds of Okinawan specialties and the latest goods are exciting not only to buy souvenirs but also just to walk around. Every Sunday from 12:00 to 18:00, the "Transit Mile" is held as a priority pedestrian street. Street performances, live music, and a variety of other events are the talk of the town.
Various back streets extending from Kokusai-dori are also worth noting. You will find nostalgic scenery such as alleyways and shopping arcades that retain a retro townscape.

16:00 Senagashima Umikazi Terrace

An island resort with a townscape reminiscent of Southern Europe

This resort mall is located on the west coast of Senaga Island, which is connected to the main island of Okinawa by a marine road. The staircase of chalk-white buildings facing the blue sea is so spectacular that it has been compared to a World Heritage site as the "Amalfi of Japan. Nearly 50 stores offer local delicacies such as Okinawa soba noodles and taco rice, gelato and sweets made from Okinawan fruits, sundries, accessories, and more. After walking around the stores, take a break at the free footbath. Warm yourself in the natural hot spring that bubbles up from 1,000 meters below the ground, and your fatigue will disappear before you know it.
Umikazi Terrace also offers many photo spots such as trick art and monuments. Why don't you make some great memories at the end of your trip?