Located close to the airport, the street is most famous for its hangout spots, restaurants, cafes, pubs and a sea of fashion stores that sell everything from clothes, shoes, handbags, accessories to even second-hand items that you can buy for quite a bargain. The best of the live music scene and even cultural spots make this street a perfect night hub especially if you want to experience Okinawa like a local.

Don’t forget to explore the folk music bars where you can have a few drinks while listening to Eisa and Okinawan folk music and catch a live dance performance to end the evening. The music history of the place is big since the street is where bands like Murasaki and Condition Green and legends like Seijin Noborikawa and Rinsho Kadekaru shot to fame post-war. Even today, you can find a decent number of bands here that perform across venues in the city!

• Timings of individual shops, stores and eateries vary.

• Monorail: Naha Kuko Station
• By renting a Car/Bike.
• By Bus

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