Top Naha Seasonal & Special Occasions

Speaking of Japanese summer, a yukata is a summer festival! You can take a commemorative photo with traditional Japanese yukata! Hanahana offers a wide variety of kimonos, kimonos, yukatas, and more than 500 kimonos from 0 years old. Experienced staff carefully dresses each person from a hair set and handles everything from photography to shooting. All plans are included from underwear, so you can visit us with confidence.

You can enjoy Okinawa hot spot from this tour. You'll be able to feel the local atmosphere. About 1 hour walking tour and 2hour dinner and drink time. Also you can enjoy Okinawa local food and beer. ・We walk around Okinawa Naha main street.(Kokusai Dori) ・Take pictures with Shisa(Okinawan lion dog statue) ・Walk around Okinawa Makishi fish market. ・At restaurant, we enjoy Okinawa local foods and beer. As we will walk around before eat, please wear comfortable shoes and come hungry. If you have allergies or something you can't eat, please tell me beforehand. If rain on tour day, tour is cancel. And refund all.

I feel like Yamato! You can take a commemorative photo with traditional Japanese kimono! Hanahana offers a wide variety of kimonos, kimonos, yukatas, and more than 500 kimonos from 0 years old. Experienced staff carefully dresses each person from a hair set and handles everything from photography to shooting. All plans are included from underwear, so you can visit us with confidence.

Sakaemachi (栄町) is the locals favorite market in Naha, Okinawa. This market was built in 1955 and the atmosphere still remains the same as in the old days. Sakaemachi was selected as the No.1 Yokocho (local bar area) in Japan. We will be your guide to bar hopping at this unique and attractive market. Sakaemachi Market is located in the city of Naha. It’s near the Asato monorail station. This market was built in 1955 and the atmosphere still remains the same as in the old days. The market has about 150 bars, restaurants and stores. It is a market that has adapted itself to modern times and is used on a daily basis by the locals here. During the day the market is crowded, and at night the dining locations draw plenty of visitors. The market has a number of attractive and unique bars and restaurants such as Yakitori, Yakiniku, Okinawan traditional foods, dumpling, deep-fried skewers, eel restaurants, Asian food (Korean,Thailand, Indian and Myanmar) and so on.