Okinawa Attractions Tickets

Take a trip to the serene Southeast Botanical Gardens of Okinawa for a day away from the hustle and bustle of Japan.

Gasp at the lush 100-acre expanse of the gardens that exhibit over 2000 types of plants and flowers.

Check out Alexander palms, Baobab, Lotuses, and Dragon Blood trees.

Make your way to the petting zoos of Champurus, Capybara, squirrel monkeys, and goats.

Get a ticket upgrade to visit to the Garden after sunset, and see the colors of the flowers brought to life by thousands of holiday lights illuminating the park.

Click here to view the facility map of the gardens.

Enjoy a casual day out at the Okinawa Fruits Land for a one-of-a-kind experience.

Walk along the park’s orchard, swanking hundreds of tropical trees.

Look out for the world’s largest tree-borne fruit here, the Jackfruit.

Buy freshly-made smoothies and ice cream and munch on seasonal fruit slices at the Fruit Zone.

Head towards the Bird Zone and notice multiple species of free-flying and caged birds.

Soak up the serenity as you stroll past little fairy houses and huts sprinkled along the route.

Take your children to the learning games and quizzes organized here.

Pick up a few souvenirs at the gift shop before heading back home.

Visit Nago Pineapple Park and indulge in your love for pineapples

Ride through a pineapple field on a pineapple cart and admire the fleeting cinematic views

Learn about the history of pineapples from origin and discovery to farming and production

Indulge in free samples of fresh pineapple, dried pineapple, pineapple juice, and pineapple cakes

Visit a winery that makes an exclusive pineapple drink called Lagrima Del Sol and sample a glass

Witness a whacky and pineapple-y performance called Pappa Dance, courtesy of the staff

Head out for a day of adventure and learning at Japan’s iconic Okinawa World

This is the perfect blend of an immersive theme park and a stunning museum with strong cultural and historical roots

Admire the Gyokusendo Cave carved out of rock several millennia ago, that is also a museum

At the Ryukyu Kingdom, explore the fascinating Ryukyu culture as you drape on a traditional outfit

The Habu Museum features Okinawan culture as well as a fun Snakes and Reptiles Exhibit

Make your way to the Traditional Crafts Village and curate a piece of art to take home with you

Engage in other fun activities like learning how to make Buku-buku tea, Shisa painting and coaster weaving

Enjoy an extended ticket validity of 60 days from the date of purchase

Enter the beautiful Churaumi Aquarium, one of the largest in the world

Explore the aquarium and see Okinawa’s diverse marine life in close proximity

See the Kuroshio Sea Tank that houses around 200 different kinds of fish

This includes whale sharks, manta ray and yellowfin tuna

Admire the rare marine animal collection here that includes blacksail snake mackerels and sea spiders

Witness the age of the dinosaurs with a visit to Dino Park in Yanbaru Subtropical Forest.

See dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus Rex, Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, and more.

Get a feel of the prehistoric through subtropical plants and colorful flowers scattered amidst lush foliage.

Connect with nature as you walk through the park and breath in the fresh air.

Ideal for kids obsessed with these giant extinct reptiles.

Experience Okinawa like a savvy traveler with one pass to unlock top attractions without breaking the bank.

With the 5 pass, get to visit the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium and 4 other facilities from a list of 15 popular tourist spots in the city.

Visit one of the world's largest aquariums, the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium to marvel at deep-sea creatures like sharks, corals, and dolphins.

But wait, there's more! Grab the Okinawa Tokutoku 3 Pass and choose any 3 spots you love—your ticket to triple the fun.

Fun fact: Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium is one of the few aquariums in the world where you can see whale sharks up close.

Explore the Okinawa Shurijo Castle Park and experience the vivid heritage of the city during the Ryukyu Kingdom era.

Enjoy the park’s renowned attractions, including the Shurei Gate, Enkaku-ji Temple, Ryutan, and Sonohyan Utaki Stone Gate.

Walk through Okinawa’s World Cultural Heritage—the Shuri Castle Ruins, and witness the effort to restore the scorched main hall.

Choose the student ticket and present a valid student ID card if applicable to enter the park.

Fun Fact: Shurijo Castle was the hub of politics and culture of the Ryukyu Kingdom for around 450 years!