The backyard of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai - 【Okinawa】

Since joining the company, I started the weekend special forces plan for workers I found that people from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai haven't flocked to Okinawa yet, so taking advantage of the depreciation of the yen, here's my self-made guide ⬇️ DAY1 Airport-Hotel-Karin Seafood Market-Senaga Island Sunset-Hotel DAY2 Glass Sea Snorkeling-Tokashiki Island-Naha Port DAY3 International Street-Tsuboya Street Day1 ✈️14:00 Land at Naha, local time 15:00 🏨 Drop off luggage and head from International Street➡️Senaga Island (30min) 🐟 Seafood market🙌 Although the stalls are small, the fish is fresh and cheap, and the sunset on Senaga Island is beautiful Good stores: Oyaji no Maguro (freshly caught tuna rice bowl, cash only), SunRoom Sweets SENAGAJIMA (Shisa lion small cake) Day2 🧜‍♀️Wake up at 9, there's a boat to Tokashiki Island from the dock at 10:00 (just over an hour) 🤿 Find a local snorkeling package, won't exceed 400rmb and includes lunch 🚌 Leave at 9, prepare to head back around 16:00 🚢 Return to Naha for a meal, then relax at the hotel Wearing a life jacket, snorkeling is perfect for someone like me who wants to be in touch with the sea but is concerned about safety I actually want to go to Miyako Island, Ishigaki Island, but considering time and proximity, Tokashiki Island has the best value for money Day3 ✈️Flight at 15:00, still time to visit a spot in the morning 🌴 Stroll and eat along International Street 🍲 Longing for the black-haired Wagyu beef + sea grapes🙌 (Ton Hormon I Naha Yakiniku Restaurant) 📍 After the meal, head to Tsuboya Street (Tsuboya Yachimun Street), find beautiful pottery along the alleys, then it's time to head back to Naha Airport