[2025 Naha Attraction] Travel Guide for Makishi Public Market (Updated May)

Figure 1️⃣Gyukatsu Motomura Naha Kokusai-dori Honten Naha Kokusai-dori main store, the fried steak set is super delicious Figure 2️⃣ The famous ramen with a long queue at Kokusai-Nuanmu Ramen, recommended white sesame oil flavor and fierce fire ramen (recommended for late-night snacks when there are fewer people) Figure 3️⃣ Makishi Public Market, a paradise for seafood lovers, it is really fresh and delicious (recommend Zhongzhen Seafood, the service attitude is good, the seafood quality is also very good, and the staff can speak Chinese!) Figure 4️⃣ Fukusuke's Tamagoyaki. I accidentally bought a large portion of tamagoyaki. I recommend sharing it with many people. It tastes sweet and thick! Figure 5️⃣Buchi Kumojiten, a highly recommended charcoal grilled meat restaurant, recommending Ishigaki beef, diaphragm, egg yolk raw beef, and beef tongue Figure 6️⃣ Don Quijote Kokusai-dori store has long business hours and is suitable for night owls to visit. Business hours are 9.00 am to 5.00 am. If you spend 30,000 yen or more excluding tax, you can get a tax-free discount by showing your coupon! (I made another trip just for this discount) Figure 7️⃣Calbee+'s freshly fried red taro and purple sweet potato fries🍠 Very delicious and easy to buy ✌🏻 It is recommended to buy freshly fried French fries early🍟 Figure 8️⃣ Okinawa mille mele ミレメーレ, located in the alley of Kokusai-dori (not on the main road of Kokusai-dori), has a crispy crust and candied apple granules in the filling. It is delicious with rich custard, but it is easy to get tired of it! Figure 9️⃣ BlueSeal, an ice cream chain that can be found everywhere in Okinawa, recommends blue wave and salt cookies Picture 🔟MAXI PUDDING, jasmine tea flavor is recommended! The sweetness is slightly lower than that of sugarcane ~ the milk flavor is super super rich! Ant-Man 🉑 Mindless Charge

The Okinawa First Makishi Public Market (Makishi Market) is located just a 2-minute walk from the "Makishi Station" on the monorail. The market offers a variety of seafood, including pufferfish and Ishigaki beef. The first floor is dedicated to shops, while the second floor serves as a seating area where you can bring seafood purchased on the first floor to be cooked. We picked a shop that caught our eye and bought some seafood. The staff guided us to their restaurant outside the market for cooking and dining. We bought fish, prawns, and luminous clams. The fish was steamed, the luminous clams were served as a cold dish and stir-fried, and the prawns were grilled. After trying all four dishes, we found the flavors to be quite ordinary, reminiscent of banquet-style dishes in Taiwan 🤣. The most unique dish was the stir-fried luminous clams, which were recommended to be eaten hot, as they become very tough when cold. 📍Address: 2 Chome-10-1 Matsuo, Naha, Okinawa 🕰️Business Hours: 08:00-22:00

#okinawa #familytravel #新年好去处2025 📍 Day 1 – Naha City & Churaumi Aquarium Highlights of the itinerary: Kokusai Street, Okonomiyaki Market, Churaumi Aquarium, Kouri Bridge 🌅 Morning: Arrive in Naha and explore the city 1. Kokusai Street – Naha’s busiest commercial street, full of Okinawan restaurants, souvenir shops and souvenirs. 2. Makishi Public Market – Experience Okinawa’s market culture and try fresh seafood (such as lobster and sea grapes) cooked on site at the restaurant upstairs. 🐠 Afternoon: Go to the northern part of Okinawa to explore the aquarium and seascape 3. Churaumi Aquarium – Watch the world-class giant whale sharks and spectacular underwater ecology. 4. Ocean Expo Park – In addition to the aquarium, there are free dolphin shows and beautiful beaches to stroll on. 5. Kouri Bridge – Drive across this sea bridge to enjoy the clearest sea views in Okinawa and arrive at Kouri Island to enjoy the peaceful beach scenery. 🍽 Dinner recommendation Seafood cuisine "Kijimuna Café" (Kouri Island) – The local famous Taco Rice and fried shrimp burger are definitely worth a try! Yanbaru Soba – Enjoy authentic Okinawa soba (buckwheat noodles) with chewy noodles and a delicious pork cartilage broth. 🏨 Accommodation suggestion: Hotels in northern Okinawa (such as Onna Village) – convenient for exploring the east coast the next day. --- 📍 Day 2 – Onna Village & Southern Culture Tour Highlights of the itinerary: Blue Cave, Manzamo, Ryukyu Village, Senaga Island 🌊 Morning: Diving and Sea View Tour 1. Blue Cave Snorkeling / Diving – Okinawa’s most famous diving spot, where you can swim with tropical fish in a cave that looks like a blue waterfall. (Because I didn’t go diving when traveling with my parents) 2. Manzamo – Overlooking the magnificent cliffs and the sea, and admiring the unique topography of Elephant Rock. 🏮 Afternoon: Culture and Shopping 3. Ryukyu Village – Experience Okinawa’s traditional culture, crafts (such as dyeing, Ryukyu glass) and traditional dance performances. 4. Umikaji Terrace – This small island has pure white buildings and an unbeatable sea view. You can taste handmade ice cream, awamori coffee and enjoy the leisurely atmosphere. 🍽 Dinner recommendation Ryukyu Yakiniku "Kinbu Yakiniku" – Taste Okinawa Wagyu beef, pair it with Awamori sake! Okinawan cuisine “Himeyuri” – Authentic Okinawan home cooking such as Goya Champuru and Rafute. 🏨 Accommodation suggestion: Naha city hotel, convenient for departure the next day --- 📍 Day 3 – Shuri Castle & Southern Coast Tour Itinerary highlights: Shuri Castle, Cape Chinen, Seifa Utaki, Gyokusen Cave 🏯 Morning: Exploring Okinawa’s history and culture 1. Shurijo Castle – Once the palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom, experience Okinawa’s unique history and architectural style (currently partially under reconstruction, but still worth a visit). 2. Gyokusendo Cave & Okinawa World – Visit the magnificent stalactite caves, experience traditional dance performances and the Awamori brewing process. 🌊 Afternoon: Secret Places in Southern Okinawa 3. Sefa Utaki – Okinawa’s most sacred shrine, listed as a World Heritage Site, full of spiritual atmosphere. 4. Cape Chinen – Overlooking the magnificent Pacific Ocean, it is a great spot for taking photos. 🍽 Lunch recommendation The century-old traditional Japanese house "Hamabe no Chaya" – a Japanese teahouse by the sea, where you can enjoy the leisurely Okinawan set meal and beautiful scenery. In the afternoon, you can arrange some free time for shopping at AEON Mall, duty-free shop DFS, or browse Kokusai Street before catching your flight back home!

📍 Itinerary Overview A 2-day trip to Naha, the heart of Okinawa, offers a mix of history, culture, and coastal beauty. From ancient castles to vibrant streets and stunning beaches, this itinerary covers the best of Naha! 🚩 Sightseeing Route Day 1: Cultural & Historical Exploration • Shurijo Castle 🏯 – Discover the rich history of the Ryukyu Kingdom. • Tamaudun Mausoleum – A UNESCO World Heritage site. • Tsuboya Pottery Street 🏺 – Explore Okinawa’s traditional pottery shops. • Makishi Public Market 🍱 – Try fresh seafood and local specialties. • Kokusai Street 🛍️ – Stroll through Naha’s most famous shopping street. Day 2: Ocean Views & Relaxation • Naminoue Shrine ⛩️ – A beautiful seaside shrine. • Naminoue Beach 🏖️ – Enjoy the crystal-clear waters. • Senagajima Umikaji Terrace 🌅 – A scenic shopping & dining spot with ocean views. • Okinawa Outlet Mall Ashibinaa 🛒 – Shop for great deals before departure. 🚇 Transportation 🚆 Yui Rail – The best way to get around Naha. 🚕 Taxis – Convenient for short distances. 🚶 Walking – Many attractions are within walking distance in central Naha. 📷 Photo Spots 📍 Shurijo Castle – Iconic red castle with historic charm. 📍 Naminoue Shrine – A shrine overlooking the ocean. 📍 Senagajima Umikaji Terrace – Sunset views and white Mediterranean-style buildings. 🍜 Local Cuisine 🍜 Okinawa Soba – Must-try noodle dish at Shuri Soba. 🍖 Rafute (Braised Pork Belly) – Rich and flavorful at Yunangi. 🍠 Beni Imo (Purple Sweet Potato) Desserts – Famous Okinawan treat! 🏠 Accommodation 1. Hotel Anteroom Naha 🏨 A stylish boutique hotel with modern art decor, ocean views, and a relaxing ambiance. Perfect for a comfortable stay in Naha. 💡 Tips ✔️ Start early to make the most of your two days. ✔️ Get an IC card (Suica/PASMO) for easy Yui Rail access. ✔️ Try street food along Kokusai Street. ✔️ Pack light – Naha is best explored on foot. A short but amazing trip with the help of Trip.com! Can’t wait to visit again! ✈️🏝️#okinawa #travel #beachlife #feature #featured

#tripflytoaskfornewyear With estimated travel and expenses: Day 1: Arrival & Naha City 🛬🌴 • Morning: Arrive in Okinawa from Naha Airport • Access: From Naha Airport, take a taxi or bus to your accommodation (about 20-30 minutes) • Cost: Taxi fare is about 2,000-3,000 yen or bus fare is about 250-500 yen • Afternoon: Sightseeing in Naha City • Shurijo Castle: Admission fee is about 820 yen • Kokusai Dori: Free walking (shopping or eating local food is about 1,000-2,000 yen) • Evening: Visit Makishi Public Market 🍣 • Cost: Seafood or local food is about 1,500-2,500 yen Day 2: Beach & Relaxation 🏖️🌊 • Morning: Cape Manzamo • Access: Rent a car (rental car fee is about 5,000-7,000 yen/day) • Cost: Free • Afternoon: Emerald Beach or Sunset Beach • Cost: Free (parking fee around 500-1,000 yen) • Dinner: Yakiniku or Okinawa Soba • Cost: Around 1,500-2,500 yen Day 3: Exploring Nature & History 🏞️⛩️ • Morning: Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium • Access: Rent a car (about 1.5 hours drive from Naha) • Cost: Admission fee around 1,850 yen • Afternoon: Gyokusendo Cave or Nakijin Castle Ruins • Cost: • Gyokusendo Cave: 1,200 yen • Nakijin Castle Ruins: 400 yen • Dinner: Eat local food • Cost: Around 1,500-2,500 yen Day 4: Shopping & Departure 🛍️✈️ • Morning: Go shopping at DFS Galleria Okinawa • Cost: Depends on the purchase • Afternoon: Return to Naha Airport • Transportation: Take a taxi or bus (about 20-30 minutes) • Cost: Taxi fare is about 2,000-3,000 yen Total approximate expenses (for 1 person): • Food: 1,000-2,500 yen/meal x 3 meals/day = 3,000-7,500 yen/day x 4 days = 12,000-30,000 yen • Accommodation: About 6,000-15,000 yen/night (for mid-range hotels) • Transportation: • Rental car 5,000-7,000 yen/day x 3 days = 15,000-21,000 yen • Taxi and bus fare = 3,000-6,000 yen • Entrance fees: around 5,000-7,000 yen Total expenses: around 35,000-70,000 yen (depending on accommodation and personal spending) #Travel plan giveaway #Japan travel destinations #Okinawa #Japan travel plan

The Makishi Market has a history of over 60 years Located in Naha, Okinawa, the First Makishi Public Market (commonly known as Makishi Market) is referred to as the 'Kitchen of Okinawa.' It specializes in a variety of fresh local seafood, Agu pork, Ishigaki beef, and other fresh ingredients. The market also offers many local Okinawan seasonings, spicy oils, and seaweed as souvenirs. Visitors can haggle with vendors to buy seafood at the Makishi Market. The entire Makishi Market has two floors. The first floor is the ingredient area with many stalls selling fresh seafood such as lobsters, crabs, and luminous clams. After selecting your seafood, you can go to the restaurants on the second floor of the Makishi Market for processing and cooking. It seems that each vendor has a fixed restaurant partner. Makishi Market is located next to the bustling Kokusai Street in Okinawa. From the Don Quijote store on Kokusai Street, walk into the Market Hon-dori Shopping Street, and you can reach it in 2 minutes. If you take the monorail, get off at Makishi Station or Miebashi Station, and it's an 8-10 minute walk. The transportation is very convenient. Business Hours: April to September 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM; October to March 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Transportation: Monorail Makishi Station, Miebashi Station

Naha | A seafood market that seafood lovers must go to, Okinawa kitchen seafood to enjoy to the fullest Japanese cuisine always dazzles people, and for someone who really likes lively eating like myself, it is an essential part of the experience. When traveling to Okinawa, why not check out the very famous Makishi Public Market. • The market is located in the center of Naha city and is a well-known agricultural market in Okinawa. There are plenty of cooking ingredients available, and what is surprising is that the markets in Japan are very clean, neat and tidy, and there is hardly any fishy smell, making it feel like there is no difference between browsing the market and shopping at a mall. - On the first floor, there are various ingredients, pork, beef, and some fresh produce, but what attracts me the most is the sashimi and seafood. It must be said that Japan has a really diverse variety of sea cucumbers, and the colorful seafood, many of which I am seeing for the first time, are so vibrant that one can imagine how delicious they must be. - There are two ways of cooking here, one is to fry first or go directly for sashimi, and they can all be cooked on the spot. After cooking, you can go to the second floor to dine. The first floor has shops selling fish, flavored snacks, and processed products, while the second floor is a food street where you can taste Okinawan cuisine and Chinese cuisine. It must be said that the seafood here is especially fresh, and also very sweet by itself. The first time I tasted such sweet sea urchin, it was truly refreshing and very sweet. - Of course, you can also buy a lot of cute Okinawan sweets and snacks here. Their packaging is very attractive, and I couldn't help but buy a bunch to take home!

The best way to understand the charm of a city is to measure it with your steps and slowly feel the breath of the city. Confident in our own physical and walking strength, we put this into practice, but in the end, we still took the bus back to the hotel. I thought that the small Okinawa Naha would be easy to conquer, but because it was too good to stroll around, the route was too long and we ended up exhausted. ✅ Itinerary: Kokusai Dori — Makishi Public Market — Tsuboya Pottery Street ✅ Introduction to 【Kokusai Dori】 ⭕️ It should be the busiest place in Naha, very close to Naha Airport and the port, shopping and transportation are very convenient. ⭕️ Whether it's Okinawan specialties, various foods, or cosmetics, there's everything you need, and if you don't know what to buy for souvenirs, just look around here. ⭕️ There are many shops selling ceramics and glassware on the street, with relatively uniform styles. If you really want to buy, you can go to the pottery street later. ⭕️ Many shops have glass boxes at the entrance with a coconut crab inside, if you want to eat, you can go to Makishi Public Market later. ⭕️ The purple sweet potato tarts here are quite famous, so we bought a pack to try, they are dry, just taste a little, not recommended. ⭕️ Miyako Island's snow salt ice cream, their ice cream can be sweet or salty, full of milk flavor, those who like the taste of sea salt must not miss it. ✅ Introduction to 【Makishi Public Market】 ⭕️ Makishi Public Market is right next to Kokusai Dori, the overall environment is much cleaner and tidier, more like a large fresh supermarket. ⭕️ In terms of price, Tomari Port is more favorable, but Makishi Public Market has many other categories besides seafood, such as beef, pickles, etc. ⭕️ Both markets have seafood stalls that can be processed, and the stalls have Chinese-speaking staff, so don't worry about language barriers. ⭕️ The market is divided into two floors, with sales downstairs and processing upstairs. The processing fee is additional, 500 yen/person, 3 styles, and the delicious seafood porridge only accepts cash💰. ⭕️ In Japan, noctiluca and giant clams are edible, and in the market, you can also see porcupine fish and coconut crabs, just like visiting an aquarium. ⭕️ At Makishi office, we ordered a lobster, a geoduck, and a scallop for a total of 15,900 yen, about 750 RMB, which would cost at least double in China. ⭕️ The lobster was half sashimi and half boiled in soup, the geoduck was sashimi, and the scallop was with garlic. Because they were all fresh, all the cooking methods were extremely delicious. ⭕️ The giant clam, which is often seated in China, has a special stench, and we didn't try it in the end. If you're interested, you can give it a try. ✅ Introduction to 【Tsuboya Pottery Street】 ⭕️ Passing through the Makishi office market, you can reach the pottery street. ⭕️ The pottery shops here are not big, small enough to accommodate 7 or 8 people. ⭕️ Each shop has its own characteristics, and I really like the time spent shuttling between these shops. ⭕️ There are several well-known small shops, such as Yacchi & moon, which have their own designed and produced pottery, as well as some mass-produced ones. In short, the pottery here has more design sense. ⭕️ It is said that most of Okinawa's pottery comes from this pottery street. If you pick carefully, there is always one that suits you. ⚠️ Notes: ⭕️ Because the route is quite long, it is recommended to rent a bicycle. ⭕️ Naha has shared bicycles, 1800 yen/day, but there may be no space when returning the bike. Also, there is a shop in Kokusai Dori that rents formal bicycles, but they must be returned before 7 pm, not highly recommended. ⭕️ Okinawa's Wagyu is very famous, you can find a place near Kokusai Dori to try Wagyu, but don't order too much, I'm afraid you'll be overwhelmed by the oil.

Naha Wave Palace is a shrine located in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, and is one of the popular tourist attractions in Okinawa. Here is a travel guide for Naha Wave Palace: 1. Address and opening hours: The Naha Wave Palace is located at 1-25-11 Wakasa, Naha City, surrounded by many commercial areas and hotels, and the transportation is very convenient. The opening hours are from 6 am to 6 pm every day. 2. Tour route: The tour route of the Wave Palace is relatively simple, mainly including the main hall, the residence of the clergy, the hand water house, the torii, etc. Before entering the shrine, remember to wash your hands at the hand water house to show respect. Then you can go to the main hall to worship. The sea god is enshrined in the hall, blessing the people who go out to sea to return safely. There are some exhibitions in the residence of the clergy, where you can learn about the history and culture of the Wave Palace. 3. Surrounding attractions: There are also some worthwhile attractions around the Wave Palace. For example, Naha City's first Makishi public market, which is only a few steps away from the Wave Palace, is the largest market in Okinawa, where you can taste a variety of fresh seafood and local specialties. In addition, there are many shopping centers and restaurants near the Wave Palace, which can meet the various needs of tourists. 4. Precautions: When visiting the Wave Palace, you need to pay attention to some etiquette and regulations. For example, keep quiet when entering the shrine, and do not touch or damage any items. When worshiping, follow the correct way to show respect. In summary, Naha Wave Palace is a tourist attraction full of historical and cultural atmosphere, worth a visit. When visiting, remember to abide by local etiquette and regulations, respect local culture and beliefs. I hope the above guide will help you!

I took a stroll through the newly renovated Naha Makishi Public Market in Naha, Okinawa. The location is from Kokusai-dori through the arcade of Ichiba Hondori, and the relocated Makishi Public Market appears. There is an escalator in the middle of the market, and it is an open space, with shops surrounding it. The first floor sells souvenirs and fresh fish. Most of the second floor is occupied by restaurants. There are also many restaurants and shops on the outer wall of the market, where you can enjoy alcohol. From a tourist's perspective, the colorful and vibrant fish that are typical of the tropics are lined up, and Okinawan cuisine and menus come into view. It's a place filled with the "Okinawa all-stars that you imagine when you're sightseeing," and it's a fun place to look at and eat at😊 At the entrance, there is a pig wearing sunglasses. If you want to take photos, there is a photo spot outside the Makishi Public Market. If you visit Kokusai-dori while sightseeing in Naha, Okinawa, this is a must-see tourist spot, so be sure to check it out! Even if you have been there before, I recommend the newly opened Makishi Public Market. Yui Rail Makishi Station 500m Miebashi Station 650m Makishi Public Market 2-10-1 Matsuo, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture 900-0014 #Okinawa #Naha #Naha Tourism #Naha Trip #Kokusai Street #Naha Walk #Domestic Travel

📍 First Makishi Public Market Open at a temporary market just a few minutes walk from the old market that is closed. The first floor of the Makishi Public Market is a market, and the second floor is a restaurant! At the first floor market, you can see Okinawan fish and buy Okinawan gourmet food✨ On the second floor, there are many shops selling sata andagi and eating Okinawan gourmet food🍽 They will also cook the fish you choose at the first floor market for an additional cooking fee🥰 This rare restaurant where you can eat fresh fish on the spot and enjoy Okinawan cuisine is also recommended as a tourist spot on a rainy day☔️ If you go to Naha, please drop by☺️ #Gourmet #GourmetTrip #OkinawaTrip #Naha #OkinawaTourism

The first Makishi public market in Naha, Okinawa Known as the "Okinawa Kitchen" It specializes in selling all kinds of fresh seafood from Okinawa, Agu pork, Ishigaki beef and other fresh ingredients There are also many local Okinawan seasonings, chili oil, kelp sprouts and other souvenirs. You can buy good seafood at Okinawa Makishi Market and bargain with vendors. Then ask the restaurant on the second floor to cook it for you. The whole process is also quite interesting ❤️

Autumn in Okinawa ✨ 4 nights and 5 days trip in October ~🌺 Walking around the public market, I came across some big cute shisa~😊✨ And when it comes to Okinawa, there's "Ryukyu glass" ✨ It's beautiful glass with air bubbles inside 😊✨ Here, "Okinawa Glass and Shisa Shop Hibiscus" has a good selection and other Okinawa souvenirs, so it was a great souvenir✨✨✨ #AutumnTrip

Okinawa trip in autumn ~ ✨ 4 nights and 5 days trip in October If you go deep inside the public market and into the back alleys, you might find the real Okinawa there 😊 All the stores are run by old ladies 👍 And here at Shimabukuro Chinmi-ten, they have sea snake and habu snake cream and powder! It seems that this is the most effective for burns and sores ✨✨ #AutumnTrip

Autumn in Okinawa✨A 4-night, 5-day trip in October~✨✨✨ Walking from the hot Kokusai-dori street to the public market✨ When you get lost in the narrow alley, you'll find a nostalgic Okinawa atmosphere✨✨✨ A small standing bar in a dimly lit alley, with a sign for Soki Soba✨ Please enjoy this nostalgic world✨✨ #AutumnTrip

Autumn in Okinawa✨A 4-night, 5-day trip in October~✨✨ If you go one block from Kokusai-dori, you'll find a public market🌟 There are Okinawan-style sweets and food lined up✨ The place we recommend is here✨For traditional Okinawan sweets, try "Hokuma Confectionery"✨✨ Sweets sprinkled with pink sesame seeds are sweets for matchmaking💕The more sesame seeds, the better~😘 #AutumnTrip

Okinawa First Makishi Public Market, close to Kokusai Street, so easy to reach 👍🏻 It is a public market in Okinawa, so Okinawa's unique fish, shellfish, meat and vegetables can be found, with the title of Okinawa's secret kitchen😍 This market is very clean and tidy, there are many kinds of fish, the price is not expensive, we harvest here even Fung 🤣 2nd floor also has a restaurant, can help customers cook the ingredients purchased in the market, ready to eat 😆 We bought sashimi here immediately open a meal Since the First Muchi Public Market is an indoor market, so don't worry about the rain overall ☺️ #Japan Attractions

This market is located in the middle of the arcade from Kokusai-dori to Ichiba Hondori. It is currently being rebuilt and is a temporary business office😊 Makishi Public Market is the largest tourist spot in Naha with over 60 years of history as the "Kitchen of Okinawa" where ingredients from Okinawa Prefecture are gathered together✨ There are many ingredients unique to Okinawa, so it is fun just to look at them🙌 And it is also fun that the fish you purchase on the first floor are cooked on the second floor☺️ There is also a famous sata andagi shop and many other products that are perfect for souvenirs🎵 If you go to Kokusai-dori, it is a place you should definitely stop by❣️ *Makishi Public Market 2-10-1 Matsuo, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture 900-0014 #gw2022jp #okinawatrip #okinawa #makishipublicmarket

The fish market is a stone’s throw away from Kokusai Street, right in the middle of Naha’s tourist district, surrounded by souvenir shops, clothing stalls, food vendors, and more. The market is quite touristy, but the seafood selection was much better than Awase’s. The main level is filled with fishmongers selling fresh fish, shellfish, and sushi, whereas the second floor contains restaurants. The idea is to buy your seafood from the fishmongers, who will then bring your seafood upstairs to be prepared by the restaurants. #GiveThanks

Makishi Fish Market is a great place to eat in the city. The market has seafood, fresh meat, and fresh pork. You can buy your ingredients and go up to the second floor for the restaurant to cook them for you. The service charge is around 500 yen per dish. The restaurant also has a variety of dishes for you to try.

Located in the heart of Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, Okinawa Daiichi Makishi Public Market is one of the most representative and vibrant markets in the area. This market is not only a great place to buy fresh seafood and local ingredients, but also a great window into Okinawa's food culture and daily life. Store Name: Makishi Public Market Store Address: 2-10-1 Matsuo, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture (Map) Opening hours: 08:00-22:00 (Fourth Sunday, January 1-3, Closed during Lunar New Year and Obon Festival)

Kichitsugi is one of the three famous fishes in Japan. It grows in deep sea waters with a depth of 150 to 600 meters. It is not easy to catch and it is said that this fish dies as soon as it leaves the water, so it is very precious. It should be what Taiwan commonly calls the stone dog fish. It has delicious meat and is full of gelatin. You can try it at the Okinawa fish market.

newnew🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1:American Village Day 2:Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium-Fruit Cafe-Kouri Ocean Tower-Kouri Big Bridge-Kouri Bridge View Point Day 3:Nago Pineapple Park-Nago City Hall-TWIN-LINE HOTEL YANBARU OKINAWA JAPAN-Manza Beach-Cape Manzamo-PGM Golf Resort Okinawa-Ryukyu Mura-Southeast Botanical Gardens Day 4:Shuri Castle-Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum-Naha Kokusai Street-Makishi Public Market-Kokusai-dori-Walking Kokusai-Dori Street! Restaurants! #M402 Day 5:Hotel Rocore Naha-Umikaji Terrace Senagajima-Naha Airport 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1.American Village 2.Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium 3.Kouri Ocean Tower 4.Kouri Big Bridge 5.Kouri Bridge View Point 6.Nago Pineapple Park 7.Nago City Hall 8.Manza Beach 9.Cape Manzamo 10.PGM Golf Resort Okinawa 11.Ryukyu Mura 12.Southeast Botanical Gardens 13.Shuri Castle 14.Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum 15.Naha Kokusai Street 16.Makishi Public Market 17.Kokusai-dori 18.Umikaji Terrace Senagajima 19.Naha Airport 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] 1.Fruit Cafe 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.TWIN-LINE HOTEL YANBARU OKINAWA JAPAN 2.Walking Kokusai-Dori Street! Restaurants! #M402 3.Hotel Rocore Naha 📷📷 [Photo Spots] 📣📣 [Tips]

The first Makishi public market is located near Okinawa Kokusai-dori and has fresh seafood and fruits and vegetables! I recommend Zhongzhen Seafood to everyone. Their service is really top-notch, and the staff can speak Chinese, which is a big advantage! All kinds of fresh seafood, pufferfish, and Ishigaki beef are available at the Makishi Public Market, which is highly recommended for tourists visiting Okinawa!

Hi! If you ask me why I want to travel to Okinawa, I will excitedly tell you: "Because it is a dream destination that combines blue sky and blue sea, cultural relics and food paradise!" 🌊🍍Whether you want to relax or look for adventure, Okinawa can satisfy you all at once! 😍Now, let me take you to experience the unique charm of Okinawa～👇 **1. Ikei Island🌉🏝️** One of Okinawa's secret spots! After crossing the magnificent Lai Chang Bridge, Lai Chang Island immediately welcomes you with its pristine beaches and super clear waters. Snorkeling and seaside picnics here are highly recommended, it feels like owning a private paradise! ✨🌞 - **📍Address**: Katsuren Peninsula, Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture - **🕰️Business hours: Free to visit all day **2. American Village🎡🍔** Next, we came to the exotic "American Village". The colorful buildings and the iconic Ferris wheel instantly put you into the atmosphere of an American small town. There are also many American restaurants and trendy shops here. You can find a lot of surprises just by strolling around! You can also take lots of beautiful photos of internet celebrities! 📸✨ - **📍Address**: 15-69 Mihama, Chatan-cho, Nakagami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture - **🕰️Business hours: Most stores are open from 10:00 to 22:00, the specific hours are subject to the store **3. Kouri Island🌉💖** The next stop is the romantic "Lovers' Island"! Drive across the Kouri Bridge and you'll see the clearest blue waters of Okinawa. The beach is pure white, the atmosphere is romantic, and the heart-shaped rocks are a must-see attraction! Climb up to the observation deck, the scenery is so beautiful that you don’t want to leave～💕 - **📍Address**: Nakijin Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture - **🕰️Business hours: Free to visit all day **4. Daiichi Makishi Public Market (Fish Market)🐟🍣** Come to Naha's busiest fish market at lunch time! The wide variety of fresh seafood is dazzling. Choose your favorite fish and shellfish, process them into delicious dishes on the spot, and feel the local life atmosphere while eating. It's super fun! 🦐🍤 - **📍Address**: 2-10-1 Matsuo, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture - **🕰️Business hours: 10:00 – 20:00 (some businesses may differ slightly) **5. Churaumi Aquarium 🐋🐠** How can you come to Okinawa and not visit the world-class Churaumi Aquarium? Whale sharks and manta rays swim in the huge "Kuroshio Sea" tank, allowing you to experience the magnificence and mystery of the ocean firsthand. There are also coral reef areas and tropical fish areas, and both children and adults will love this place! 🌊💙 - **📍Address**: 424 Ishikawa, Motobu-cho, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture - **🕰️Business hours: 08:30 – 18:30 (Last entry 17:30) **6. Zakimi Castle Ruins🏯🌿** This ancient city ruins, a world cultural heritage, condenses the historical atmosphere of Okinawa in this peaceful green space. Stroll between the city walls and feel the former glory of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Climb up and look far into the distance. You will see the perfect combination of blue sky and green land, which will make you feel super relaxed! ✨ - **📍Address**: 708-6 Zazakimi, Yomitan Village, Nakagami District, Okinawa Prefecture - **🕰️Business hours: Open all day **7.Yuquan Cave 🐉🌌** This is a spectacular stalactite cave that is over 300,000 years old! The lights in the cave create a mysterious atmosphere, making people feel like they have entered another world. **Address**: 1336 Tamakimaekawa, Nancheng City, Okinawa Prefecture **🕰️Business hours: 09:00-18:00 **8. Manzamo🌅🐘** At the end of a day's trip, how can you not come to Manzamo to enjoy the sunset? The magnificent cliffs interweave with the sea, the breeze blows gently, the waves beat against the rocks, and the "elephant trunk" rock in front of you looks like a sculpture of nature. It is especially beautiful at sunset, it is breathtaking! 🌊❤️ - **📍Address**: Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture, Onna 2870 - **🕰️Business hours: Open all day 💞Recommended reasons: The charm of Okinawa travel lies in its diversity! 🌟From the magnificent natural scenery to the rich history and culture, from the authentic food to the shopping paradise with an exotic atmosphere, everything here can make people intoxicated! ✨Whether you are traveling as a couple, as a family, or as a group with friends, Okinawa will be the best part of your trip! 🌞🌸Come on, this island where sunshine and ocean interweave is waiting for you to explore! ⛱️ #Okinawa Attractions #Okinawa #Okinawa Travel #Okinawa Free Travel #Okinawa Tour #Okinawa Self-driving Tour #Okinawa Good Places #okinawa #okinawatrip #okinawatravel #okinawajapan #okinawa_love #okinawaphoto#Okinawa Gyokusen Cave #Gyokusen Cave #Zakimi Castle Ruins #American Village #Senagajima #Senagajima Okinawa Tour #Senagajima Attractions #Kouriu Island #Churaumi Aquarium #Mazamo

Arrived at Okinawa's No. 1 Makishi Public Market You must try to buy and cook seafood now 🔥🍽️ You can see a lot of fresh seafood on the first floor of the market Like big lobsters🦞, plump king crabs🦀, and super special Okinawa fish🐠 You can choose your favorite seafood and tell the store that you want it cooked fresh. If you want sashimi, they will prepare it for you. If you want cooked food, you can go to the designated cooperative canteen on the second floor 👩🏻🍳👨🏻🍳 These restaurants will cook different dishes for you based on the ingredients For example, lobsters can be steamed with garlic or cooked into porridge (recommended～～🧄🧈 Fish can be made into sashimi, soup or grilled🍲🍢 The seafood is freshly picked and cooked and is completely customized. Please note that the cost of ingredients and cooking are calculated separately, but the prices are public.) It is recommended to eat with many people. It is more cost-effective. You can order more dishes to share. Haha The more popular the store, the longer the queue. It is recommended to come early. #GlobalTravel

When you come to Okinawa, you can't miss the Kokusai-dori area. Daiichi Makishi Public Market It's not just a market, but a very interesting local experience in Okinawa～🇯🇵🐟 Walking in from the bustling Heiwa-dori shopping street You can smell the aroma of fried food and seafood The entire market is divided into two floors The first floor is full of seafood, meat, cooked food, fresh fruits and vegetables The second floor is the dining area where you can directly enjoy the freshly cooked food The market has fish and seafood that are only available in Okinawa Many of them are very special for us to see for the first time. If you like seafood, don't miss it. #GlobalTravel

#Travel itinerary 🏷 Shurijo Castle 📍1 Chome-2 Shurikinjocho, Naha, Okinawa 903-0815, Japan Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Recommended points: This is a castle that contains the history and beauty of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Although some parts are under reconstruction, the red tiles and the surrounding walking paths are charming. 🏷 Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum 📍3 Chome-1-1 Omoromachi, Naha, Okinawa 900-0006, Japan Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Recommended points: This is a space where traditional and modern art coexist. You can feel the culture and sensibility of Okinawa in a cool indoor space. 🏷 Kokusai Dori 📍3 Chome-2-10 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa 900-0013, Japan Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Recommended points: It's a central street with everything from shopping to food and souvenirs. It's even more lively in the evening thanks to the neon lights. 🏷 Makishi Public Market 📍2 Chome-10-1 Matsuo, Naha, Okinawa 900-0014, Japan Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Recommended points: It's a local market where you can taste fresh seafood and traditional Okinawan cuisine. The market-like atmosphere is also alive.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 When you come to Naha, Okinawa, you must not miss the seafood feast at the "Daiichi Makishi Public Market"! This place is known as the "Kitchen of Okinawa". The first floor is full of fresh seafood stalls, and the second floor can serve you with fresh and cost-effective dishes. **🦞Seafood selection process** The stalls in the market are neat and clean, and although there are many tourists, it is not dirty. We chose: - **Luminous Shell** (Okinawa specialty, crispy and sweet) - **Lobster** (still moving, very chewy) The lady boss is very enthusiastic and can communicate in fluent Chinese! **🍳 Valet cuisine on the second floor** After choosing the seafood, we went directly to the "Cooking Area" on the second floor. We chose: - Luminous Shells "Two Ways" (Sashimi + Stir-fried with Garlic) - Steamed lobster retains its original flavor The cooking fee is transparent, about 500-800 yen per person, and the food is served in 15 minutes. It is so fresh that it will surprise you! **💡 Tips** - **Best time**: Arrive before 11am when the seafood is most abundant - **Bargaining tips**: If you buy more, you can politely ask "もう少し安く?" (Can you give me a discount?) - **Payment method**: Some stalls accept credit cards, but cash is safer You can eat high-quality seafood at a reasonable price here, recommended for you who love to eat! I will definitely visit again next time I come to Okinawa～ 🐠