Kadena Air Base Review

Kadena Air Force Base is a Japanese-based US air base in Kadena, Nakato-gun, Okinawa City, and Nakato-gun North Valley, Japan, known as Kadena Flight Field. The total area is about 19.95 square kilometers, twice the size of Haneda Airport, and has two 3,700 meters of runways, the base has nearly 200 military aircraft stationed here, is the largest air base in the Far East.

The air base is free to visit, you can come with the group, it feels more convenient, here is close to the beach scenery is not bad. The atmosphere of the whole Okinawa, the tourist atmosphere is very good. I still want to play again.

Security Hill is a tiny hill on Okinawa Island, and is the best place to overlook the largest military base in the Asia-Pacific region, Okinawa Kadena Air Force Base. On the third floor of Baoqiu Road Station, we can see the take-off posture of US military aircraft from the runway up to 4000 meters long at Kadena Air Force Base. Listening to the sound of fighter planes and touching the barbed wire can make people feel the status quo of Okinawa base.

Kadena U.S. Air Force Base is on the coast of Nadi, Okinawa. The whole area is built with high walls. You can only see it with high-powered telescopes on the prospecting platform. In addition, there is a small exhibition hall at the base, which introduces the models and uses of some bases.

Where military fans love to go. If you are lucky, you can see the US military training machine training. Unfortunately, I didn't see it when I went there. There is a media report photo seat there. If you look at it, it’s almost 20 minutes.

Okinawa's U.S. military base area accounts for 74.2 [%] of all U.S. military bases in Japan, and Kadena Air Base is the largest strategic air base in the Far East, with two runways of 3,700 meters. Kadena is located in the southwest of Okinawa. The Hill of Security is the best place for public observation of Kadena Base. It mainly includes an observation area, a study exhibition room and a tourist souvenir shop. The observation area is a third-floor viewing platform, overlooking the complete 3,700-meter runway, the hangar and the take-off and landing of observation aircraft. It has a coin-paying telescope, 100 yen each time, and every other day. There are some photographers staying, long guns and short guns waiting for news valuable topics; the second floor study exhibition room introduced the history of the base, the basic situation of the base, the type of stationed aircraft and past accidents.