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k_matsu132
Kushiro, Japan22,595 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Mar 2024 • Couples
Kokusai Street can be called the center of Naha tourism. There were shops that catered to tourists lined up on both sides of the street, giving the impression that it was always busy with people enjoying Okinawa and Naha.
This is my first trip to Okinawa in several years. Maybe it was because the last time was before the coronavirus pandemic, and this time it was after the pandemic, or maybe it was because it was the off-season for travel, but it felt a little lackluster or deserted.
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Written 19 March 2024
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あかりん
Tokyo, Japan142 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Apr 2024 • Friends
People have finally returned, but there are very few Japanese people.
New stores have opened and replaced their old ones.
There are more chain stores, but the independent stores are still closing...
Even though there are fewer restaurants, they seem to be surviving by attracting customers, and the staff seem to be going out and attracting tourists rather than providing service.
Google
Written 19 June 2024
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leafHue
Tokyo Prefecture, Japan206 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Jan 2024 • Couples
The things that were different from what I imagined from watching it on TV were:
1. It's a pretty long street
2. It's a convenient area with not only souvenir shops, but also restaurants, hotels, convenience stores, etc.
3. There are also restaurants to choose from, such as steakhouses, Okinawan cuisine, and Korean cuisine
4. It's open until quite late at night

That's all for today's recommended place!
Google
Written 7 January 2024
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hweeying
Johor Bahru, Malaysia4,454 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
July 2019 • Family
Easily to come here by Yui rail. We came here several time for shopping and food. It is a famous attraction in Naha city. So packed and crowded during night time.
Visited on June 2019.
Written 29 June 2020
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ongwl82016
Singapore, Singapore799 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Mar 2019 • Family
It is just a very long street crowded with mostly tourist. Since we were tourists, we joined the fun and strolled along under a cool weather, stepping in to some interesting shops, cafes and salted ice-cream shops. At some point we ventured away from the main street to discover more shops and better restaurants in the back lanes.
Written 4 January 2020
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Niameow
Canada240 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Feb 2020
Good last resort place for souvenir shopping and food as there are tons of shops and restaurants/izakaya. It is definitely a busy street. If you don't like a touristy place, then avoid this street. Many restaurants offer Okinawan food and habushu (snake sake).
Written 28 February 2020
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ROCruiser
Claremont, CA4,566 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Jan 2024 • Friends
The busiest part of town, I suppose, with all kinds of shops and restaurants. It's fun walking down from one end to the other especially on a Sunday when they blocked off traffic and making this into a pedestrians only area. Do try the snacks along the street. Absolutely enjoyed the hot cheese cake on a cold day. We did not do too much shopping other than a few boxes of cookies on this 4th trip to Naha.
Written 26 February 2024
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kim buay p
Singapore, Singapore13,011 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Dec 2012 • Family
For a first timer, it is quite exciting to be introduced to Okinawa by walking down International street. It is interesting to observe the smart uniforms of the various different groups of students on field trips from different parts of Japan. One can't help bumping into many of these student groups along the street. On Sunday from 12noon to 6pm, this street is closed to traffic
Written 18 December 2012
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oogachaka
Toronto, Canada91 contributions
2.0 of 5 bubbles
June 2013 • Couples
How this so called "attraction" got such good reviews is beyond me. There is absolutely nothing to buy here, or even remotely interesting to window shop even if you don't plan to buy...every single store literally sells the exact same dollar store quality trash. I guess if you have zero plans and your hotel is in this area, you can head over to sample the purple potato tarts or butter cookies, which they sell at every store! Otherwise, do yourself a favour and skip this...big waste of time!
Written 21 August 2013
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Jeffrey L
Taipei, Taiwan133 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Jan 2013 • Family
It was 4 pm when we were taken to Naha's main street, Kokusai-dori (国際通り, "International Avenue") and we spent an hour and a half shopping, eating, and strolling. Here we were able to try some products made from salt at Yukisiokabou [雪鹽菓房], which is a specialized store for salt products: salt sweets, salt cookies, and salt ice cream. We shared an ice cream and decided to buy some salt sweets as gifts for friends. It was a very touristy street but aside from Americans from the US Bases, you hardly see any westerners. 90% of the tourists in Okinawa are from other areas in Japan. Of the remaining 10%, which is about 300,000 per annum, 120,000 are from Taiwan. At the end of the day, Japan is still for the Japanese; being so, do not expect to see many signs in English or English-speaking Japanese people. Japan is, in fact, more convenient for Chinese-reading people since Chinese characters [Kanji] are widely used. Overall, we enjoyed the time we spent there.
Written 6 June 2013
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