Jimmy Oyama Store

Jimmy Oyama Store

Info

  • Address:
  • 2-22-5 Oyama, Ginowan, Okinawa
  • Public Transportation:  
Naha Airport → 25 minutes by car
  • Car Access:  
5km 15 minutes from Nishihara IC on Okinawa Road via Prefectural Road 34 and National Route 58
  • Phone Number:  
  • 098-897-3118
  • Parking Number:  
70 units

Business Hours

9-21:30

Spot Category

Japanese and Western sweets, sweets, food and local sake


Red brick buildings along Route 58 are marked


Popular banana cake (lower left) and super cookies (upper right)


Leisure meal time at a restaurant full of leaks

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