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You can experience the whole history, culture and nature of Okinawa. The mysterious world of the underground, such as "Gyosen-dong", and "Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town" where you can experience the production of traditional crafts in an old private house that has been certified as a national registered tangible cultural property, hubs, mongooses, bats, etc. There are many highlights in a large park such as the "Hub Museum Park", which is a large collection of individual creatures. A powerful performance of the Super Acer show is also a must.

December 2000 (2000) The best sacred place in the Ryukyu Kingdom, located on the Chinen Peninsula, as a World Heritage Site. It is said to be one of the Ryukyu Shichikotake created by the founder of Ryukyu, Amamikiyo. It is still worshipped by many people today as a place of worship for the "Agari Umai", which now conveys the events of the holy places of the King of the Ryukyu and the Kinekōkōki (Kinekōōkōmi). There are six places of worship on the site where the trees grow, and you can see the island of Kudaka from the place of worship in the vicinity of the gate.

A scenic spot with a total length of about 660m connecting the top and bottom of the escarpment with a height difference of about 80m. Nilai, the South's leading driving route, with two successive bridges in Kanai being built to make contact and hang in the air to draw hairpin bends. If you look at the full view of the bridge, the observatory at the top of the tunnel is good.

Experience stay exchange center at the entrance of Cape Chinen Park, a bridge of happiness set up at the back of Nanjo, Ganju Station. It is very surreal, but it is a fantastic spot overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The bridge is located between two holy sites, the island of God, "Kyukoshima", and the world heritage site "Saiba Gitaku", so it seems that if you spread your hand on the bridge, you will receive power and be happy.

The area around Tamaki and Chinen Peninsula is said to be the birthplace of Ryukyu, and there are many sacred places and sites of Gusuku. Itokazu Castle site (historical site), Tamagusuku Castle site (historical site), Kakihana Castle site (historical site), Kakihana Castle site (kakino hanajo poto), etc., are scattered between only 4km, and the road connecting these is called Gusklordo. A short distance from these, in the Chinen area, the beautiful arch gates and ramparts of the Chinen Castle (historic site) remain.

The museum is located at the entrance of the World Heritage Site, Saiba Gotake, which accepts the paid guide of Saiba Gotake, which can be used for 1 to 10 people with a fee of 2000 yen (100 yen added for each increase of 11 or more).

Cape Park at the back of Nanseong City Regional Property Building. It is a scenic point surrounded by the sea on three sides, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. It is also characterized by the fact that Kudakajima and Komaka Island can be seen in the immediate vicinity. There is a pavilion and a promenade in the park, which is perfect for walking. Also famous as the first sunrise point.

The site of the historic castle, which was also included in Okinawa's oldest songbook, consisting of two Guo, an old castle loaded with natural stones and a new castle with an ashlar arch gate.

It is the site of a natural fortress built about 600 years ago at an altitude of about 180m, overlooking the island of Kudaka and the south-central area; it is divided into three guos, and the main guo wall remains almost completely close to the shape, with the limestone hollowed-out city gate characteristic.

You can overlook the southern coastline at Gusuku, which is built on a bluff on the south side of the present-day settlement of Itokazu. The ramparts, which are stacked with plastering and ashlar stones, are up to about 6m, making it the largest in the South. The "Sanzan Separation Era" of the Ryukyu Early period: It is thought to be the first half of the 14th century Tsukijo.