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Okinawa Ryukyu Mura Admission Ticket

Overview

Step into Okinawa's past at Ryukyu Mura!

Experience the traditions of Okinawa in a recreated Ryukyu village with historic thatched-roof houses, cultural performances, and hands-on activities. Watch Eisa dancers move to the beat of taiko drums, try on traditional Ryukyu costumes, and explore former homes to gain deeper insights into local history. Stroll through the village, sample local dishes, and discover Okinawa's unique heritage in an interactive way.

Why this ticket?

• Explore a living museum with historic Okinawan houses
• Watch the energetic Eisa dance, a vibrant local tradition
• Visit up to 10 former residences showcasing traditional architecture
• Enjoy Okinawan flavors at village restaurants and shops

▲ Former Nakasone Family Home
This late 1800s Okinawan home, relocated to Ryukyu Mura in 1984, belonged to the Nakasone family, whose roots trace back to the Sanzan period. Featuring traditional architecture, it houses exhibits on Okinawa’s rich textile heritage, including looms and dyed fabrics.



▲ Former Tamanaha Family Home
Built in 1891 and relocated to Ryukyu Mura in 1982, this home belonged to the descendants of Gosamaru, a military commander of the Ryukyu Kingdom. With an open layout and natural ventilation, it reflects traditional Okinawan architecture. You can relax with a cup of Ryukencha tea and chat with Nene, who shares stories and teaches the Okinawan dialect.



▲ The Naha Great Tug of War
This annual October festival in Naha symbolizes unity and prosperity. See the rope from the 2010 Naha Great Tug of War at Ryukyu Mura, a Guinness World Record holder, measuring 200 meters long and weighing 43 tons.



▲ Eisa Dance
Eisa is a traditional Okinawan dance performed during Obon to honor ancestors. At Ryukyu Mura, enjoy a unique Eisa performance featuring powerful drumming, melodic sanshin music, and graceful hand dancing.



▲ Butterfly Garden
Step into Ryukyu Mura’s Butterfly Garden and see Okinawa’s prefectural butterfly, the Idea leuconoe. Known as the "Lady of the Tropics," this black-and-white butterfly glides gently through the air and may even land on your hand!