A lively Okinawan festival with heart-shaped fireworks, local food, and performances celebrating the love and culture of Nanjo City.
Experience Okinawa’s royal heritage at Shurijo Castle Festival with parades, Awamori tastings, and lantern walks.
A lantern walk and night market celebrating Shurijo Castle’s rebuilding with live music, food, and glowing hope.
The 25th Nishihara Festival brings Eisa, live music, dance, and fireworks for two days of vibrant Okinawan celebration.
Enjoy fireworks, Eisa, and live shows at Urasoe’s Tedako Pocket Festa, packed with family fun and a new Kids Village.
Okinawa’s 10,000 Eisa Dancers Parade 2025 fills Kokusai Street with vibrant drumbeats and dynamic performances celebrating island tradition and energy.
If you think tug-of-war is just kids yanking on a rope in gym class, Okinawa is here to prove you wrong. The Naha Great Tug-of-War
Visit Ōjima, Okinawa’s hidden Cat Island: taste crispy tempura, explore shrines, ride glass-bottom boats, and meet local cats.
Colorful yukatas, food stalls, live shows, and family fun at Yonakohama Park’s summer festival – a perfect Okinawa evening.
Okinawa’s wild summer boat race returns with tradition, water battles, and crowd-cheering chaos at the Tomigusuku Hari Festival.
Traditional rope battle meets live music and fireworks at Okinawa’s epic Yonabaru Tug-of-War Festival.
Traditional Eisa, cheer dance, folk music, food stalls, and a fireworks finale highlight this Okinawan cultural event.