Visit Shuri Castle & sacred sites
Eisa drumming & Ryukyu dance
Authentic cooking classes
Pristine beaches & blue waters
Our 7-day Okinawan Culture Experience takes you deep into the heart of Japan's southern islands, where a distinct culture flourished for centuries. From the reconstructed splendor of Shuri Castle to the living traditions of local artisans, this tour offers an immersive look at Okinawa's unique heritage, set against breathtaking subtropical landscapes.
This tour involves cultural workshops, temple visits, and interaction with local communities.
*Itinerary may adjust based on local festivals and weather conditions
Book now to secure your spot on this unique cultural journey. Limited spaces available!
Unique experiences you'll encounter
Explore the legacy of the independent Ryukyu Kingdom that flourished for 450 years before becoming part of Japan, with distinct architecture, arts, and traditions.
Meet master craftspeople preserving centuries-old techniques in pottery, textile weaving, glassblowing, and musical instrument making.
Discover why Okinawans are among the world's longest-lived people through their unique diet featuring purple sweet potato, bitter melon, and sea grapes.
Learn about indigenous Ryukyuan religion with its sacred groves (utaki) and female priestesses (noro), coexisting with Buddhism and Shinto.
"This tour completely changed my understanding of Japanese culture. Okinawa feels like a different world, and our guide's deep knowledge of Ryukyu history made every site come alive. The Eisa drumming workshop was unforgettable!"
Jean-Pierre Dubois. - France
"The perfect balance of cultural immersion and tropical relaxation. We loved staying in the traditional minshuku and learning to play the sanshin. The Okinawan people's warmth and pride in their heritage was inspiring."
Felipe da Silva. - Brazil
"As a history buff, I particularly appreciated the depth of information about the Ryukyu Kingdom. The cooking class was a highlight - I've been making Okinawan dishes at home ever since! The beaches were an amazing bonus."
Aksel Hansen. - Denmark