Experience the history, coastal beauty and living traditions of Okinawa on a unique guided E-bike journey.
Begin at Nakijin Castle Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, before cycling approximately 15 km through northern Okinawa toward Kouri Island. Enjoy scenic coastal landscapes and views of the famous Kouri Bridge.
After lunch, join a marine plastic upcycling workshop at TRUE BLUE OKINAWA to learn about environmental challenges affecting Okinawa's beautiful seas. Continue to the Okinawa City Eisa Museum, where you will discover one of the island's most distinctive performing traditions.
This experience goes beyond ordinary island sightseeing. Combine a scenic E-bike ride toward Kouri Island with the ancient history of Nakijin Castle, an interactive marine plastic upcycling workshop and the vibrant traditions of Okinawan Eisa.
The guide will be waiting in the arrivals area holding a sign with “MY Travel Consulting” and the lead traveler’s name. Detailed meeting instructions will be sent before the tour.
Travel by private vehicle from your hotel to Nakijin Castle Ruins at 9:00 AM.
Before there was a unified Ryukyu Kingdom, northern Okinawa had its own center of power. Nakijin Castle was the stronghold of Hokuzan, one of three rival kingdoms that competed for control of Okinawa before unification. Walk among its impressive stone walls with your guide, then begin the day’s E-bike ride through the same northern landscape once watched over from this fortress.
This is the journey’s signature E-bike ride. Cycle approximately 15 km from the Nakijin area toward Kouri Island, with a short scenic and refreshment stop along the way where you can look ahead toward your destination. The ride culminates in crossing the roughly 2-km Kouri Bridge surrounded by open sea views—an experience that feels very different from simply passing over the bridge inside a vehicle. Distance: approximately 15 km
Arrive on Kouri Island and take time to refuel after the morning ride. Enjoy lunch at Kouri Island Station Sorahashi and choose what you would like to eat. The break also marks a transition in the day: from experiencing Okinawa’s beautiful sea to thinking about what it takes to protect that environment for the future.
Marine Plastic Upcycling Workshop After seeing Okinawa’s blue sea from the saddle, discover another side of its marine story. At TRUE BLUE OKINAWA, learn how marine plastic collected from Okinawa’s shores is transformed into something new. Create your own keepsake—such as a keychain or accessory—while considering how everyday choices connect to the future of the ocean you have been exploring throughout the journey.
End the cultural journey with a tradition that is still performed and passed down today. Eisa is an Okinawan performing art associated with the lunar Bon season and honoring ancestors. Visit the paid exhibition area of the Eisa Museum to explore its history through videos, costumes, instruments, and interactive displays before continuing south to Naha.
Continue south by private vehicle to Naha and arrive at your hotel in Okinawa.
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