Explore Okinawa’s WWII battlefields, underground bunkers, postwar history, and modern culture on a private tour with licensed local guides born and raised in Okinawa. Travel comfortably in a luxury Toyota Alphard while learning not only about the Battle of Okinawa, but also the island’s unique Ryukyu history, postwar recovery, and local culture from people who truly call Okinawa home. As certified interpreter-guides deeply familiar with Okinawan history, traditions, and hidden local spots, we can also customize the experience based on your interests, including local food, family roots, culture, photography, or lesser-known places most visitors never discover.
This tour is designed based on pickup and drop-off within Naha City.
If you will be staying outside of Naha City (such as Chatan, Onna, Nago, or other resort areas), an additional transportation fee may apply and can be paid on the day of the tour.
Please feel free to contact us in advance for the exact additional fee based on your hotel location.
Visit the former royal palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Learn about: Ryukyu Kingdom history Okinawa under Japan The Battle of Shuri Reconstruction after the 2019 fire
View Kadena Air Base from the observation deck. Learn about: The U.S. military presence in Okinawa Postwar Okinawa U.S.–Japan security relations The role of Kadena Air Base today
Explore this popular seaside area influenced by American culture. Learn about: Postwar American influence Base town culture Modern Okinawan tourism Okinawa’s unique cultural blend
Lunch can be customized based on your preferences. Options include: Okinawan local cuisine Taco rice Okinawa soba American-style burgers or steak Vegetarian or vegan-friendly restaurants
Visit the real battlefield featured in the movie Hacksaw Ridge. Learn about: The Battle of Okinawa The Maeda Escarpment battle Desmond Doss and his heroic actions Japanese defensive strategy Ryukyuan royal tombs nearby
Walk through the underground navy headquarters used during the Battle of Okinawa. Learn about: The Imperial Japanese Navy in Okinawa Admiral Minoru Ota Conditions inside the tunnels The final days of the battle
Visit Okinawa’s most important WWII museum. Learn about: Civilian experiences during the war Student nurse units The destruction of Okinawa Postwar recovery and peace education
A memorial listing the names of all who died during the Battle of Okinawa, regardless of nationality.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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