Secret In The Okinawa Map #10: Strawberry In Ginoza
Discover another secret hidden in your Okinawa Story Map about a small town that contributes to Japan’s reputation of being one of the …
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Oki Social 2019 Cherry Blossom Seasonal Gifts Now Available
Oki Social 2019 cherry blossom seasonal special collection is now available at store and online. Find out more…
Ryukyu Umi, the Okinawa map that captures the colors of the Okinawa sea at different times
The popular Okinawa map now has a new color scheme that captures the vibrant colors of the Okinawa sea at different times, from when it is sunny in the shallow area to …
Japan Typographic Map Now Available
From the designer of the super popular Okinawa typographic map, this typographic map of Japan includes the name of all 47 prefecture of Japan and …
Secret In The Map #8: Heart Rocks on Kouri Island
Kouri island is a small island in northern Okinawa, connected by once was the longest cross ocean beach in Asia. Kouri island has become a checkpoint for visitors, yet still …
Secret In The Map #7: The Pineapple in Higashi Village Okinawa Japan
Did you see the pineapple hidden in your Okinawa map? Learn more about the story behind it and drive up north to experience it yourself.
Secret In The Map #6: Nago’s Dolphin Tail
Just off the north end for Okinawa Cross-State Highway, you will see a sea of blue on your left. The view here is so beautiful, especial on sunny days. It is…
Secret In The Map #5: Carrot Island
Find the small carrot hiding in your Okinawa Map and learn the story behind it. Follow the designer’s footprint to discover the slow lifestyle many come to seek…
Secret in The Map #4: Kaichu Doro
From far away, it looks like a bridge stretch 5 kilometers across the ocean, connecting Okinawa main island and Henza island. It is a road build on top of the shallow seabed – Kaichu Doro. In Japanese, it means “the ro
Secret In The Map #3: The Drum In Okinawa City
In this article, you will discover the secret hidden near Okinawa city on your Okinawa map. Come on in to learn more about one of Okinawa’s proudest tradition started 600 years ago…
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