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About the Facility
- 1 Bus Parking
- 2 Parking P1
- 3 Parking P2
- 4 Reception
- 5 Cave Entrance
- 6 Cave Exit
- 7 Forest Café
Restrooms
Smoking Area
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- Bus Parking
- Up to 5 tour buses can park.
- Parking P1
- Capacity: up to 50 cars.
- Parking P2
- Capacity: up to 20 cars.
- Reception
- Tickets and reservations are handled at reception. Our staff are on duty—please feel free to ask any questions.
- Cave Entrance
- The entrance to the cave is a 2‑minute walk from reception.
- Cave Exit
- Beyond the cave lies a walkway paved with Ryukyu limestone.
- Forest Café
- Enjoy drinks and light meals focused on Okinawan desserts. Okinawan specialty souvenirs are also available for purchase.
About the Cave
- Mystery & Emotion
- Formed over tens of thousands of years, this limestone cave offers an otherworldly experience. With artistic lighting, spaces like the “Blue World” and the “Colorful World” unfold in a dreamlike atmosphere, captivating every visitor.
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- Enjoy the Cave
- CAVE OKINAWA is designed to spark a sense of exploration. Families with children and groups of friends can share the excitement—an experience of “adventure, discovery, and wonder” that makes lasting memories.
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- History of Life
- Two miracles are etched in this cave. One is the Ryukyu‑era “Nakijin King legend,” in which the king’s life was saved amid unrest—memories that still breathe quietly in the stalactites. The other is the wartime miracle of “Nuchishinuji,” when around 300 residents sheltered here and not a single life was lost. This story of lives protected by nature continues to speak to visitors today.
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- Forest Café
- Forest Café is nestled among Okinawa’s iconic banyan trees (gajumaru). Right outside the cave exit, enjoy a relaxing space with Okinawan desserts, drinks, and light meals. Local specialty souvenirs are also available.
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Eat
- A Restful Place
Embraced by Nature -
Forest Café, surrounded by Okinawa’s iconic banyan trees (gajumaru),
offers a calm space just beyond the cave exit.
Enjoy Okinawan desserts along with drinks and light meals.
Local specialty souvenirs are also available for purchase.
- Drinks
- Feel the tropics with mango, shikwasa, and pineapple juices. Coffee and alcoholic beverages are also available.
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- Desserts
- Enjoy fresh soft‑serve from Urasaki Farm and original parfaits made with soft‑serve, plus churros.
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- Food
- Try fries seasoned with “Yukishio” sea salt (curly fries, skin‑on fries, or classic fries) and chicken nuggets served with shikwasa sauce.
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Shop
- Lucky Stalactites
- CAVE OKINAWA is known as a “cave of good fortune.” Stalactites gathered here are crafted into charms and straps—portable power spots perfect as keepsakes for yourself or loved ones.
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- Okinawan Specialties
- From snacks and prepared foods to SPAM and T‑shirts, we offer a wide range of popular local products. Take home a taste of Okinawa for yourself or as a gift.
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