Experience the Heartbeat of Okinawan Summer
The Okinawa All Island Eisa Festival is one of the most iconic cultural events in Okinawa and a true symbol of the island’s summer spirit. Held annually on the first weekend after Obon, the festival celebrates Eisa, a traditional Okinawan dance accompanied by rhythmic taiko drums, sanshin music, and powerful chanting.
Originally launched in 1956 as the All Island Eisa Competition to mark the founding of Koza City, it has since evolved into a nationwide celebration of Okinawan identity and youth spirit.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning fan, the All-Island Eisa Festival offers an unforgettable experience—colorful costumes, dramatic choreography, and Okinawa’s warm hospitality all in one place.
1. Naha, Okinawa: Keramas Island Snorkeling Day Trip with Lunch
Take a full-day snorkeling adventure in the clear waters around the Kerama Islands from Naha.
Swim among vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish, then enjoy a relaxing lunch.
Ideal for ocean lovers seeking a scenic underwater experience.
2. Okinawa: Churaumi Aquarium, Ryukyu Village & Manza Cape Tour
Explore Okinawa’s top attractions including the world-famous Churaumi Aquarium, cultural Ryukyu Village, and the stunning Manza Cape.
A guided tour showcasing marine life, Okinawan heritage, and breathtaking views.
Perfect for families or first-time visitors.
3. Okinawa: From Naha: Kerama Islands 1-Day Snorkeling Tour
Depart from Naha for a day of snorkeling in the pristine waters of the Kerama Islands.
Encounter colorful marine life and enjoy the peaceful island scenery.
A must-do for nature and ocean enthusiasts.
4. From Naha: Snorkeling Tour to Kerama by Ferry
Take a ferry from Naha to the Kerama Islands for a guided snorkeling tour.
Relax on white sand beaches and swim in crystal-clear blue waters.
Great for those seeking a scenic, beginner-friendly marine adventure.
5. Original Street Kart Experience in Naha, Okinawa
Drive a go-kart through the streets of Naha dressed in fun costumes.
A thrilling and unique way to explore Okinawa’s capital city.
Fun for groups, couples, and anyone wanting a playful spin on sightseeing.
Details for the 2025 venue and ticket information will be announced soon.
Please check back for updates or follow official channels for the latest announcements.
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