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My villa is located in a tranquil harbour area of Naha.10 mins drive from Naha Airport&5min drive from seafood market Tomori Iyumachi（泊港漁市場). Kokusai Dori Shopping St&San-A Main Place also 10mins drive from my house which is good access. For those who interested in island jump tour, then you can go nearby Tomarikou (泊港) .This house is also a pet friendly place. So feel free to ask me for more details. -This is a villa with 2 floors,4 bedrooms, 1 living room, 2 toilets, 1 bathroom and all furniture and electrical appliances are all brand new. there also are 2 free parking lots in front of the house and it's very convenient for self-driving. -My house is capable to accommodate up to 12 people which 8 bed provided. -We also provide a hairdryer, Refrigerator, microwave, washing machine, dryer and wifi in the apartment, definitely suitable for either short term and long term. -Route access in a picture with an explanation from Naha Airport will also be provided to guest after reservation confirmed. Second floor: 2 double beds Mini 2 Double Beds 1 double bed Toilet × 1

The main island of Okinawa is a popular starting point for tourists wanting to explore this sub-tropical part of Japan. The city of Naha boasts an ancient castle, a vibrant shopping street, and many other attractions that make it well worth a visit. Naha is by far the biggest city in Okinawa, home to 60% of the main island's residents. It is also home to Okinawa's only public rail system, and the Okinawa monorail provides an easy route through the city to the old capital of Shuri. Naha Airport is the gateway to all of the Okinawa islands. The domestic airport welcomes planes from dozens of locations across Japan, with budget airlines catering for the traveler on a shoestring budget. The city of Naha is just a 10-minute drive from the airport, or a few stops on the monorail. There's plenty for you to see and do in Naha. It's a vibrant city with an active night life, most of it centered around Kokusai-Dori, or International Street, which runs for almost two kilometers through the heart of Naha. You'll discover bustling covered arcades leading off Kokusai-Dori with stalls of local produce and handicrafts, and street performers on the traffic-free Sundays.