Travel to Okinawa in Japan – kind and quiet people
I haven’t even met a bad person in Okinawa.
I visited Okinawa in May 2016 and I’ve got to tell you I haven’t even met a bad person in Okinawa. They seem to be friendly, particularly to foreigners and some people looked shy to talk to me.
Every street that I got to was clean and strangely, I saw many old ladies and men there.
When I was younger, It was not easy to meet old people because I have to respect people older than me so every time I met them, I tried to be polite and mind what to choose a polite word. As time goes by, I’m getting older. There is a question for me. Do I deserve respect from somebody? Anyway, Why am I so serious? Let me show you pictures that I took in Japan.

OMG! a rainy day again? It was raining As soon as I got to the Okinawa airport, but it is what it is. Enjoy your trip!

This is my room at Rizzan Sea-Park Hotel Tancha Bay. It looks like an old hotel but very tidy, and luckily, I got an upgrade to a sea-view room. What a lucky guy I am!

It’s going to be much better when you see this in person. I hate my phone camera.


It was still cloudy, but I felt good from the cool breeze. You see the Kouri Bridge far away. I took this picture in the parking lot of Kouri Ocean Tower.

On the way to the Kouri Ocean Tower by electric cart.

A shot on the tower.

Churaumi Aquarium has a huge water container. This was the biggest aquarium I’ve seen before. You should go there if you visit Okinawa and it’s not hard for you to get coupons for this aquarium at rental car stores or tourist information centers.

a stingray with a cute expression

Ground railway in downtown. It was narrow than I thought, and passengers were very quiet here too.

This photo is the street called Kokusaidori which means the international street.

After returning my rental car, I took a taxi because It rained again. The taxi fare was too expensive in Japan, so I’d like to recommend taking a ground railway if you are not in a hurry, but the cab driver provided friendly and good service.

A shot while waiting for my flight.