[Okinawa/Naha] Guided cycling tour <Shuri course>

We provide electric bicycles, perfect for riding up hills and long distances. Our experienced guides will show you the hidden roads and hidden history that only a bicycle can offer. ~Experience Schedule~ ① Meet and check in at the e-Charity Naha Kokusai Street Main Store. Pick up your electric bicycle and receive a brief briefing to ensure safe and enjoyable riding! ② Tour begins: View Kannon Bodhisattva, the guardian deity of the Shuri Ryukyu Kingdom, as well as beautiful carvings and ornaments. The vibrant vermilion temple overlooks the Shuri cityscape. Pass through the local Naha area, where a few traditional houses remain. Upon arriving at the temple, which has been preserving Okinawan Buddhism for over 500 years, you will be greeted by its ancient gate and large banyan tree. This impressive gate is a symbol of Okinawa. Take photos with your bicycle in front of the striking vermilion and well-balanced design. This temple is visited by many worshippers on pilgrimages offering thanks for this life, such as for health and pregnancy, and its beautiful bright red daruma dolls and torii gates will captivate you. Cross the main street and pass under the monorail that runs through the sky, and you'll suddenly arrive at a temple with a sacred atmosphere. Rebuilt after the war, a traditional Japanese Jizo statue stands beside the relatively new building, creating a warm atmosphere. This miraculous spring was discovered when waterfowl were noticed gathering there in the deep forest. You can sense its history in the never-ending flow of water. Take a leisurely ride down the hill on an Asato bicycle. The pure air flows through the place where the kings of the Ryukyu Kingdom were enshrined. It's now a park, but the stone gate and the banyan tree that stretches straight up into the sky give you a sense that this was once a single nation, the Ryukyu Kingdom. Return your bicycle and your tour will conclude. Afterwards, enjoy the city of Naha on your own.

Ride an electric bicycle and experience Okinawa's nature and culture.