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Shuri Kinjocho Stone-Paved Road
Your travel notes
Slow down for a walk through Shuri. The stone-paved road in Kinjocho survives as part of the historic Madama-michi route, amid stone walls, greenery and local homes.
What to look out for
- A slope paved with Ryukyu limestone
- Stone walls and a lived-in Shuri streetscape
- A cultural walk to pair with other Shuri plans
Notice the individual stones
Pause to look at their shapes rather than watching the scenery while walking. The changing slope offers different views along the route.
Respect the neighbourhood
This is a residential street. Keep voices low, avoid private property and leave space for residents. Wear shoes suited to uneven slopes.
TRIP IDEAS
Ideas for your visit
One suggested way to include this stop in a walk or drive.
- Plan transport to and from Shuri.
- Walk carefully and rest when needed.
- Continue according to the weather and your energy.
Visitor information
| Area | NahaNaha | Category | History & culture |
|---|---|---|---|
| Before visiting | Located in Shuri Kinjocho 2-chome and 3-chome, Naha. Stones become slippery in rain. Follow signs and include the slopes when planning travel from your Naha hotel. | ||
| Related links | Official visitor information | ||
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