Kouri Bridge
Blue water stretches beneath the bridge as Kouri Island’s greenery comes into view.
Things to do
Nago Museum
Your travel notes
Give the landscapes of northern Okinawa some context. Nago Museum connects everyday objects with natural history to introduce life in Nago and Yambaru.
What to look out for
- Permanent displays linking daily life and nature
- Ground-floor introductions to local geography and history
- A traditional red-tiled house and outdoor greenery
Look closely at everyday things
Choose an object that catches your attention, then consider how it relates to the places you have visited. Leave time to read rather than rushing through every display.
Separate the admission areas
The second-floor permanent exhibition is paid. The ground floor and courtyard near the traditional house are free; gallery exhibitions have individual conditions.
TRIP IDEAS
Ideas for your visit
One suggested way to include this stop in a walk or drive.
- Check the opening calendar.
- Explore indoor and outdoor displays at your own pace.
- Continue into Nago for a meal or rest.
Visitor information
| Area | Northern Okinawa名護市 | Category | History & culture |
|---|---|---|---|
| Before visiting | 4-20-50 Onaka, Nago. Open 10:00–18:00, last admission 17:30. Check Monday, holiday, fourth-Thursday and other closures on the official calendar. Standard permanent-exhibition admission: adults ¥440; high school/university ¥330; elementary/junior high ¥220. Consider HOTEL KINJO Nago Gusuku 75 as a city base. | ||
| Related links | Official visitor information | ||
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