Kokusai Street
Kokusai Street brings together Okinawan food, shopping and postwar history.
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Tamaudun Royal Mausoleum
Your travel notes
Discover royal history through the stone architecture of Tamaudun. The mausoleum of the Second Sho dynasty is a World Heritage site that can be paired with a Shuri Castle Park visit.
What to look out for
- Three stone burial chambers
- Architecture and inscriptions reflecting royal history
- A cultural stop in the Shuri area
Notice the stonework
Read the site information and notice the arrangement and textures of the buildings. Respect the mausoleum and remain within the visitor areas.
Base your Shuri visit in Naha
Plan transport from central Naha to Shuri. These accommodation options are in the city rather than beside the mausoleum.
TRIP IDEAS
Ideas for your visit
One suggested way to include this stop in a walk or drive.
- Check visiting hours and transport to Shuri.
- Read the exhibits and view the chambers from permitted areas.
- Allow time for another Shuri stop.
Visitor information
| Area | NahaNaha | Category | History & culture |
|---|---|---|---|
| Before visiting | 1-3 Shuri Kinjo-cho, Naha. Visiting hours 9:00–18:00; last admission 17:30. Standard admission: adults ¥300, children through junior high school ¥150. Preschool children accompanied by a guardian enter free. | ||
| Related links | Official visitor information | ||
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