New Value Creation and Inspirational Experience Project that Synchronizes Traditional Performing Arts & World Heritage Sites & Animation

An inspiring special experience in Uruma City, Okinawa Prefecture, where guests can visit World Heritage sites and sites featured in anime and enjoy the area's traditional culture and performing arts.

1. Explore the history of Katsuren Castle Ruins World Heritage Site
Take a trip to the ruins of Katsuren Castle, which flourished as the ancient capital of the Ryukyu Kingdom, and explore the magnificent stone walls and ancient remains of the castle, getting a glimpse into the history of the kingdom. This is a great spot for history enthusiasts.
2. Discover traditional culture and performing arts
Guests can enjoy activities up close such as Okinawan bullfighting, which has continued for more than 100 years, and local traditional performing arts like the Eisa, Lion, and Ryukyu dances. There will also be a chance to interact with local residents for a heartwarming time.
3. Indulge in Ryukyu cuisine
The profound flavors of Ryukyu cuisine made with local ingredients symbolize the unique gastronomic culture of Okinawa. Participants will take part in a workshop to learn traditional recipes and try your hand at cooking them.
4. Special tour of sites featured in the 2025 animated film
A must-see for anime-lovers! Sightseeing tours will also be available for the sites featured in "Okitsura: Fell in Love with an Okinawan Girl, but I Just Wish I Know What She's Saying,” which has an anime adapation premiering in 2025. Relive scenes from the anime at the real locations and immerse yourself in the setting of the show. Uruma City is dotted with tourist attractions besides the scenic Kasturen Castle Ruins that boast rich nature and beautiful views. One of the selling points of this tour is that guests can enjoy the natural beauty of Okinawa in a relaxing atmosphere.

This special experience of Uruma City's history, culture, and sub-cultures will surely leave a lasting impression.