The main street stretches 1.6 km from the intersection in front of Palette Kumoji to the Anri three-way intersection, and is lined with many souvenir stores, restaurants, and other stores. On Sundays, the street becomes a pedestrian paradise, with five performance venues offering free admission to bands, street performances, and other events.

Fuzhou Garden is a Chinese-style garden completed in 1992 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the friendship city relationship between Naha City and Fuzhou City in Fujian Province, China, and the 70th anniversary of the establishment of Naha City. The recreated buildings were constructed with materials from Fuzhou and using Fuzhou methods, creating a garden with an exotic atmosphere.

An antenna store featuring a variety of Okinawan specialties all under one roof. Local foods, Awamori, traditional crafts, Okinawan books, CDs, cosmetics, etc. are also available.

The building is a convenient starting point to Kokusai Dori and a convenient meeting place. It contains a department store Liubou, a civic gallery, a movie theater, restaurants, etc.

The theme of the museum is "Dynasty Culture and Urban History" including national treasures inherited by the Sho family of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Visitors can also enjoy various other special exhibitions.

Tembus" in Naha City Bunka Tembus Kan means "navel" in Okinawan dialect. Located right in the middle of Kokusai-dori Avenue in Naha City, visitors can stop by while enjoying gourmet food and shopping. The theater in the museum offers traditional performing arts from various parts of Okinawa, including Ryukyuan dance, Kumiodori, which is designated as an important intangible cultural asset by the national government, and Okinawa Shibai (Okinawa play). The tourist information center on the first floor provides information on sightseeing facilities and events in Naha City.

The complex houses Junkudo Bookstore, which has one of the largest sales floors in western Japan, a 100 yen store Daiso, and a cafe.

A general discount store located in the center of Kokusai-dori. The spacious store is filled with a wide variety of products and offers everything from souvenirs to medicines.

It has a commercial facility "Cargos" for shopping and dining, a hotel, a library, and a community center/planetarium. The 3.4-meter-high giant Shi-sa made by Tsuboya-yaki pottery craftsmen is the new symbol of Kokusai-dori.

Tsuboya Yachimun Street, located behind Kokusai-dori Avenue, is lined with pottery studios and stores selling Tsuboya-yaki, traditional Okinawan pottery. Pottery classes are also held here, and the cobblestone street is sparsely trafficked, making for a relaxing stroll.

The Naha City Tsuboya Pottery Museum introduces Okinawan pottery in chronological order, preserves and exhibits kilns, and has a special exhibition room to provide information on the traditional Okinawan craft of Tsuboya-yaki. A video theater (18 minutes long) also introduces the techniques of the potters and their way of life.

Peace Street is a lively place lined with clothing stores, general merchandise stores, and souvenir stores. It is crowded with locals and tourists alike, selling Okinawan specialties and household goods. The arcaded street makes it easy to shop even on rainy days.

The Daiichi Makishi Public Market has been temporarily relocated to the "Temporary Market (former Nigiwai Plaza)" for reconstruction. The temporary market is still open as the kitchen of Okinawa with fresh meat, fish, dried foods, and pickles every day. The second floor is a cafeteria area with a wide variety of menu items, and fresh ingredients purchased on the first floor can be prepared and served.

At "Noren Plaza," a market where farmers bring in vegetables and fruits directly, there are stores selling meat, fish, delicacies, and sundries in addition to vegetables and fruits, and the place is crowded from before dawn until early morning. It is also a spot where bargain shopping is possible through "relative sales" where you can directly negotiate prices.