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.

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.

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 museum exhibits the culture, history, and nature of Okinawa, while the art museum focuses on artists from Okinawa. In the museum's permanent exhibition, visitors can see the "Shoden Bell of Old Shuri Castle," a nationally designated Important Cultural Property. Visitors can enjoy learning about Okinawan culture through hands-on experience kits such as wearing Ryukyuan costumes in the museum's free hands-on experience room.

A fire that broke out before dawn on October 31, 2019 destroyed nine buildings, including the main hall of Shuri Castle, a symbol of the Ryukyu Kingdom and the pride of the Okinawan people. Shuri Castle was destroyed by fire four times between its construction and the end of World War II, and has been restored each time with the strong will of the people. Currently, we are working on the "Show Reconstruction" project to open the reconstruction site and process to the public with the aim of restoring the main hall in 2026. Why don't you experience the ever-changing Shuri Castle?

Urasoe Castle Ruins, designated as a national historic site, was built in the 13th century and became a large castle around the 14th century, the base of the rulers of the time. It was the center of politics, culture, and diplomacy until the Ryukyu Kingdom moved its base to Shuri Castle. Located on a hill overlooking the city, the west coast ocean can be seen in the distance. It is one of the most important historical sites in the prefecture where visitors can experience the history of Okinawa.

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.

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.

The only store in Japan where you can enjoy duty-free shopping even when traveling domestically. More than 140 of the world's top brands are gathered in one luxurious space. Restaurants and a wide variety of Okinawan souvenirs are also available.

Tenkyu Riubou Rakuichi is an open mall with a supermarket, hyakuenkan, a large sporting goods store, MUJI, UNIQLO, electronics retail stores, and popular restaurants. The supermarket and Hyakuenkan are open 24 hours a day.

Large supermarkets, large general merchandise stores, popular brand-name stores, cafes, restaurants, movie theaters, and other popular spots are all here. It is a convenient shopping center where you can play all day long.

This complex houses a toy specialty store, a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, a steak restaurant, and a large supermarket. The supermarket, which is crowded with local customers every day, is popular for its prepared foods that can be heated and eaten right away.

Yamada Denki Tecc Land is the largest electronics retail store in Okinawa Prefecture. It offers not only the latest home appliances, but also a wide variety of electrical devices, household goods, and even toys at very reasonable prices.

Located near Asato Station, the market offers meat and fresh fish stores, delicatessen stores, and clothing stores. The market also has restaurants and taverns, and is crowded with locals and tourists every day. The familiar and friendly market also hosts a variety of events and has many fans.