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Daruma Temple Seiraiin” was founded in 1611 after receiving land from the Ryukyu Kingdom. On the temple grounds, there is a beautiful torii gate of Inari Daimyojin in bright vermilion, where you can pray for the fulfillment of your great desire.

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Toribori icchome

Daruma Temple

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This is a cafe where you can taste “Bukubuku tea”. Bukubuku tea is said to be a Ryukyu tea ceremony, and was served to entertain important guests during the dynastic period. The sound of the tea being whisked is also very atmospheric. It’s a great way to experience traditional culture while looking good on SNS!

Bukubuku Tea House Kari

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Handmade soap store. The soaps are made with a lot of beauty ingredients from vegetables and fruits grown in Okinawa, and even the scents and colors are all organic. The soaps are gentle on your skin, and you can also enjoy their beautiful appearance. Recommended as souvenirs!

SuiSavon SuiSavon Tozo Main Shop

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A restaurant specializing in yushi-dofu （bean curd） dishes offers a variety of Japanese, Western, Ryukyuan, Chinese, and Korean arrangements of the traditional handmade yushi-dofu. This is a place where you can experience the charm of Okinawa’s tofu culture.

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Tozo

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This is a sacred place in Shuri known only to those in the know. Estimated to be more than 200 years old, the giant redwood tree has survived fierce battles and has a strong life force. If you take a picture of its divine form, you might get something good from it.

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This is a long-established bee farm located in Shuri. You can enjoy the honey that can only be tasted in Okinawa, where flowers bloom all year round, and also learn about the ecology and the life of bees. They also have many products that are effective for beauty.

Nearest bus stop

Shurijo Koen iriguchi

Arakaki Bee Farm