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Okinawa Travel Photos

From the second day after we arrived in Okinawa, my travel companion came down with a cold and was out of action. That meant a big reshuffle of the itinerary. So here are some photos I took while just wandering around here and there.

Festival scene on Kokusai-dori

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They were holding a giant tug-of-war festival (the Naha Great Tug-of-War), and quite a crowd had gathered.

Taco rice roll from a convenience store

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There was no time for a proper meal, so I went into a convenience store, and they were selling taco rice rolls. Turns out it is a pretty addictive taste.

An Okinawa soba place on the way to Churaumi Aquarium: Motobu Soba

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Not a very tasty place. I wish I had done some research beforehand, but there was no time for that at all. I was the one driving, so I had no time to hunt for good restaurants along the way either.

Kokusai-dori at night

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By around 9 pm things are winding down. Still pretty flashy, though.

Blue Seal ice cream

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It has a reputation for being good, so I gave it a try, and the chinsuko ice cream really was tasty.

Trying some sata andagi from the home turf, too.

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Tastes like a doughnut. The Okinawa antenna shop in Ginza sells freshly fried sata andagi, and I have a feeling theirs is actually a bit better.

Charlie’s Tacos

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They close early, so I ended up going back later.

Mikasa, a diner I had not visited in ages

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Still seems to be doing well. It is such a cheap place, after all.

Tofu chanpuru

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The portion was huge. I used to be so impressed by the taste, but now it is just so-so.

Market scene on Ichiba Hondori

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It was packed with tourists.

Things like these, too..

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Maybe it is the tourist-spot pricing, but it was not all that cheap..

Tacos at Charlie’s Tacos

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I tried them once, and for all the fame they are pretty ordinary. I should look into whether there are other options on Kokusai-dori.

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