Okinawa Island

Okinawa Island is the largest island in the Ryukyu Islands, located southwest of Japan's main islands. It is known for its unique culture, beautiful beaches, and subtropical climate. Okinawa has a rich history, influenced by both Japanese and Chinese traditions. The island is famous for being part of the "Blue Zones," areas where people often live past 100 years old, attributed to a healthy lifestyle and diet. Additionally, Okinawa was the site of a significant battle during World War II. Today, it hosts U.S. military bases and attracts tourists for its natural beauty and cultural heritage.