Uruma Beaches Uruma City | 20 beaches, from the popular to the barely known
This article covers every beach and stretch of shore in Uruma City.Uruma City sits in the central part of Okinawa's main...
Uruma Beaches 
Uruma Beaches Ikei Island | Four beaches, from hidden gems to spots for snorkeling and BBQs
This article covers every beach and stretch of shore on Ikei Island in Uruma City.Ikei Island is an island, but a bridge...
Uruma Beaches Tsuken Island | What to see on a day trip, and the spots worth your time
Tsuken Island is a small island in Uruma City, in the central part of Okinawa Prefecture.Ferries and high-speed boats ru...
Okinawa Castles & Historic Sites Katsuren Castle Ruins | What to see, admission, parking, time needed and nearby information
The Katsuren Castle Ruins sit in Uruma City, in the central part of Okinawa's main island.The ruins were an important st...
Uruma Beaches Tsuken Island | Ferry times, how to get there and parking at Heshikiya Port
Tsuken Island is a small island in Uruma City, in the central part of Okinawa's main island.Ferries and high-speed boats...
Uruma Beaches Tomai Beach | Tsuken Island’s main draw, with accommodation, snorkeling and nearby information
Tomai Beach is on Tsuken Island, a small island in Uruma City, Okinawa.It is about 30 minutes by ferry or 12 minutes by ...
Uruma Beaches Ikei Beach | A beach for snorkeling on Ikei Island, with parking and nearby information
Ikei Beach is a beach on Ikei Island, a small island in Uruma City in the central part of Okinawa's main island.It is an...
Okinawa Castles & Historic Sites Iha Castle Ruins | Panoramic views and history, with parking and nearby information
The gusuku, or castles, that tell Okinawa's story. World Heritage sites such as Shuri Castle and Nakijin Castle are comp...
Uruma Beaches Hotogaa | The spring on Tsuken Island
Hotogaa is a spring on Tsuken Island, a small island in Uruma City, Okinawa.It is about five minutes on foot from Tsuken...
Uruma Beaches Yabuchi Cave Site (Janedo) | The cave on Yabuchi Island that yielded Okinawa’s oldest pottery
The Yabuchi Cave Site, known as Janedo, lies on Yabuchi Island, an uninhabited island in Uruma City. Pottery from about 6,700 years ago and human bone fragments from roughly 10,000 years ago were excavated here, and it is also revered as the birthplace of the islanders' ancestors.