Itoman is a city located in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. The city sits at the southern tip of Okinawa Island.
As of April 2013, the city has an estimated population of 59,605 and a population density of 1,335.53 persons per km².
Restaurants in Itoman
4.5 based on 348 reviews
Was really touched by a visit to this museum. They really managed to give an insight into the lifes of the people (focused on female high school students) of okinawa during the war time. Would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the island!
4.5 based on 122 reviews
If you want to know what happened to Okinawa and it’s people during World War II, this is the place. It tells you about the atrocities committed on its people and their suffering during that period from the US invasion as well as Imperial Japan army. The museum closes at 5pm but the park is open 24 hours. The park is huge with a great view of the Pacific Ocean. See pictures. There’s also a Korean memorial monument paying tribute to ten of thousands of Korean who were brought to Okinawa during the war by the Imperial army and were either killed or died in Okinawa. I think this place is a must for first time visitors to Okinawa
4.0 based on 203 reviews
Ryukyu Glass Village is one of the largest glass factories in Okinawa, established in 1985. Our glassware is 100% handmade with vivid colors and various shapes like picturing the nature of Okinawa, specializing in blown & cased glass, created by skilled craftsmen. We have a workshop, a glass shop(Tax-free Shop), an outlet shop, a museum(Tax-free Shop) and a restaurant. At our workshop, we also have glass making experience classes. So you can join and make the only glass in the world.
4.0 based on 60 reviews
This market is located south of Nago need the outlet mall. There's a whole line of shops selling sushi, sashimi and some grilled seafood as well. We were here just after it opens at 10 and it was fairly popular but not crowded. Prices were pretty good and the seafood all looked very fresh. We opted for some nigiri and one of the shops were you can pick you own sashimi for about 300yen a portion. We got to try some great parrot fish sashimi, that famous blue Okinawan fish. The oysters were so creamy and delicious! There's plenty of tables and benches located in the outside area. The second building of the market had a souvenir shop and some restaurants. I really enjoyed coming to this market and much preferred it to Makishi in terms of price and atmosphere.
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