・Ride along Naha’s beautiful coastline, visit local fish markets, and immerse yourself in authentic food culture.

・Enjoy an active and delicious journey combining cycling, sightseeing, and hands-on cooking experiences all in one.

・Learn to make sushi from scratch under local guidance and taste the sushi you create on the spot.

・Experience a comfortable and safe adventure in a small-group guided tour.- You can ride along Naha’s beautiful coastlines, visit local fish markets, and experience authentic Okinawan food culture.

・This is an active and tasty journey combining cycling, sightseeing, and culinary workshops all in one.

・You can enjoy a hands-on sushi-making experience under local instruction, and taste your own sushi immediately.

・A guided tour in a small group provides a relaxing and secure way to enjoy the experience.

− Meeting Time − 10:00 AM (Tour duration: approx. 4 hours)

◎ e-CHARIty Naha Kokusai Street Main Store
900-0013 Okinawa, Naha City, Makishi 3-13-20, Kaito Building II 1F
Please gather at our store near Makishi Station on the monorail.
It’s a 1-minute walk from Makishi Station.
Pick up your e-bike and join a simple safety briefing so everyone can enjoy riding easily and securely!

1. Tomari Ryūgū-jin Tomari Ryūgū-jin is a small sacred monument located near Tomari Port in Naha, Okinawa. During the Ryukyu Kingdom era, Tomari Port was one of the largest ports in Okinawa and served as an important base for fishermen and maritime trade. Local fishermen established this monument to worship Ryūgū-jin, the sea deity, praying for safe voyages and abundant catches. In Okinawan belief, “Ryūgū” represents the mythical palace of the sea god beyond the ocean. Even today, local residents and fishermen continue to respect this site, reflecting Okinawa’s strong connection with the sea and its traditional fishing culture.

2. Tomari Iyumachi Fish Market
   At Tomari Iyumachi Fish Market, observe rows of fresh seafood and experience the lively atmosphere. Discover Okinawa’s fishing culture firsthand.

3.Naminoue Shrine Naminoue Shrine is one of the most important Shinto shrines in Okinawa and is counted among the Ryukyu Eight Shrines. It is located on a cliff overlooking the sea near Naha Port, and its name “Naminoue” literally means “above the waves.” During the Ryukyu Kingdom era, the shrine served as a sacred place where people prayed for national prosperity, safe sea voyages, and abundant harvests. The shrine primarily enshrines the Kumano deities, who are widely worshiped in Japan. Today, Naminoue Shrine is both a spiritual center and a popular sightseeing spot known for its beautiful ocean views.

4. Makishi Public Market
   Explore Makishi Public Market with a local guide, discovering unique Okinawan ingredients and dishes. Afterwards, join a sushi-making workshop and enjoy tasting your own creations.