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Okinawa Seifa Utaki
Okinawa Seifa Utaki is an important religious site and cultural landmark on the island of Okinawa, Japan, and one of the cores of Okinawa’s traditional beliefs. Located near the city of Naha and nestled in a lush tropical forest, this sacred place is believed to be a place where gods and humans communicate.
Seifa Utaki plays an important role in Okinawan culture and was one of the religious centers during the Ryukyu Kingdom era. Ryukyuan gods are enshrined here, especially those associated with harvests and fertility. Visitors can see unique altar and shrine architecture here, as well as mysterious stone passages.
When visiting Seifa Utaki, you need to abide by some rules, such as taking off your shoes, keeping quiet, and not taking photos, etc., to show respect for this religious holy place. Visitors can feel an atmosphere of mystery and tranquility here, as well as a sense of being one with nature.
Seifa Utaki is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its unique religious and cultural value. This place attracts not only religious pilgrims but also tourists interested in history and culture.
In short, Okinawa Seifa Utaki is a place full of historical and religious significance, providing a unique cultural and religious experience, and is one of the important attractions that cannot be missed during Okinawa travel.
Access
By Car
The best way to visit Okinawa Seifa Utaki is to use private transport / sightseeing taxi in Okinawa. KingTai Travelhas lots of sightseeing taxi in Okinawa with afforable price.
By Bus
About 30 minutes from Naha Airport by car on the Minamifuhara Kita IC
Take Toyo Bus No. 38 from Naha Bus Station and get off at Seifa Utaki Station
HOURS & FEES
Hours：
Opening hours: 9:00~18:00
Closed days: Closed from May 1st to 3rd and October 1st to 3rd in the old calendar every year
Admission Fees:
Adults (high school students and above): 300 yen,
children (elementary and junior high school students): 150 yen,
groups(Over 20 people): 200 yen，
