Tomariiyumachi泊いゆまち

Naha, the site of the capital of the ancient Ryukyu Kingdom, is now the capital of Okinawa County. It was already a trading port in the middle of the 14th century and is now the largest political, economic and cultural center of the Ryukyu Islands. In 1972, under the US-Japan San Francisco Treaty, Japan unilaterally acquired the regime in the region from the United States. Naha is a vibrant city where people take pride in Naha's past. Even at the department stores and fashion stores on International Street, you can see all kinds of Okinawa specialties for sale, such as lacquerware, textiles, glassware and local pottery. In the countless local shops on Pinghe Street, you can see all these and more items piled up as high as the room. The nearby commune market is a great place to experience Okinawa's unique food culture.

I gave up the Muzhi market, which is full of tourists, and chose the Bogang Fish Market where the locals went. When I bought it, I said that I was not enough to eat. As a result, the three people made themselves stupid. I felt that the playability of Okinawa was not as high as Jeju Island. I didn’t go to the outlying islands to dive. Of course, I think the price/performance ratio of diving is not as high as that of Hahaha

We are a car here, parking at the door, many sashimi for choice, we bought shrimp sashimi and large sashimi, the owner also sent us two small sashimi salad, we also ate raw, but a bit fishy, we felt that the sashimi was not as fresh as we bought in the supermarket, Although the supermarket is a bit more expensive, or the store problem we have seen, the owner has a good attitude, so I still recommend it here.

The Fish Market is an aquatic seafood vegetable market next to Naha Bo Port. Most of the stalls sell raw fish. There are one and half of them, and they are also boxed and cut sashimi, which is very affordable. You can buy some sashimi at the aquatic stall and eat it on the bench at the end of the market.

The monorail took the bus to Meirongqiao Station and called a taxi to the Bogang Fish Market. The whole fish market is clean. The fish is not only fresh but also cheap. You can eat sashimi, sushi, and some stalls. There are grilled small octopus, crab feet, etc., all super delicious, praise!