Ogimi Village

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Ogimi Village is located in the Yanbaru region of northern Okinawa's main island and is known globally as the "Village of Longevity." It is a peaceful healing village where time flows slowly. Surrounded by rich greenery, the village is famous for its cultivation of Shikuwasa (Okinawa lime), and the refreshing scent and blessings of the fruit gently heal the hearts and bodies of visiting travelers. With untouched, beautiful coastlines and unique traditional culture remaining deep in the village, it is optimal for spending a calm holiday completely released from the speed of the city. Touch the good old original landscapes of Okinawa and the unpretentious, warm hospitality of the locals, and enjoy the best wellness retreat to naturally align your mind and body.

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大宜味村のとある1日 / One day in Ogimi village

Ogimi village

ONE DAY IN OGIMI VILLAGE

Okinawa Prefecture

Ogimi Village

Address: 95 Tsuha, Ogimi Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture
Website: https://ogimi-kanko.com/
Operator: Ogimi Village Tourism Association

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