Ocean Expo Park
Ocean Expo Park is a large park in northern Okinawa built as the site of the 1975 Okinawa International Ocean Exposition, now home to Churaumi Aquarium as its main draw, alongside a dolphin show area, botanical gardens, a replica of a traditional Ryukyuan village, and a memorial hall. The park's general grounds are free, with only the aquarium and a few specific attractions requiring separate paid tickets.
Given the size of the park and travel time from Naha, most visitors treat this as a dedicated northern Okinawa day, combining the aquarium with a few of the free surrounding attractions.
Ocean Expo Park FAQs
The general park grounds are free; Churaumi Aquarium and a few specific attractions within the park require separate paid admission.
About 1.5-2 hours by car or highway bus.
A dolphin show area, botanical gardens, a replica traditional Ryukyuan village, and a memorial hall.
A half-day to full day given the park's size and travel distance.
Advance tickets can help avoid queues, especially in peak season, though walk-up tickets are also available.
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