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Shurijo Castle Park

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Shurijo Castle Park is a historic site around Shuri Castle, once the political and ceremonial center of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Restoration progress and open areas can change by season, so it's important to check close to your visit date.

It's set uphill from central Naha, so even if you pair it with Kokusai-dori Street on the same day, leave plenty of travel time.

Visitor information

Hours See the official information.
Admission See the official information.
Address 1-2 Shuri Kinjo-cho, Naha, Okinawa
Getting there Walk or take a bus from Yui Rail Shuri Station.

Opening hours and prices may change. Please check the official channel before visiting when an item says to check the official notice.

Useful tips

  • There are hills and stair sections, so mornings are easier on hot days.
  • Check the official page before your trip for restoration work areas open to visitors.
  • When planning, it's easy to underestimate the time needed for the history visit and the trip there. The official website describes Shuri Castle as a symbol of Okinawa's history and culture and the Ryukyu Kingdom, so give it more time than you would a simple viewpoint.
  • The official page has separate information for checking parking lot status and nearby private parking, so if you're going by rental car, open the parking information before you leave.

Frequently asked questions

Is it better to take a taxi from central Naha?

If you're traveling with a group or during hot hours, a taxi is easier. If you use public transit, add walking time from Yui Rail Shuri Station.

Where can I check the restoration status?

The official Shurijo Castle Park website has separate notices for restoration and reconstruction, along with visitor information. For open areas, temporary closures, and maintenance details, check the official notices for your visit date.

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