
Naha Cruise Terminal (Tomari Wharf No. 8)
Main cruise berth in Wakasa, about 20 minutes' walk from Kokusai-dori.

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Naha Port has two cruise berths managed by the Naha Port Authority: the Naha Cruise Terminal at Tomari Wharf No. 8 in Wakasa, about 20 minutes' walk from Kokusai-dori, and a second cruise berth at Minatomachi (Shinko Wharf), which has no public transport and needs a taxi or ship shuttle. Neither berth is on the Yui Rail monorail; the nearest major station is Kencho-mae. Ships come alongside at both berths.
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2.3 km · ~12 min by car
About a 20-minute walk (Japan Tourism Agency).
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
2 terminals

Main cruise berth in Wakasa, about 20 minutes' walk from Kokusai-dori.

Second berth in Minatomachi; no public transport, taxi or ship shuttle needed.
Port of call: cruise-passenger parking isn't needed.
Pick the area first. Typical nightly prices, approximate.
Shopping street and nightlife.
Typical hotel
Hotels along and around Kokusai-dori and Kumoji.
Closest to the cruise terminal.
Typical hotel
Hotels near Tomari port and the cruise terminal.
Modern district with malls.
Typical hotel
New-town district around Omoromachi monorail station.
Near Shuri Castle.
Typical hotel
Hotels and inns by the castle.
Prices are approximate.
Okinawan restaurants and the public market.
Seafood near Tomari fish market.

Naha is the capital of Okinawa Prefecture and was the gateway of the Ryukyu Kingdom, whose port opened to trading ships bound for China about 500 years ago. Kokusai-dori, the city's 1.6 km main street with about 600 shops, is around 20 minutes' walk from the cruise terminal, and the Makishi Public Market, the Tsuboya pottery street and Shuri Castle are close by.
Ships use the Naha Cruise Terminal at Tomari Wharf No. 8 in Wakasa or a second berth at Minatomachi (Shinko Wharf), which has no public transport and needs a taxi or ship shuttle. Neither berth is on the Yui Rail monorail.

1.6 km main street with about 600 shops.

'Kitchen of Naha' food market.

Street of traditional Tsuboya-yaki potteries.