• Former Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters - Situated just outside Naha City, this historic location served as the command center for the Imperial Japanese Navy during the 1945 Battle of Okinawa. The underground tunnels, painstakingly dug by hand, contained operations rooms, communication centers, and living quarters for thousands of Japanese soldiers.

Today, the site has been meticulously restored and is accessible to visitors. As one walks through the narrow corridors, the somber atmosphere is palpable, allowing visitors to imagine the harsh conditions soldiers faced. The accompanying museum features detailed exhibits, including wartime artifacts, photographs, and personal accounts, offering profound insights into the realities of the battle and its effects on Okinawan civilians and military personnel.

A visit here provides a powerful and sobering glimpse into one of World War II’s most intense battles and is essential for those interested in history and peace.

• Museum visit
• Visit to the Former Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters
• Guided tour

• Lunch

Uncover the history of the Battle of Okinawa by visiting the Former Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters. This vast bunker complex was a command center during one of World War II’s most intense battles, where both soldiers and civilians endured unimaginable conditions. Wander through the restored tunnels that once accommodated thousands of Japanese troops, and discover their desperate strategies through captivating exhibits in the on-site museum. This tour provides unique perspectives on Okinawa’s challenging past and the war’s impact on its people.

• Discover the historic Former Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters
• Explore the on-site museum for insights into the Battle of Okinawa
• Stroll through restored tunnels that sheltered soldiers during the conflict
• Perfect for history enthusiasts interested in the Asia-Pacific War

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.