Okinawa World Admission Ticket | Japan

The cave was beautiful, and other attractions also interesting

Many traditional craft workshop and performance

Seeing Gyokusendo Cave the largest limestone cave which was created over 300,000 years and one of the largest in Japan, was definitely a memorable experience! There is also a culture show called Super Eisa which is interesting if you want to learn more about Okinawa’s culture dance. There’s also a variety of Okinawa arts and craft stalls that you can give it a go. They also have a Habu Musem Park that exhibits about Habu snakes, a snake that’s native to Okinawa and you’ll also get a chance to see some other native reptiles and bats.

The cave took us by surprised. Enjoyed the cave a lot!

You can exchange your ticket at the counter. The price is similar to other preferential plans, but it is convenient to handle.

Electronic tickets are easy to redeem. As long as you go to the physical ticket counter, there will be staff to help you redeem

You can book tickets on site with Kkday, which is very convenient and can also accumulate points. Yuquan Cave is really beautiful and spectacular. I will bring my family here in the future! The glass cup is also beautiful

It is easy to buy online, and you can use it as soon as you buy it. It is cheaper than on-site, where you need to exchange for physical tickets. Basically, I highly recommend buying online. I personally think it is worth a look!

Free parking. You can buy souvenirs. Clean toilets. You have to walk a lot, and there are only stairs to get down to the stalactite cave. The mainlanders who sell food keep forcing people to buy candied fruit, which is not a good experience.

I found out that the 5-in-1 ticket I originally purchased was used up at the ticket office, so I bought more tickets on the spot. It's fast and convenient! I recommend everyone to use it more, and it's cheaper than buying tickets on site!