Daiichi Makishi Public Market

**Overview** Use the public market as a rain-friendly lunch plan in central Naha. The fresh-food counters are on the first floor, and upstairs restaurants serve people who want to sit down. You can order straight from a restaurant menu or ask about the eligible food purchases that participating counters arrange to have cooked upstairs. It fits a shorter gap in the forecast because the group can browse, eat and leave without a timed admission. The street walk to the market still needs rain protection. Give yourself enough time to check an individual restaurant’s kitchen hours. **Key metrics** - Official building hours: 08:00–22:00 - Walk from Makishi Station: 9 min - Cook-up last order: 19:45 - Upstairs dining last order: 20:00 **Pros** - A browse and meal can share one stop. - A covered interior makes showers manageable. - The city-center location leaves other options nearby. **Cons** - The market has a usual fourth-Sunday closure. - Covered aisles can become busy. - Individual restaurants have their own hours. **Best for** A flexible rainy-day lunch without paying for a scheduled attraction. **Things to watch out for** Confirm which stalls and dining rooms are operating. Ask about cooking charges before buying ingredients for upstairs preparation.