Okinawa World

**Overview** The strongest reason to visit Okinawa World is Gyokusendo, a limestone cave whose public trail runs for 890 metres through a roughly five-kilometre system. Start underground, then make time above ground for eisa and craft demonstrations if their timings suit your visit. The operator reports three scheduled Super Eisa performances per day and says they normally take place under cover in rain. The cultural activities give groups with different interests a choice after the cave. **Key metrics** - Adult admission: ¥2,000 - Public cave route: 890 m - Cave system length: About 5 km - Super Eisa duration: About 30 min - Scheduled eisa shows: 3 per day **Pros** - The cave route is long enough to make geology the focus. - A dance performance adds a separate reason to stay above ground. - The surface facilities are accessible according to the operator. **Cons** - The cave is excluded from the operator’s barrier-free facilities. - The adult ticket covers a bundled attraction. - Craft activities and shows have their own last-entry or start times. **Best for** Families and mixed-interest groups looking for a substantial southern Okinawa stop with underground and above-ground options. **Things to watch out for** Check the show timetable before descending and plan around the cave route if anyone in the group cannot manage it. The site stops accepting admission at 16:00.