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A street about 1.6 kilometres long in Naha, lined with souvenir shops, homeware shops and restaurants.
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Kokusai-dori (also read Kokusai-toori) is a street about 1.6 km long in Naha, Okinawa Prefecture, from the Prefectural Office North Exit intersection (Palette Kumoji intersection) to Asato Sanzaro. It is the busiest street in Okinawa Prefecture and the largest downtown in Naha. The street is generally called 'Kokusai-dori,' including within Okinawa Prefecture and by national agencies, but at the entrance of the street there is a shisa stone monument inscribed 'Kokusai-toori.'
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