Kamaboko no Sanmatsu
Kamaboko of Okinawa. It is characteristically made by frying, and some kinds have rice rolled inside.
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Kamaboko of Okinawa. It is characteristically made by frying, and some kinds have rice rolled inside.
The fisheries cooperative of Itoman. It is responsible for the fishing port and distribution in a place with a tradition of drive-in net fishing.
Tomari Iyumachi in Naha. A market dealing in tuna and other fish from nearby waters.
The prefecture's fisheries and ocean technology center. It studies the farming of mozuku and kuruma prawns.
The deep seawater of Kumejima. It is drawn from a depth of 612 meters and used in multiple stages for power generation, aquaculture and agriculture.
The prefecture's deep seawater research center. It studies technology for using deep seawater in fisheries.
OIST in Onna. A graduate university that has no undergraduate faculties and operates entirely in English. It ranks among the top in the world for the quality of its papers.
The Tropical Biosphere Research Center of the University of the Ryukyus. It studies coral and tropical organisms.
The prefecture's industrial technology center. It studies awamori fermentation and materials that withstand the subtropical climate.
The prefecture's agricultural research center. It handles varieties of sugarcane, mango and island vegetables.
The prefecture's forest resources research center. It studies subtropical forests such as itajii.
Okinawa Cellular and communications infrastructure. The islands are linked by submarine cables and radio.
Yoshinoura Thermal Power Station in Nakagusuku. It supplies the electricity of the main island. Okinawa is not connected to other prefectures by transmission lines.
The No. 2 power station on Miyako. It supports the power grid of the remote island.
Underground dams in the south of the main island. On an island where rivers are short and water drains away, cutoff walls are built underground to store water.
The underground dam museum on Miyakojima. It conveys the civil engineering of underground dams, which are rare even in the world.