【日本沖繩】那霸市區经典步行路線 【不自駕玩轉沖繩】波上宮絕美拍照點｜琉球王國與中國的淵源 | 福州園→波之上海灘→波上宮→國際通 #日本旅遊 #沖繩 #美食 #okinawa
Explore Okinawa without a car Today we explore Naha city on foot First stop: Fuzhou Park To learn how Chinese culture first influenced the Ryukyu Kingdom On the ocean elevated bridge We find the shrine on the cliff – Onbashira Shrine From the most beautiful angle Discover that you can enjoy the turquoise sea without leaving the city And even go snorkeling right here At noon, head to a seafood izakaya near Tomari Port Where we eat sushi at low prices But with absolutely no compromise on quality Finally, we take a stroll through Naha’s liveliest street – Kokusai Dori In the heart of Naha There stands a Chinese garden called Fuzhou Park Many Chinese-style gardens built outside China Often look awkward and out of place Yet Fuzhou Park is remarkably authentic Why does Okinawa have such a place? That begins with the historical relationship between Okinawa and China Okinawa was formerly known as Ryukyu. During China’s Ming and Qing dynasties, Ryukyu was a vassal state of China and paid tribute to China. To facilitate the envoys’ visits, and also to defend against Japanese pirates, the Hongwu Emperor of the Ming Dynasty sent thirty-six Chinese families from Fujian province to settle in Ryukyu. These immigrants were known as “The Thirty-Six Families from Fujian.” After arriving in Ryukyu, the thirty-six Fujian families established an independent village on an island near Naha Port, in an area called Kume. This village became commonly known as Kume Village. Welcome everyone to like, subscribe, share, and turn on the notification bell. The Thirty-Six Families from Fujian were mostly navigators, scholars, or individuals with special skills. Their descendants took charge for generations of navigation, shipbuilding, compiling and translating diplomatic documents, and conducting trade with China. Therefore, they held a high status in Ryukyu society. Since the migration of the 36 Chinese families from Fujian to Ryukyu, during the 500-year period until Ryukyu was annexed by Japan, descendants of the 36 Fujian families often served as diplomats for the Ryukyu royal court and high-ranking officials in Ryukyu’s tribute missions. In 1879, Ryukyu was abolished by Japan and became Okinawa Prefecture. After Qing China’s defeat in the Sino-Japanese War of 1895, many Kumemura people who supported the Qing dynasty chose to go into exile in Qing China, while others gradually assimilated into the Ryukyuan population, engaging in fishing, agriculture, and other trades. From then on, Kumemura began its decline. The 36 Fujian families played an important role in the history of interactions between Ryukyu and China. Fuzhou was once the sole trading port for Ryukyu’s tributary missions to China. In 1991, to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the sister-city relationship between Naha and Fuzhou, China On the site of the former Ryukyu Kingdom’s Kume Village, this Fuzhou Garden was built. From design to construction, the Fuzhou Garden was completed by Fuzhou people hired by Naha. The materials used were also entirely sourced from Fuzhou. There is also a Taihu stone in the garden. Taihu stones come from Lake Tai near Suzhou and are full of holes and folds. They are usually used to decorate gardens, courtyards, and for constructing rockeries. Taihu stones in many Suzhou gardens are extremely valuable. Qilin, dragon, turtle, and phoenix are the four divine creatures of China, all symbols of auspiciousness. Upon reaching Japan, customs change with local practice— the dragon was replaced by a crane. The garden incorporates representative Fuzhou architecture. These two structures are Fuzhou’s Black Pagoda and White Pagoda. This tree seems a bit small— perhaps because the Mayor of Fuzhou recently paid a visit. Three rockeries were built within the garden, representing Mount Yushan, Mount Wushan, and Mount Pingshan in Fuzhou. The garden’s water system symbolizes Fujian’s longest river, the Minjiang River, which is also known as Fuzhou’s mother river. Even in the middle of the lake, there are stone pagodas reminiscent of the “Three Pools Mirroring the Moon” in West Lake, Hangzhou. The Fuzhou Garden isn’t large; a full tour takes less than an hour. Yet it’s definitely worth a visit. Not far from the Fuzhou Garden is the Confucius Temple of Okinawa. The Minglun Hall, established by the Kume people in the 17th century, was the earliest public school in the Ryukyu Kingdom. It improved educational standards among the residents of Kume Village and laid the foundation for Confucian education in the Ryukyu Kingdom. It has been recently reconstructed in recent years, now known as the Kume Zhi Sheng Temple. On the way from Fuzhou Garden to Wave Upon Palace, you will pass through the Tsushima Maru Memorial Museum. During World War II, the Japanese government used the civilian ship Tsushima Maru to evacuate Okinawan civilians. When arriving at Honshu The ship was struck by an American submarine torpedo Eventually leading to a tragedy with over 1,500 people killed Including 800 children Not far ahead Is Naha’s only artificial beach And the city’s only seawater bathing area Namely Sunsun Beach (Wave Beach) The beach isn’t large But the water is clear There are nets on the sea surface Limiting swimming areas for visitors Various water activities are also available However, compared to the thrilling banana boat rides in Southeast Asia This feels much more gentle Alongside the beach there are many food trucks Filling the air with the aroma of grilled food Adjacent to Sunsun Beach Perched atop a cliff Stands Okinawa’s first shrine — Sunsun Shrine Here, you can overlook the comings and goings of ships and the sea view of Naha Port. Since the Ryukyu Kingdom period, Umisato Shrine has been ranked first among the Eight Shrines, and has been revered as the chief shrine of Ryukyu. During World War II, nearly all of the Eight Shrines were destroyed, and only the torii gate remained at Umisato Shrine—the entire shrine burned down. It took several decades after the war to complete its reconstruction. Today, it is the most popular shrine in Okinawa. The most representative features of Umisato Shrine are its red-tiled buildings and the Okinawan lion statues on both sides of the main hall. The red-tiled architecture is a traditional style passed down from the ancient Ryukyu Kingdom era. The lions are said to have been brought by Fujian immigrants during China’s Ming Dynasty when they moved to Okinawa. Lion statues can be seen everywhere in Okinawa. According to legend, long ago, – A person found a glowing, talking stone by the seashore. He then made a wish to the stone, and from then on, his fishing yields were abundant, and he never lacked food or clothing. When the gods learned of this magical stone, they became envious and wanted to seize it. The man fled with the stone to Nami-no-Ue Mountain, and built a shrine there in the name of the great god Kumano, seeking divine protection. This shrine is known as Naminoue Shrine. The best place to view the shrine is actually not inside the shrine grounds, but rather walking past the beach, to an overpass facing the shrine. From the location marked on the map, you can access the bridge. From the bridge, you can overlook Naminoue Beach, where Nami-no-Ue Mountain stretches toward the sea like a giant rock. After wandering around and getting hungry, I found this highly popular seafood restaurant online. Izakaya (Japanese pub) Lunchtime limited offer: 20 pieces of sushi For only 1,680 yen A sushi set meal with tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet) Is only 1,780 yen The seafood quality is directly supplied from the fishing grounds, so it’s definitely great But surprisingly, the pork cutlet was also unexpectedly delicious Inside the shopping street is Makishi Public Market There will be a dedicated introduction in the following video Please look forward to it
不自駕玩轉沖繩，本部影片我們先從最簡單的那霸市區步行一日遊開始。沖繩古稱琉球，曾經的琉球王國與中國有著五百多年的交往史，沖繩的福州園就是這段歷史的紀錄和見證，不得不說這也是我在中國以外見到的最道地的中式園林。在那霸港海邊就有清澈的海水浴場波之上海灘，再到網上攻略中的波上宮絕美拍照點位，讓神社與碧藍的大海一同入鏡。再推薦一家吃壽司既平價品質又高的壽司餐廳，再逛逛那霸商業中心國際通，度過充實的一天！
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16:44 國際通商店街
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