Okinawa Zoo & Museum Review

The Ryukyu Islanders in Okinawa were descendants of Polynesian immigrants and former Japanese populations, belonging to the South Island area of Kyushu before the Southern Song Dynasty, and later became independent of the Ryukyu Kingdom. China's Ming Dynasty quoted Taiwan's old list of rulers to be the king of Ryukyu, hundreds of years after Ryukyu separated the Kyushu mainland, a trade hub for neighboring countries because of waterways. By the end of the 19th century, the Ryukyu State had been recaptured by Samoto of Kagoshima. In 1879, after the Meiji Reconstruction, the Ryukyu State was incorporated into Japan, and Okinawa Prefecture was established the same year. After World War II, the United States occupied it. In 1972, the United States returned the Ryukyu Islands to Japan.

Okinawa Children's Kingdom is a suitable attraction for parent-child travel. There are zoos and museums, which are very suitable for children to play together. The zoo is built on the mountain, and the scale is small, but there are many projects that interact with animals, such as feeding giraffes and kissing chickens and hamsters. The toll museum near the entrance to the children's kingdom of Okinawa is also a must-see place to visit. The museum has science games and art workshops, which are cleverly designed and easy to understand, and display the original boring scientific principles vividly and interestingly.

Okinawa Children's Park is a place suitable for parent-child travel. There are zoo areas, game areas, lakeside areas, and technology urban areas. But that game area is a bit too backward, and everything else is not bad. The zoo is not very spectacular, but it is small and cute, and it is convenient to turn around. It is possible to observe the elephant giraffes up close. And there are really not many tourists. There are also places where you can touch small animals. Another 300 yen is paid. There is also a science and technology museum that really inspires children to imagine a good place, there are permanent things, and there are changing themes from time to time. On Saturday and Sunday, there are sometimes schools with children to play together. Overall, it is quite possible.

Okinawa, Japan, children's kingdom, not bad!

Okinawa National Theatre, Japan, not bad 👍

Okinawa Children's Kingdom, Children's Paradise!