

Okinawa Kokusai Dori Store
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Okinawa "breathes" on the side of the street.

Since opening in January 2024, we have welcomed many customers from both Japan and abroad, sharing the charm of Japanese knife culture and craftsmanship with visitors to Okinawa.


Heiwa-dori have deep historical roots to the history of Naha's reconstruction after the end of the Battle of Okinawa. The reconstruction began when potters from the Tsuboya district returned to their hometown and the production of pottery and daily necessities. Subsequently, an open-air market spontaneously sprang up from the Tsuboya district to the Makishi district, and the buying and selling of goods became active, which is considered the origin of the present-day Heiwa-dori.
Named after the "Peace Hall" that stood at the entrance to the street, this shopping arcade has developed into a bustling thoroughfare lined with clothing stores, souvenir shops, restaurants, and more. An arcade was completed in 1981, and it is now a popular and vibrant area frequented by both locals and tourists.
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Basic information
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Railway
2-minute walk from Tenbusumae Station
10-minute walk from Yui Rail Miebashi Station
It's located on Heiwa dori

Guide to the surrounding area

Kokusai Dori
Okinawa’s largest main street. Stretching about 1.6 km, it is lined with souvenir shops, restaurants, variety stores, markets, and many more.

Naha City Hall
Completed in 2012, Designed by Yukifusa Kokuba, a leading architect in Okinawa. The design concept is "greening" that harmonizes with Okinawa's natural environment.

Pot and Yachimun Street
This cobblestone street is lined with workshops and galleries specializing in Okinawan traditional pottery (yachimun), which boasts a history of over 300 years.