Okinawa, Ogimi
Discover the world's healthiest village and its longevity secrets. Home to Japan's top shikuwasa cit
Ogimi, Okinawa
Ogimi, Ogimi Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa 905-1306, Japan
A UNESCO World Natural Heritage forest
The Yanbaru Forest stretching across northern Okinawa is a treasure trove of precious ecosystems designated as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site.
Ogimi Village, nurtured by this abundant forest, owes its notably high population of residents over 90 years old to simple, wholesome meals made from local vegetables, black pork, and seafood.
1424-1 Tsuha, Ogimi Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa 905-1318, Japan
A tourist facility offering processed products and juices made from shikuwasa citrus
A facility where you can fully enjoy shikuwasa, a citrus fruit representing Okinawa. It offers a selection of juices, drinks, and processed products made from locally grown shikuwasa.
About 60% of Japan's domestic shikuwasa production is cultivated in Ogimi Village, and its refreshing acidity is a key element that enhances the flavor of Okinawan cuisine.
This local citrus appears on the dining tables that support longevity almost without fail.
Ogimi Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa 905-1300, Japan
Serene bay scenery with beautiful views. The stage of Ungami, the sea deity festival.
At the annual Ungami (sea deity festival), gratitude for the ocean's abundant blessings is expressed through ritual ceremonies.
