Okinogu Shrine, Naha

Okinogu Shrine, one of the eight shrines of the Ryukyu, finds its home within Onoyama Park. Perched atop a small hill, this shrine serves as a significant site for various events and celebrations, while also offering a welcoming atmosphere for leisurely visits. Its historical roots can be traced back to 1451, a time when King Sho Kinpuku held sway. However, the current shrine within Onoyama Park was erected in 1975, following its destruction during World War II and several relocations over the years.

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Sight Name: Okinogu Shrine
Sight Location: Naha, Japan (See walking tours in Naha)
Sight Type: Religious

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