Review: : three days on one of the most unique islands Japan has to offer.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 30, 2014
Okinawa Island is a very interesting and unique island with a tumultuous history, particularly after World War II, when it was taken over as the American base of operations during and after World War II is led to a unique blend of American and Japanese culture. Okinawa is one of the few places in Japan, where it is possible to get an authentic Tex-Mex taco and Hawaiian seafood, while still being able to find traditional Japanese tea houses and sushi bars, all within a two block radius.The Miss Passport guide to Okinawa is the perfect three-day itinerary in lists everything from the best hotels within any given price range to the best and most interesting attractions. Each day of the itinerary will list a main attraction along with possible restaurants and nightclubs. The guidebook also has all of the most important information such as contact numbers for the hotels and restaurants to make reservations, but it goes one step further. I noticed that the guidebook even contains information on the Japanese bus system and public train system, as well as the best places to rent a car and even a bicycle, should I wish to tour the island while getting some exercise and as if all this information wasn't enough. The guidebook is also chock-full of interesting and intriguing facts about Japanese history and customs, it almost feels like there is a Japanese tour guide. Following me around to each of the places I'm going to visit, it is very a shine to note that the guidebook is written in plain easy to understand language, Celeste to avoid any unnecessary complications on the trip. I look forward to having one of the most memorable vacations possible and even now. It's going to be longer than three days. This itinerary is an excellent place to start, and I am sure Miss Passport will be an absolutely invaluable travel companion.