All places in Naha
The Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum (Okimyu) is a combined facility in the Omoromachi area of Naha. Housing both a museum and an art museum, it covers Okinawa's nature, history, and culture alongside contemporary art.
Urasoe Art Museum, in the Nakama district of Urasoe, is known for its collection of Ryukyuan lacquerware. It introduces local art culture with exhibits centered on this traditional Okinawan craft.
The Naha Municipal Tsuboya Pottery Museum is in the Tsuboya district of Naha. It covers the history and techniques of Tsuboya-yaki, Okinawa's traditional pottery, and sits along the Tsuboya Yachimun pottery street.
Ginowan City Museum, located in the Mashiki area of Ginowan, presents materials on the local history, folklore, and nature of the region. Its displays trace the development of the surrounding communities.
The Tsushima-maru Memorial Museum is in the Wakasa area of Naha. It records the tragedy of the Tsushima-maru, a child-evacuation ship sunk during the Battle of Okinawa, and exhibits materials honoring the children who died.
Fukutsukan is a museum dedicated to the postwar Okinawan politician Kamejiro Senaga and the people's history of Okinawa. It exhibits materials on resistance and civic movements during the era of U.S. administration.