RyukyuRhymer"s Okinawa!! 沖縄
Kokusai Street in Naha in the early morning (famous tourism district)
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IMG_0859 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
The Entrance to Kokusai Street
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IMG_0882 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Kencho, the seat of the Okinawa Prefectural Government
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IMG_0877 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Okinawa"s monorail, Yui Rail
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IMG_0885 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Souvenir shop modelled in Ryukyuan architecture
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IMG_0874 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Kokusai dori closed off on Mondays for the many activities held on the street
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IMG_0903 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Tedako Matsuri time (Tedako = Child of the Sun)
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IMG_0905 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
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IMG_0918 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
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IMG_0909 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Busy morning traffic in Naha
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IMG_1046 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
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IMG_1044 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Tomari Port in Naha, you can take trips here to the outer islands
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IMG_1035 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
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IMG_1028 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Here comes the monorail!
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IMG_1014 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Shuri Skyline
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IMG_1019 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
time to board the monorail to Shuri
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IMG_1024 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
driving in the rural area
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IMG_1161 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Inside the first layer of Shuri Castle"s wall
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IMG_1062 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Shuri Castle bell, written in old Okinawan/Chinese writing (and no most Chinese and Okinawans can"t read it, only individual parts, but not the entire meaning)
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IMG_1069 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Children with assignments on Shuri?
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IMG_1067 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Shuri under the hot sun
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IMG_1059 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Okinawa Island was originally split into 3 kingdoms.. the central Kingdom won and united the island.. then they expanded and united the outer Ryukyuan Islands. The king then went to China to get acknowledgement and obtained the name Sho for himself and the name Ryukyu for his country
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IMG_1054 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Across Shuri Castle is the Okinawan Prefectural University for arts and culture
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IMG_1057 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Shuri Castle
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IMG_1079 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Shuri castle, as most Okinawan castles, is on top of a hill
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IMG_1076 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
the original Shuri Castle was destroyed during WWII, these are the remnants of the original wall
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IMG_1089 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Okinawa Island and the Ryukyu Islands at the greatest extant of the Ryukyu Kingdom. stretches between Taiwan, China, and Kyushu in Japan
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IMG_1101 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Ryukyu seal received from the Qing acknowledging the Ryukyu Kingdom, note the Manchu script
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IMG_1096 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
From the Prefectural Museum.. this is from the time the Ryukyus were a US territory
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IMG_1125 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
New Drama starring Nakama Yukie.. a very popular actress in Japan of Ryukyuan descent doing a drama about a girl who dresses up as a male Okinawan warrior
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Kokusai Street in Naha in the early morning (famous tourism district)
image hosted on flickr
IMG_0859 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
The Entrance to Kokusai Street
image hosted on flickr
IMG_0882 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Kencho, the seat of the Okinawa Prefectural Government
image hosted on flickr
IMG_0877 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Okinawa"s monorail, Yui Rail
image hosted on flickr
IMG_0885 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Souvenir shop modelled in Ryukyuan architecture
image hosted on flickr
IMG_0874 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Kokusai dori closed off on Mondays for the many activities held on the street
image hosted on flickr
IMG_0903 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Tedako Matsuri time (Tedako = Child of the Sun)
image hosted on flickr
IMG_0905 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
image hosted on flickr
IMG_0918 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
image hosted on flickr
IMG_0909 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Busy morning traffic in Naha
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1046 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
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IMG_1044 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Tomari Port in Naha, you can take trips here to the outer islands
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1035 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1028 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Here comes the monorail!
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1014 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Shuri Skyline
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1019 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
time to board the monorail to Shuri
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1024 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
driving in the rural area
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1161 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Inside the first layer of Shuri Castle"s wall
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1062 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Shuri Castle bell, written in old Okinawan/Chinese writing (and no most Chinese and Okinawans can"t read it, only individual parts, but not the entire meaning)
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1069 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Children with assignments on Shuri?
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1067 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Shuri under the hot sun
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1059 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Okinawa Island was originally split into 3 kingdoms.. the central Kingdom won and united the island.. then they expanded and united the outer Ryukyuan Islands. The king then went to China to get acknowledgement and obtained the name Sho for himself and the name Ryukyu for his country
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1054 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Across Shuri Castle is the Okinawan Prefectural University for arts and culture
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1057 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Shuri Castle
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1079 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Shuri castle, as most Okinawan castles, is on top of a hill
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1076 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
the original Shuri Castle was destroyed during WWII, these are the remnants of the original wall
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1089 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Okinawa Island and the Ryukyu Islands at the greatest extant of the Ryukyu Kingdom. stretches between Taiwan, China, and Kyushu in Japan
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1101 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
Ryukyu seal received from the Qing acknowledging the Ryukyu Kingdom, note the Manchu script
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1096 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
From the Prefectural Museum.. this is from the time the Ryukyus were a US territory
image hosted on flickr
IMG_1125 by Ryukyu Rhymer, on Flickr
New Drama starring Nakama Yukie.. a very popular actress in Japan of Ryukyuan descent doing a drama about a girl who dresses up as a male Okinawan warrior
image hosted on flickr
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