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Uruma / Jump into Urumazing

MeowScore 😸89/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😸
🚗 Traffic density 😻
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😼
🌳 Parks and greenery 😸
👮‍♂️ Safety 😻

Best month

April

Cherry blossom festival and cultural events.

🦁
january

Visit for the annual lion dance festival (Shishimai), full of vibrant colors and music.

🌸
february

Cherry blossom season starts, with beautiful pink flowers blooming throughout the city.

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march

The weather starts to warm up, perfect for exploring the traditional shrines and temples.

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april

Get a taste of Okinawan culture at the Uruma City Cherry Blossom Festival.

🌊
may

Take a dip in the crystal-clear waters of the East China Sea.

🎉
june

Experience the vibrant energy of the summer Matsuri festivals.

🐠
july

Discover the secrets of the ocean at the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium.

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august

Escape the heat at one of the many beaches in the area.

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september

Sample the local cuisine at the Okinawa Food and Goods Festival.

🍁
october

Enjoy the cooler weather and stunning fall foliage.

🏰
november

Visit the Uruma City Castle Ruins and learn about local history.

🎆
december

Ring in the new year at the Hatagashira Shrine Festival, a lively celebration with fireworks.

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Tipping

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No tipping culture in Japan

Tipping

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No tipping culture in Japan

Cash payment is preferred, no splitting of the bill and putting money on the tray is common.

internet situation

great Speed

Fiber optic network but can be slow during peak hours

great Availability

Most households have access to high-speed internet

excellent Cellular

Excellent coverage throughout the city

Electric socket type B

Common in North and Central America. Safer because of grounding pin, mind voltage differences.

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biking possible

Mixed infrastructure

walkable -ish

Good but crowded

LGBTQ tolerated

Neutral

Uruma is like a cat's dream come true, with endless sunny spots for catnaps and delicious fish to munch on.

The cats in Uruma are living their best lives, lounging on the sandy beaches and watching the humans scurry by.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Bios on the Hill
🏛️
Yonashiro History Museum
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Uruma City Road Station
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Kaichu Road
🏖️
Ikei Island

The mainstream

🐇
Bios on the Hill

A nature and animal park where cats can see endangered species and even pet some cute animals like rabbits. 🌿

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🏛️
Yonashiro History Museum

Cats can learn about the rich history of Yonashiro town and see actual artifacts like pottery and tools. 🐈

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🛣️
Uruma City Road Station

A great place for cats to get some snacks and souvenirs. They also offer local products and information about the area. 🐱

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🌊
Kaichu Road

A unique experience where cats can walk on the ocean and feel the sea breeze on their fur. The road is only accessible during low tide, so check the schedule before going. 🐾

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🏖️
Ikei Island

This island has the perfect mix of beach relaxation and outdoor adventures with beautiful turquoise waters, kayaking, and hiking trails. 😻

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Off the beaten path

1
Tengan Castle Ruins
2
Ikei Beach
3
Yoshihara Forest Park
4
Yonashiro History Road
5
Arakaki Showa no Mori

Off the beaten path

1
Tengan Castle Ruins

An impressive site with ruins of a once-mighty castle. Cats can climb the walls, peek into the wells, and imagine what life was like for the feudal lords.🏰

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2
Ikei Beach

A secluded beach with soft sand and clear water. Cats can swim, sunbathe, or simply watch the waves and birds.🌊

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3
Yoshihara Forest Park

A large park with many paths for cats to explore. They can climb trees, chase butterflies, and enjoy the fragrant flowers.🌸

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4
Yonashiro History Road

A cultural trail that takes cats back in time. They can explore ancient tombs, historic houses, and learn about Uruma's fascinating past.🏛️

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5
Arakaki Showa no Mori

A peaceful forest with tall trees and a charming pond. Cats can take a relaxing walk or nap here while enjoying the beautiful scenery.🌳

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biking possible

Mixed infrastructure

walkable -ish

Good but crowded

LGBTQ tolerated

Neutral

Mindful meoweler tips

Visit the Nakagusuku Castle Ruins

Explore the fascinating historical site of this ancient castle, built in the 1440s. Enjoy beautiful views of the surrounding area from the top of the ruins!

Try Okinawan Soba Noodles

Sample one of Uruma's famous dishes: a hot bowl of tender soba noodles in a flavorful broth with pork belly and green onions. Don't forget to slurp!

Attend the Tsundara Cherry Blossom Festival

Join in the springtime festivities and admire the stunning pink cherry blossoms while enjoying traditional music and dance performances. Don't miss the illuminations at night.

Take a stroll on the Yaka Beach Promenade

Enjoy a relaxing walk along the beach, surrounded by picturesque views of the ocean and nearby islands. Look out for sea turtles in the water!

Visit the Ishikawa Brewery

Taste locally brewed Awamori, a traditional Okinawan spirit made from long grain rice. Visit the brewery to learn about the distilling process and take home a bottle of your favorite flavor.

Useful external sites

www.visit-uruma.com/en

Uruma City Official Tourism Website↗

Official tourist information website for Uruma City, providing information on popular tourist attractions, local specialties, accommodations, events, and more. Available in multiple languages.

en.japantravel.com/okinawa/uruma-city

Japan Travel Guide - Uruma↗

Comprehensive travel guide for Uruma City, featuring information on attractions, activities, restaurants, accommodations, and more. Includes user reviews and ratings.

www.uruma-museum.com/en

Uruma City Museum↗

Official website of the Uruma City Museum, which showcases the history, culture, and traditions of the region. Provides information on current and upcoming exhibits, events, and workshops.

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