Shikwasa” is a fruit grown in the full sun of Okinawa and is attracting attention for the health power hidden in its small fruit. Because of its fresh aroma and unique sourness, it is widely used in seasonings and juices. In this issue, we will carefully introduce why Shikwasa, the pride of Okinawa, is attracting...
The figure of a hubbub leaning sickle-necked in a bottle. It is an intense sight that catches everyone’s attention at souvenir shops in Okinawa! But this high-impact “habu sake” is more than just a tourist souvenir. In fact, it is a traditional medicinal drink that has long been used in Okinawa for nourishment and health...
When you visit Okinawa, you may often see a “Shisa” on a roof or at an entrance, glaring at you. In fact, this “Okinawa guardian” is deeply infused with the tradition of lion statues from the ancient Orient and the feng shui philosophy of the Ryukyu Kingdom. If you have acquired a shisa, knowing its...
Shisa, the guardian deity of Okinawan tradition. Introduced from China, it was used as a symbol of fire prevention and protection against evil in royal castles and villages during the Ryukyu Kingdom period, and in modern times, it is loved as a presence that brings peace and good fortune to family entrances and gateways. Once...
