Murasaki Mura Ryukyu Kingdom Theme Park

There are more than 100 experiences here, and it is not a problem to spend a whole day! "Experience the Kingdom of MURASAKI Village" was originally the set of Dahe drama "Wind of Ryukyu", but the episode did not dismantle it after killing the green, but continued to use it; There is a whole row of stone lions at the entrance to welcome, and the park is like a small Shouli City, which truly recreates the ancient croquet architecture, and the quiet environment is very suitable for walking. Each building here is a different theme experience area, from making brown sugar, Okinawa noodles, to blue dyeing, three-way line play, carving clip foot drag, croquet costume trial wear, etc., and even from land to sea ── you can make an appointment for snorkeling experience here!

At first I thought it was a children's playground. I took a taxi. The fare was a lot. The ticket was 600 yen. There were a lot of origami and the like, but it was free and it was not a very innovative place.

The old ruins of the royal family in Okinawa, the focus is on ⋯ The palace has been fried three times ⋯ and they have been blasted to the flat ground. So now I see a new building modeled. The original site of the relics in the 1990s has been rebuilt. Everything is very new. You have to take off your shoes to respect ⋯ so ⋯ is a bit stinky foot smell ⋯

Because I don’t like places with many people, I chose this relatively small place. There are fewer people. Most of them are locals and Koreans. The ancient architectural style is obvious. There are many small workshops to experience, suitable for children to play.

Ryukyu Village has three major projects, cultural village, Yuquandong and snake museum. I saw the cultural village and Yuquandong. The latter is not afraid of regret, but definitely regret it. The cultural village is also an artificial attraction to sell specialties. The highlight was the Okinawa drum performance, a small troupe of only 5 people, but everyone was really "life-long" to perform at their best! I was moved to tears!

I went there a few years ago and had a good chance to see it again.