Akabana Inn

At Theater Akabana Inn, where stars meet the waves, unwind in comfort with sweeping views of the Nakijin-blue sea and a sparkling night sky overhead.

Akabana Inn is a small Property with only two Rooms, located in the quiet village of Nakijin in the northern part of Okinawa's main island, known as Yanbaru. Nestled in the corner of the Imadomari settlement, where many traditional houses surrounded by fukugi trees remain, this Property sits at the foot of the World Heritage Site Nakijin Castle Ruins. It is a 10-minute drive to the Churaumi Aquarium, a 25-minute drive to Kouri Island, and conveniently located near the Yanbaru National Park area. The sea is just a 30-second walk away, and the village also boasts several natural beaches. Escape the summer heat with a mini hike or trekking in the Yanbaru mountains. In winter, enjoy whale watching from the neighboring Motobu town, and if you're lucky, you might even spot whales in the sea right in front of the Property. After a day of activities in nature, relax in your Room while listening to the sound of the waves. The Rooms available for your stay include the Green Room, which accommodates up to four guests and features a Ryukyu tatami space, and the Blue Room, which accommodates up to three guests. Both Rooms are located on the second floor, with high ceilings, plaster walls, and ocean views. When you open the windows fully, the spacious outdoor deck becomes an extension of your Room. The view from the reclining chairs on the deck is simply breathtaking. Climb the stairs from the outdoor deck to reach the Stardust Deck, where you can gaze at a sky full of stars. On the first-floor piloti, you can enjoy a BBQ, read a book, or take a nap in a hammock while listening to the sound of the waves. After a swim in the sea, feel free to use the outdoor shower and washing area. A washing machine and dryer are also available for your convenience. There are lockers to store wetsuits, marine equipment, and other gear. Spend a relaxing Okinawan time at Akabana Inn, the theater of stars and waves.