Wedding Venues in Okinawa

Japan’s southern islands, Okinawa and Ishigaki boast beautiful white sandy beaches along with a tranquil setting. Okinawa also offers an exquisite cuisine from the Okinawan sea grapes to the locally brewed Awamori! Having your wedding day here is something you will long remember.

Okinawa is also known as the “rope in the open sea” which correctly defines the chain of islands between the four main islands of Taiwan and Japan. The city is well known for its coral reefs, emerald water and warm climate. Okinawa has a subtropical climate with 111 uninhabited islands and 49 inhabited islands.

Okinawan food is completely different from the rest of Japanese food. Okinawan taste of recipes tends to lean towards the thicker and spicier flavours compared to the other Japanese food recipes. Since the Ryukyu Kingdom in the 14th century, it has been more heavily influenced by Chinese culinary ways and techniques from. Pork is the cornerstone in any Okinawa cuisine. Other than the nose, Okinawans apply pretty much all other parts of the pig in their pork dishes, even the head! Commonly in a wedding menu, you can find an Okinawan style Sōki Soba with extra pork served along side the noodles. Less common but still firmly on the Okinawan menu is chimu shinji (pork-liver soup). Even the intestines are not overlooked, finding their way into a soup that is featured on wedding reception menus.