Experience Okinawa’s longevity village through our wellness retreat and walking tour. Taste local flavors, and immerse yourself in the island’s healthy lifestyle and rich culture.
Immerse Yourself in Ogimi, Okinawa — Wellness Retreat & Walking Tour
Explore Ogimi Village — Choose Your Experience
Private 3-Hour Okinawa Wellness Retreat
🍵 Welcome Matcha Ceremony
🍳 Hands-On Cooking Experience & Lunch
🧘♀️ Short Guided Meditation + Take-Home Tips
💡 Personalized Health Coaching (Solo/Duo) or Wellness Talk
💰 Investment: Early bird discount available — starting from ¥22,000
Private Ogimi Walking Tour
🚶♂️ Explore northern Okinawa on a small-group walking tour in Ogimi.
🏯 Discover local history and village life.
🔍 Visit hidden cultural sites off the beaten path.
🌿 Connect with the peaceful rhythms of island life.
💰 Investment: Starts from ¥5,600 per person
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Helpful Tips for Planning Your Ogimi Walking Tour & Okinawa Wellness Retreat
3-HR Retreats & Walking Tours: Held at a beautiful, serene Okinawan retreat home, just a 5-minute walk from Emoni Mise, this is also where our walking tour begins.
Getting Here: If you’re flying into Naha Airport, we highly recommend renting a car, as community buses run infrequently
Car Rental Recommendation: We suggest using OTS Rent-A-Car from Naha Airport. It takes approximately 1 hour and 40–50 minutes to reach Ōgimi from the airport.
Where are your experiences located?
When do you accept bookings for your experience?
Retreats: Most Thursdays through Saturdays
Walking tours: Every Wednesdays & Saturdays
Do you have free parking?
Yes, free parking is available for all our experiences.
Is it cash only?
We accept credit card payments.
Do you have any recommendations for accommodations in Ogimi?
Why We Created Our Wellness Retreat & Ogimi Walking Tour
We’re a husband-and-wife team based in the serene village of Ōgimi. Drawn by the warmth and kindness of the local people, we moved here in October 2024. Haruka began hosting cooking experiences in December 2024 with the help of her local friends, while Harrison noticed there weren’t many activities for foreign visitors on the island and started offering walking tours in July 2025.
