Each time I visited Okinawa, I would catch glimpses of this Chinese-style garden from the road—and this time, I finally stepped inside.
Located in central Naha, Fukushuen Garden was built in 1992 to mark the 10th anniversary of the sister-city relationship between Naha and Fuzhou, China. With its traditional architecture, ponds, and arched bridges, the garden offers a peaceful escape in the heart of the city.
Visitors strolled through the space with quiet curiosity, each enjoying the calm in their own way. These moments were captured with my GR III. ■
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Location: Naha, Okinawa
This map shows the approximate area where the photos were taken.
All photos in this article were taken with a RICOH GR III and edited in Lightroom.
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Explore the full Okinawa series:
Vol.1 Journey to Naha
Vol.2 Naha Tomari Port
Vol.3 Sakaemachi Market
Vol.4 Koza Cityscape-1
Vol.5 Koza Cityscape-2
Vol.6 Koza Park Avenue
Vol.7 Koza Crossroads
Vol.8 Naha Fukushuen Garden
Vol.9 Naha Beach & Departure
