Propose communication points in Okinawa to help people better understand Okinawa.
We thought that even people in Okinawa might not know much about Okinawa, and we felt that we could gain a deeper understanding of Okinawa by applying the Civic Pride communication points to our search.
Kokusai-dori" continues for about 1.6km from the prefectural office north exit intersection (Palette Kumoji-mae intersection) in Naha City to Asato Sansaro. It is the busiest street in Okinawa Prefecture and the largest downtown area in Naha City. Many tourists from outside the prefecture still visit "Kokusai-dori," which is the cultural center of the commercial area along with Okiei-dori and Machiguwa shopping street. There are monorails and fixed-route buses in the surrounding area, making it easy to access.
The nine elements described in "Civic Pride" were divided into six categories, and each individual collected articles, tourism journals, and other sources.
・The standard Okinawa tourist is the tourist who knows everything there is to know about Okinawa.
・People who live in Okinawa but do not know much about Okinawa
・Workshop ・Urban Information Center ・Food and Goods ・Festival amd Event ・Public Space ・Cityscape and Architecture
My name is Yamauchi Hyuga, a 3rd year student of the Faculty of International and Regional Development, and I have created a website for the workshop out of the 9 communication points. Please take a look if you like! Click here for Yamauchi Hyuga's self-introduction.
This is Saki Nakamura, a second-year student at the Faculty of International and Regional Development, and I have created a website for the festival out of the 9 communication points. Please take a look if you like! Click here for Nakamura Saki's self-introduction.
My name is Shuri Nagama, a 3rd year student at the Faculty of International and Regional Development, and I have created a website for public spaces among the 9 communication points. Please take a look if you like! Click here for Nagama Shuri's self-introduction.
This is Monami Hanashiro, a second-year student at the Faculty of International and Regional Development, and I have created a website for the Urban Information Center, one of the nine communication points. Please take a look if you like! Click here for Hanashiro Monami's self-introduction.
I am Keisuke Takara, a 3rd year student at the Faculty of International and Regional Development, and I have created a website for Urban Landscape and Architecture out of 9 communication points. Please take a look if you like! Click here for Takara Kesike's self-introduction.
My name is Airei Hayashi, a third-year student at the School of International and Regional Development, and I am a member of the 9 Communication. I created a website for Food & Goods out of 9 communication points. Please take a look if you like! Click here for Hayashi Airei's self-introduction.