What other travelers are saying about Aeon Mall Okinawa Rycom
🛍️ Shopping: Huge mall with countless stores
🐠 Highlight: Large aquarium display at the entrance
👣 Experience: So big, hard to finish exploring in one visit
🍴 Dining: Plenty of food options for breaks
AEON MALL Okinawa Rycom (イオンモール沖縄ライカム) is one of the largest shopping centers in Okinawa. The space is massive with an incredible variety of shops, making it almost impossible to see everything in one visit. From fashion to daily goods to restaurants, the selection is endless, making it a perfect spot to spend an afternoon—or to visit on a rainy day.
Right at the entrance, you’ll be greeted by a huge aquarium display, which is both impressive and relaxing, setting the tone for the whole experience. When you get tired from walking around, there are plenty of dining and café options to recharge.
Overall, AEON MALL Okinawa Rycom is not just about shopping, but also a great place for leisure and entertainment. It’s perfect for couples, families, or groups of friends to enjoy together.
Huge mall with so many nice stores. There is a petstore where you can watch a bunch of puppies play together. Their food court also has a great selection of tasty food.
The mall is immaculate. Although I'm not from Japan, I feel that the customer service I received here was so much better than anything I've ever received in the United States. The the stores are clean, well-maintained and the staff are incredibly helpful. Mall operators in the US need to take a trip to this mall to understand how real customer service works.
Probably the best AEON mall in Okinawa, huge and spacious and modern feels. Theres also a huge carpark which made finding parking pretty easy.
Very nice mall. Clean, lots of nice stores, food and drink options. I love the amount of seating everywhere and trash cans available.
It is Japan's largest shopping mall by floor area at 171,000 square meters with over 230 stores. The mall was built on the former Awase Golf Course, land returned from US military use, representing a significant milestone in Okinawa's civilian development.
The mall is 20 kilometers northeast of Naha in Kitanakagusuku Village. Drive via Route 330 or the Okinawa Expressway to Kitanakagusuku Interchange. Buses from Naha Bus Terminal take 40-50 minutes. The mall has 4,000 free parking spaces.
No. Entry is free. Individual stores, restaurants, cinema, and arcade charge separately.
The mall has a food court, multiple restaurants serving Japanese and international cuisine, some specializing in Okinawan dishes, and a large Aeon supermarket with local food products.
The mall has a cinema complex, arcade, seasonal events in the central atrium, and a rooftop area with views of the surrounding landscape.
