Bise Fukugi Tree Road

Bise Fukugi Tree Road, located in the quaint village of Bise near the northern tip of Okinawa, offers a unique and enchanting walking experience unlike any other. This picturesque pathway is lined with Fukugi trees, which are ancient garcinia trees that have been used by local residents for centuries to protect their homes from strong winds and salt damage from the nearby ocean.

As you stroll along Bise Fukugi Tree Road, you'll be enveloped by the dense canopy of these lush, green trees. The road weaves through the village, creating a natural tunnel that provides cool shade and a tranquil ambiance. The serene atmosphere is occasionally broken by the sounds of birds and the gentle rustling of leaves, enhancing the sense of peace that pervades this beautiful spot.

The Fukugi trees not only serve a protective function but also add a profound historical and cultural depth to the area. The trees are a testament to the traditional Okinawan way of life, closely tied to nature and sustainability. Walking down this road is like stepping back in time, offering a glimpse into the everyday lives of the villagers who have walked these paths for generations.

Hours:

Open 24 hours

Closed:

No closing days

Availability:

All year 

Minimum age: 

All ages are welcome

Fees:

No entry fee