What other travelers are saying about Mihama American Village
✨ All in one place!
Don’t miss the chance to visit this spot in Okinawa, it stands out with architecture unlike anywhere else on the island. A lively atmosphere, stunning views, and plenty to enjoy: shopping, food, entertainment, and drinks all in one.
🎄 The decoration is Christmas, themed all year round, adding a festive sparkle no matter when you visit.
🎆 If you’re a fan of fireworks, make sure to stop by on Saturdays. The show begins at 8:00 PM, best enjoyed from the east-facing view.
Mihama American Village is accessible by car, bus, or taxi from Naha, the capital city of Okinawa. It's approximately a 40 to 50-minute drive from Naha Airport. Public buses also run regularly between Naha and the American Village area.
Yes, there is ample parking available at Mihama American Village, including several free parking lots. During peak times, these can become quite full, so consider arriving early or using public transportation.
Yes, Mihama American Village is family-friendly and offers activities and attractions suitable for children, such as the Ferris wheel, open spaces for walking and playing, and various ice cream and sweet shops. Some restaurants and cafes also offer child-friendly menus.
Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, including shopping at unique American and Okinawan shops, dining at diverse restaurants offering both American and local cuisine, catching a movie at the cinema complex, and enjoying the view from the Ferris wheel. There are also frequent events and performances, especially during weekends and holidays.
I loved the location, you can walk, get lost and enjoy the view while taking pretty pictures.
However the shops are very mid, you can buy souvenirs of course but the selection is not the best and it’s over priced because it is very touristy.
We went there on a weekday is was not crowded at all!
I was expecting more. A couple of shops, mostly souvenirs, and some overpriced restaurants that were fine but not outstanding. The colourful building designs are nice to look at and explore/take pics. But it feels like “oh, that’s all?”. Kokusai street is a better shopping experience imo.
It’s still an important landmark to visit when in Okinawa. As a Canadian it’s interesting to see how Okinawa Japan views America in a vintage-glory way. There’s other tourists (mostly Taiwanese and Japanese) but it’s nowhere near as crowded as Tokyo/big cities.
The boardwalk views are nice and it’s a short walk/connected to Sunset Beach. The clean stormwater drain canals were super impressive to me.
I have been all over america.. over 30 times to America. America village is interesting more like a free theme park but doesn't feel too american to me. But there was tons of japanese tourists with orion shirts there. Overall interesting place.
Love all about here so much. Great memory with this place, so colorful amd look very lifely vibe. All shops, cafe and resturants look very nice. Pork Tamako amd Blue Seal ice cream are so good. And I do love Zhuvago cafe a lot, Tramisu amd coffee there were very delicious. Tones of sourvinors there with very good price. And I do love a shop with Christmas Ornaments. I visited there in the morning with less people.
