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  • About business during the year-end and New Year holidays

    Dear valued customer, Thank you for your continued patronage. Our business schedule for the New Year holidays is as follows: Last business day of the year Open as usual until Saturday, December 30th Closing period December 31st (Sunday) – January 3rd (Wednesday) New Year business start date Regular business hours from January 4th (Thursday) We…

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  • [Until the end of June] 10% discount “Omakase Course”

    Thank you for always using OkuMasa. The “Omakase Course” price currently listed is the price that will be implemented from July 1, 2024. Until the end of June, we are offering courses at approximately 10% discount. Whether you are a first-time user or a repeat customer, please do not miss this opportunity to make a…

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  • Notice of price revision due to rising raw material prices

    Thank you very much for always using our shop. As you are probably already aware, the dramatic rise in raw material prices and other expenses has made it difficult to maintain current prices.We have striven to maintain and improve prices and quality as much as possible, but we will be revising the prices of some…

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  • Closed for dinner from May 13th to 16th due to kiln firing.

    From May 13th (Monday) to May 16th (Thursday), we will be open for lunch only due to the pottery kiln firing schedule. Closed: Wednesdays, 5.14 (closed every other Tuesday) We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

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  • Yanbaru Art Festival 2023-2024

    Yanbaru Art Festival 2024 An exchange event that connects the charms of Yanbaru and art, with the aim of becoming a source of new art. This year’s theme is “karii nu gen.”We aim to make “karii”, which means good luck in the Okinawan dialect, and “Yanbaru”, the rich natural origin of Okinawa’s water source, become…

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  • Iheya village trail 2024

    Iheya village trail A trail run competition set in the ocean and mountains, with lush fields and the blue sea of coral reefs. Let’s run through the Okinawan scenery on Iheya Island, the northernmost inhabited remote island of Okinawa! This is an event called “Let’s walk♪”. Iheya Island is the origin of the first Sho…

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  • January in Yanbaru is the Cherry Blossom Festival

    Motobu YaedakeCherry Blossom Festival Hitoashi, osakini.Motobu’s Cherry Blossom Festival is known as the earliest cherry blossom festival in Japan.The 46th Motobu Yaedake Cherry Blossom Festival will be held at Yaedake Sakuranomori Park in Motobu Town. A road lined with more than 7,000 okinawan-cherry trees.You can enjoy it as a driving course since you can view…

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  • Yanbaru Industrial Festival 2024 will be held on Saturday, January 20th and Sunday, January 21st.

    Kunigami Villageindustrial festival [Saturday, January 20th, venue stage event]10:00-10:30 Opening Ceremony (Lion dance/performance by kindergarteners)10:30-11:00 Agricultural product evaluation/weight competition awards12:00-14:00 RBCi Radio Outing Public Live Broadcast (Guest Live Mika Hirakawa Kiyama Shoten Kunigami Village YuiYui Kunigami Set Listener Gifts are also available!)14:30-15:00 Fusion Belly Dance [January 21st (Sunday) Venue/Stage Event]11:00-12:00 Comedy play/Cat care course13:00-14:00 Fresh…

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  • Year-end greetings for 2023

    The final business of the year has ended successfully, and there are only a few days left for this year.We want to express our deepest gratitude to everyone who visited OkuMasa this year for their patronage. This year, we opened a new restaurant, OkuMasa, in Okuma, Kunigami Village. Since the opening of OkuMasa, from residents…

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  • “Ogimi Nature Experience Festiva”12.2sat

    12.2satAn event will be held in Ogimi Village near OkuMasa, where you can enjoy nature to the fullest. There are day trips and overnight and two-day courses to experience camping and interacting with nature in Yanbaru. If you’re on a day trip, come to OkuMasa for dinner. Or, if you’re staying overnight, come to OkuMasa…

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