œOkinawa Market

When you want to take a short break during a sightseeing or shopping trip to the area, stop at Okinawa Market and have a cold gNihede Beeru,h Itfs a beer produced by a local microbrewery at Ryukyu Kindom theme park in Tamagusuku, southern Okinawa, which won a silver-medal in the World Beer Cup 2006 in Seattle, WA, sponsored by the U.S. Brewery Association. The Nihede Beeru is said to incorporate in its taste the mystery of the Orient. It was born at Gyokusendo Cave and is a locally brewed natural beer that comes in two varieties; dark and pilsner. Its rich aftertaste is said to feel like a fresh stream of air in a limestone cave. Freshness is essential for beer, and Nihede Beeru is as fresh as beer gets. Its name is a play of words as gnihedebiruh is an Okinawan dialect word meaning eThank you. Okinawa Market is located on Chuo Park Avenue, just 50 feet from the streetfs only traffic light on the south side of the street. It is easy to spot because of its bright red poles and Okinawan style tile roof around the entrance. Both dollars and yen are accepted as well as all major credit cards.