Stone wall of the Tamanaha soy paste and soy sauce factory
Historic sites





Walk along with the hill called “Adaniga-bira”; aesthetic mossy and ivied stonewalls will appear. These long stone walls are part of the Nakada’s mansion remains. Nakada was a Shuri noble in the Ryukyu Kingdom era. Today, it is the “Tamanaha soy sauce and soy paste factory,” which is a 150-year old business establishment. There is a guide board about the “The Nakada’s mansion site” near the gate. Also, the birthplace of Choshu Haneji is in the neighborhood.
Basic information
- Address
- 903-0823 1-41 Onaka Shuri Naha Okinawa
- Business hours
- Nothing in particular.
- Close day
- Nothing in particular.
- Charge
- Free
- Parking
- None
- Access information
- About a 6-minute walk from the Yui Rail Gibo Station.