Uchina nu Utaki (Okinawa no Utaki)
History



Uchina nu Utaki (Okinawa no Utaki) is the former site of a religious facility and prayer site, which has another name, “Utaki”, in the Okinawan language. It is popularly called “Uchina nu Ugan” (Okinawa’s Prayer Site) by the Okinawan people.
Basic information
- Address
- 902-0067 1-8-20 Asato Naha Okinawa
- Business hours
- Nothing in particular
- Close day
- Nothing in particular
- Charge
- Free
- Parking
- None
- Access information
- A 5-minute walk from the monorail Makishi Station.
Additional Information
- Academic information
- It is said in the “Ryukyu Yuraiki (The Records of the Origin of the Ryukyu's)” that a god named "Koba no miya ure uibe" is worshipped, and in olden days, the people of Asato Village came here to pray for a good catch from the sea and victory of Harii (Dragon boat races). In the place of worship of the big shrine, there are five incense burners altogether: two inside the latticed area and three outside.