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Just minutes from Naha Airport,
our world-class venue offers a unique setting for seamless and memorable events.

Valley of Gangala - Cave Cafe

Cave Cafe

Two facilities, one destination — meeting all your MICE needs

Valley of Gangala
A lush forest stretches across a valley created by the collapse of a limestone cavern.
This remarkable natural space spans approximately 45,000 m²—about the size of six standard soccer fields—and has been shaped over hundreds of thousands of years.
At the valley entrance, visitors can explore Gajumaru Square, the Cave Cafe, and a guided tour route.

Valley of Gangala –
Discover the Secrets of Nature

Shaped over hundreds of thousands of years by natural forces, the Valley of Gangala was formed through the collapse of a vast limestone cavern.
Beyond the entrance cave—now known as the Cave Cafe—a one-kilometer walking path winds through a lush forest, allowing visitors to experience the mysteries of nature up close.
Combining your event with a guided tour that explores the valley’s natural and cultural significance helps participants gain a deeper understanding of the site and enhances the sense of uniqueness before the main program begins.

Sakitarido Cave Archaeological Site (Cave Cafe)

Since 2009, ongoing archaeological excavations and research have uncovered discoveries of exceptional anthropological and archaeological significance—including the world’s oldest known seashell fishhooks (approximately 23,000 years old), stone tools, and human remains.
Used by people from ancient times to the present, this cave space is a truly unique venue where nature and history come together in a way found nowhere else.

Welcome Drinks in an Open-Air Foyer

Located at the entrance of the Valley of Gangala, Gajumaru Square features a charming gazebo and serves as an open-air foyer where guests can gather before events.
Welcome drinks and aperitifs can be arranged upon request. The square can host a variety of ceremonies or garden parties, with setups customized to your needs.

Okinawa World –
Experience Okinawa’s History, Culture, and Nature All in One Place

Formed over 300,000 years, Gyokusendo Cave is a breathtaking limestone cavern that extends deep underground, showcasing one of the largest and most beautiful stalactite formations in Japan. Above ground, guests can stroll through a lush tropical fruit orchard and explore a recreated Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town. Traditional houses line the streets, and hands-on workshops invite visitors to try various Okinawan crafts. The energetic Super Eisa Show, featuring a modern take on traditional performing arts, and the Habu Snake Show are also popular attractions. The park also features a small brewery producing Habu liquor and craft beer, a restaurant highlighting local Okinawan ingredients, and a variety of souvenir shops. Conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from the Valley of Gangala parking area, this expansive theme park is an ideal destination to enjoy before your cave party.

Show Venue

A permanent outdoor stage with a tent stands at the center of the park and is available for events and ceremonies.

Multipurpose Hall

This hall can accommodate various activities, including handicraft workshops and lectures.

Healthy Buffet Churashima

Featuring a healthy buffet with fresh Okinawan vegetables, herbs, and other local ingredients.

Okinawa World

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