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Okinawa welcomed a record-breaking 10.75 million visitors in 2025, surpassing the pre-pandemic peak of 2019 by 5.8%. The strong recovery underscores the enduring appeal of Okinawa as a world-class destination.
Source: Okinawa Prefecture Department of Culture, Tourism and Sports
10.755 million visitors in 2025 — an 11.2% year-on-year increase, surpassing the 2019 record by 5.8%.
In 2026, Okinawa was ranked the 2nd most popular tourist destination globally. Flight and accommodation searches surged 71% year-on-year.
The 2025 tourism revenue target is ¥1.0056 trillion. Okinawa's tourism is transitioning from quantity to quality.
Okinawa's land prices have risen for 13 consecutive years, recording the 2nd highest appreciation rate nationwide. Resort development centered on Onna Village is accelerating, driving further asset value growth.
Source: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Onna Village is Okinawa's premier resort area, with large-scale developments underway. The entry of Four Seasons is a key factor driving up asset values across the entire area.
Under development on the former Onna Communications Site with an investment of approximately ¥100 billion. Okinawa's first full-scale branded residence with 127 hotel rooms, 124 condominiums, and 28 villas.
Over 10 million annual visitors and year-round warm climate ensure consistently high occupancy rates.
New hotel business licenses in Onna Village are restricted, increasing the scarcity value of existing properties.
13 consecutive years of land price growth, plus major developments like Four Seasons driving area-wide value increases.
Depreciation tax benefits combined with incentives under the Okinawa Promotion Special Measures Act.
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Book Free ConsultationLast Updated: April 2026 | Source: Okinawa Prefecture Department of Culture, Tourism and Sports | Source: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism | Source: Okinawa Times, Ryukyu Shimpo, etc.