How much money do you need for a week in Okinawa?
For seven days, ¥63,000 – ¥95,000 per person on the “Mid-range” style with two travelling. Accommodation and flights are not included. The airport transfer, there and back, is included.
How much money do you need for 3 days in Okinawa?
For 3 days, ¥28,000 – ¥42,000 per person on the “Mid-range” style with two travelling. Accommodation and flights are not included. The airport transfer, there and back, is included.
What is a realistic daily budget in Okinawa?
Per person per day, without accommodation or flights: ¥5,100 – ¥7,100 on the “Budget” style, ¥8,900 – ¥14,000 on the “Mid-range” style, and ¥11,000 – ¥16,000 on the “Comfort” style.
Can you travel to Okinawa on a budget?
The cheapest style we work out is “Budget”: ¥5,100 – ¥7,100 per person per day, without accommodation or flights. Local food, public transport, the odd paid sight.
How much does food cost in Okinawa?
From ¥1,600 per person per day (“Bare minimum: convenience stores and counters”) to ¥8,400 (“Mixed: set meals and one sit-down dinner”). The price table has what each dish costs.
How much does transport cost in Okinawa?
A ride on public transport costs ¥250 – ¥360. “Taxi, 4 km”: ¥1,350. The 1-day pass costs ¥1,000 and pays off from 4 rides a day at ¥250 each.
Is there a lodging tax in Okinawa?
Yes: 2% of the room price before VAT. It is charged from February 1, 2027; until then, it is not.
How much cash should you carry in Okinawa?
For a week on the “Mid-range” style, about ¥20,000 – ¥39,000 per person, two travelling. It is our reading of how each kind of place takes payment, not a measurement.
Is it better to use cash or card in Okinawa?
By card: major hotels; department stores and shopping centres; restaurants in cities; convenience stores. Card or cash, depending on the place: trains and subway, short rides. In cash: ticket machines; rural areas.
Which ATM should you use in Okinawa?
Seven Bank: ¥110 up to ¥10,000 · ¥220 above that, up to ¥100,000 per withdrawal. That is what the machine charges; whatever your bank charges comes on top.
Paying by card or at the ATM: local currency or your own?
Local (Japanese Yen): that way your bank converts, at your card's rate. Choose your own and the ATM or the card terminal converts, at its own rate and with its own margin.
Do you tip in Okinawa?
Restaurants: not customary. Bars and cafés: not customary. Hotels: not customary. Taxis: not customary. Private guides: optional.