Driving Japan | Route 58 | Main road through Okinawa

Route 58 is the main road through Okinawa, going from central Naha to the very North of the main Island.
This trip, I start my trip in central Naha and end in the Mihama (American Village Area)
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[@jds6206]

The video passes by Camp Foster toward the end. Nice memories for me, I had three tours on Okinawa when I was an active duty US Marine. Had my bicycle with me and rode 58 from Futenma and Kinser to Hedo Point, many times. Okinawa is a beautiful island and its people are very kind and welcoming. Thoroughly enjoyed Okinawa.

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

Thanks for watching, glad it brought back some happy memories for you.

[@dyshawnbeckett]

🔥🔥🔥 me too

[@danield8528]

I've never been so nostalgic about a place I've never been to. Or maybe the calm music made me cry lol.

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

Maybe one day you will be able to visit and you will already feel like you k ow it so well.

[@danield8528]

@@touringjapanukandbeyond It was so peaceful to see your video. I've been dreaming of Japan ever since I was in high school. This was almost 10 years ago. I can't wait to go one day. Do I also need a visa if I'm a USA citizen?

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

No you don't need a visa, everything is back to normal and you will be able to travel without worrying about doing any off the covid processes too.

[@Kraed3]

Maybe because of the traffic and car sprawl

[@danield8528]

@@Kraed3 Maybe. I have no idea. Can't explain it.

[@ohjajohh]

Nice video, it reminds me of my trip to Okinawa. it was the first time for me driving in Japan, good memories

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

Thanks for watching, glad it brought back some happy memories for you.

[@seen.3]

Was is hard to drive in Japan? I’m mostly English speaking and reading

[@tomsstuff216]

Great video! I lived there from 1986-1989. I have a video on my channel that my father and I took of some of the same areas shown in this one. I wish we had the technology that is available today back then! Thanks

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

Yeah that’s a shame but at least you have the memories and it’s a nice excuse to go back. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it

[@apriliagayatri1730]

nice video with clear vision.. keep it up.. i like it

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.

[@わわ-l8w]

空がやっぱ綺麗ですね。

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

はい、確かにそうです。見てくれてありがとう。

[@01AudioVideo01]

I was watching to see the fried rice place and further down, a ramen restaurant on the left but your ended before passing them!

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

Oh, that’s a shame. Hopefully you still seen some places that brings back memories.

[@01AudioVideo01]

@@touringjapanukandbeyond I did! A couple more restaurants and the Nitori furniture store 17:27. I miss Okinawa.

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

Only managed to get down there once, enjoyed it, very different to the rest of Japan.

[@liewpg2266]

there are green and orange painted road , what does it mean?

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

Not really sure to be honest, maybe the start of the Mario kart track?

[@Realistic316]

Mr. Miyagi was from Okinawa!

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

The character yes, actor no 😀

[@Realistic316]

@@touringjapanukandbeyond obviously… that’s why i said the character’s name

[@AIMalek]

Sataa aandagiii

[@daverobinson6110]

I lived on this road

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

Was you there as part of the military?

[@daverobinson6110]

@@touringjapanukandbeyond yes, Camp Kinser, 1985-86 had a hooch in Urasoe

[@touringjapanukandbeyond]

Cool, hopefully this was able to bring back some good memories