South East Botanical Gardens

Explore Okinawa's Southeast Botanical Gardens, a natural wonderland. Home to 2,000 plant species, an insect collection, and charming animals like Champurus, Capybara squirrel monkeys, goats, and Ichimushi. A haven for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility.

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Visitor exploring tall palm trees at Southeast Botanical Gardens.

Lotus flowers in bloom at Southeast Botanical Gardens.

Southeast Botanical Gardens with palm trees and a thatched gazebo by a serene pond.

Capybaras standing by a pond at Southeast Botanical Gardens.

Pathway lined with tall palm trees at Southeast Botanical Gardens.

Colorful light display at night in Southeast Botanical Gardens, Okinawa.

Illuminated lotus flowers at night in Southeast Botanical Gardens, Japan.

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Take a trip to the serene Southeast Botanical Gardens of Okinawa for a day away from the hustle and bustle of Japan.
Gasp at the lush 100-acre expanse of the gardens that exhibit over 2000 types of plants and flowers.
Check out Alexander palms, Baobab, Lotuses, and Dragon Blood trees.
Make your way to the petting zoos of Champurus, Capybara, squirrel monkeys, and goats.
Get a ticket upgrade to visit to the Garden after sunset, and see the colors of the flowers brought to life by thousands of holiday lights illuminating the park.
Click here to view the facility map of the gardens.

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Take a trip to the serene Southeast Botanical Gardens of Okinawa for a day away from the hustle and bustle of Japan.
Gasp at the lush 100-acre expanse of the gardens that exhibit over 2000 types of plants and flowers.
Check out Alexander palms, Baobab, Lotuses, and Dragon Blood trees.
Make your way to the petting zoos of Champurus, Capybara, squirrel monkeys, and goats.
Get a ticket upgrade to visit to the Garden after sunset, and see the colors of the flowers brought to life by thousands of holiday lights illuminating the park.
Click here to view the facility map of the gardens.