
東洋言語文化学院
Asian Language & Culture College
5-3-25, Midori Town, Uruma, Okinawa 904-2215
About 60 minutes from Naha by car
Naha I.C.
About 45 minutes by car
About
45 minutes
by car
OKINAWAKITA I.C.
About 15 minutes by car
About
15 minutes
by car
Asian Language & Culture College
駐車場のご案内
Parking space for customers and staff
8 units available
Use is limited to those who are in charge at the school
About 100 minutes from Naha by bus
In front of the passenger station for
domestic flights of Naha Airport
About 100 minutes by bus
About
100 minutes
by bus
Agena Bus Station
About 3 minutes by walking
About
3 minutes
by walking
Asian Language & Culture College
You may go closer to the unique nature and culture around the school in Okinawa.
All your fatigue will be driven away on the rest days, and you are refreshed.
Uruma was the combination of Gushikawa-shi, Ishikawa-shi, Shouren town and Siro town Town on Apr. 1, 2005. Its name was put into use on the same day after a nationwide competition. “Uruma” means the Island of Reef, and has been used as a beautiful name in Okinawa. It has the Yokatsu Hanto, and 8 islands, of which, Ikeijima, Miyagi-jima, Henza-jima, Hamahigashima, and Yabuchi-jima are connected with each other by Kaichu Road and suspension bridges. So it is accessible to the Yokatsu Hanto. The 4.7km Kaichu Road connecting Yokatsu Hanto and Henza-jima is the most welcomed scenic spot for self driving trips.