東洋言語文化学院
Asian Language & Culture College
5-3-25, Midorimachi, Uruma, Okinawa 904-2215
By Car (About 60 minutes from Naha)
Naha Interchange
About 45 minutes by car
About
45 minutes
by car
Okinawa-Kita Interchange
About 15 minutes by car
About
15 minutes
by car
Asian Language & Culture College
Parking Information
Visitor and Staff Parking
8 spaces available
Parking is only available for those with business at our school.
By Bus (About 100 minutes from Naha)
From the bus stop in front of the
Naha Airport Domestic Terminal
About 100 minutes by bus
About
100 minutes
by bus
Agena Bus Stop
About 3 minutes by walking
About
3 minutes
on foot
Asian Language & Culture College
You can experience the unique nature and culture of Okinawa around our school.
On your days off, you can relax and refresh, healing from the daily fatigue.
Uruma City was established on April 1, 2005, through the merger of Gushikawa City, Ishikawa City, Katsuren Town, and Yonashiro Town. The name "Uruma City" was also adopted on the same date. This name was selected from a nationwide contest held before the merger. "Uruma" means "coral island" and has long been used as a poetic name for Okinawa. Uruma City includes the Katsuren Peninsula and eight islands. Five of these islands—Ikei Island, Miyagi Island, Henza Island, Hamahiga Island, and Yabuchi Island—are connected to the Katsuren Peninsula by Kaichu-doro, a road that runs over the sea, as well as by bridges, making travel between them possible. Notably, the 4.7 km-long Kaichu-doro connecting the Katsuren Peninsula and Henza Island is a popular driving route.
