Yes. If you're logged in after registering for the free "Okibura Members" program, your checked items and added items will be saved automatically. They will also be synced between your smartphone and computer. If you're not logged in (as a guest), they will be temporarily saved only within the browser you're currently using.

Yes, you can! Enter the item name in the text box at the very bottom of each category, or in the "My Own Items" category at the very bottom, and then click the "Add" button. You can delete any added items at any time.

Yes, if you set the switch in the upper-right corner of each category to “OFF,” you can collapse that list and hide it. Please turn on only the categories you need based on the purpose of your trip.

Of course you can! Click the "Set Up Trip" button to freely specify your destination prefecture, season, and trip type, and create a new list tab. Feel free to use this feature for a variety of occasions, such as business trips or hot spring getaways.

Yes, you can. If you tap the "Print/PDF" button at the bottom of the screen, you can print the checklist on paper or save it as a PDF on your smartphone or computer. This is useful for doing a final check before packing.

Since Okinawa has a relatively mild climate year-round, you rarely need a heavy-duty down jacket. However, from December through February, strong northerly winds can make it feel colder, so it’s a good idea to have a windproof jacket or a mountain parka on hand. During the other seasons, a light cardigan or similar garment is usually sufficient.

Most resort and business hotels provide pajamas and basic amenities (toothbrushes, shampoo, etc.). However, since the type of pajamas provided (separate top and bottom or a one-piece style) varies by hotel, we recommend bringing your own pajamas if you have specific preferences.

If you plan to rent a car, be sure to bring your “driver’s license (for everyone who may be driving)” and an “ETC card.” There are toll roads in Okinawa (the Okinawa Expressway), and having an ETC card allows you to pass through the toll gates smoothly.

It’s a good idea to bring along your usual “over-the-counter medications (such as stomach medicine and pain relievers),” “motion sickness medication (for water activities or boat rides),” and “band-aids.” Also, be sure to bring your “health insurance card” in case you need to visit a hospital.

Most large hotels, tourist attractions, and shops around Kokusai-dori accept credit cards and QR code payments. However, many local diners, markets, and independently owned izakayas still operate on a “cash only” basis, so we strongly recommend carrying some cash with you.