A fantastic night walk with light and sound "LIMISA NAKAGUSUKU" will be held every Friday through Sunday from March 1 (Sat) to May 25 (Sun)! The ambassador is Meisa Kuroki, an Okinawan actor!
The ruins of Nakagusuku Castle, a World Heritage site in Okinawa with a long history, will be brought to life with state-of-the-art technology, leading you to a magical world that will touch your heart and soul.
Special Site:https://limisa.net/
Background of this project
The Nakagusuku Castle Ruins are not well known to tourists, even though they are one of the most well-preserved and magnificent original World Heritage sites in Okinawa.
In this project, a state-of-the-art night walk is held at the Nakagusuku Castle Ruins, which is usually open to visitors only during the daytime. By allowing visitors to experience the charms of the ruins at night, when they cannot normally visit, the project aims to disseminate the historical value and beauty of the ruins to a large number of people.
LIMISA NAKAGUSUKU Concept and Commitment
LIMISA is a coined word that expresses the provision of new value and excitement by decorating the World Heritage Site of Nakajo Castle Ruins with light and sound effects using cutting-edge technology.
At "LIMISA NAKAGUSUKU," Okinawa's World Heritage Site "Nakagusuku Castle Ruins," with its long history, will be transformed by cutting-edge technology into an inspiring and fantastic world.
A moving experience combining history and modern technology created in the quiet night.
We invite you to come and experience a time travel experience that can only be experienced here, along with the beautiful nature of Okinawa.
Ambassador Meisa Kuroki commented
Hello everyone!
My name is Meisa Kuroki, and I am pleased to announce that I will be the official ambassador for LIMISA NAKAGUSUKU.
LIMISA NAKAGUSUKU is a night walk event held at the World Heritage Site of Nakagusuku Castle Ruins, combining light, images and sound using state-of-the-art technology. Please come with your loved ones to this mysterious world of fantasy surrounded by Okinawa's spectacular and magnificent nature!
There are sure to be wonderful experiences waiting for you that you don't know about.
Profile
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Meisa Kuroki
Born on May 28, 1988
Born in Okinawa
He debuted as an actor and model in 2004.
Since then, he has been active in various films and dramas.
Currently based in Hawaii and Japan, she is the mother of two children.
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Introduction of each area
◆1
Mysterious light and harmony of nature
The widest part of the Nakagusuku Castle ruins, the Ichinokaku, where the main hall existed. Mysterious light, sound, and nature harmonize to create a fantasy world view. Gentle and beautiful light like the aurora borealis will envelop you and give you healing.
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A fantasy world of light
The beautiful curved masonry technique of the Nino Kaku attracts people's attention. A fantastic space where various lights dance and sparkle awaits you. Let your heart soar with the lights and sounds, and enjoy a moment of fun.
◆San no Kaku
A different space imagined by images and sounds
The history of masonry is next to each other in the third wall. Surrounded by masonry walls, the place will be transformed into a magnificent different space. This will be the best area in LIMISA NAKAGUSUKU where visitors can experience an overwhelmingly immersive space with projection mapping and three-dimensional sound.
LIMISA NAKAGUSUKU Outline
Held on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays / March 20 (Thu., holiday) - April 6 (Sun.) [March 31 (Mon.) is a vacation] and April 25 (Fri.) - May 6 (Tue., substitute holiday): Every day
*Opening hours change depending on the month of the event, so please check the official website.
Location: Ruins of Nakagusuku Castle (1258 Aza-tomari, Nakagusuku-mura, Nakagami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture)
Charge
Adults 3,000 yen / Elementary, junior high and high school students 1,500 yen / Preschool children free
Okinawa Prefecture Resident Fee
*If you are a resident of Okinawa Prefecture, please present an ID card that confirms your current address at the reception desk on the day of the event.
*Students must present an ID card to confirm age at the registration desk on the day of the event.
If you do not present an ID to verify your current address and age on the day of the event, you will be asked to pay the difference at the reception desk.
*Please come with a parent or guardian if you are under 16 years old.
*Payment can only be made by credit card through the ticket purchase website.
*Please contact us for information on how to purchase tickets other than through the ticket purchase website.
Access
By car: 5 minutes from Kitanakagusuku IC, the nearest interchange on Okinawa Expressway
*In case of navigation search, please enter the address as "503 Aza Oshiro, Kitanakagusuku Village, Okinawa Prefecture".
Free parking: 7 large buses / approx. 50 passenger cars
About the World Heritage Site, Nakagusuku Castle Ruins (National Historic Site, one of the 100 best castles in Japan)
The eastern cliff edge of the hill that stretches from the northwest to the south of Nakagusuku Village is a natural barrier, and is known as the best-preserved gusuku among the more than 300 gusuku in Okinawa.
The castle is a mountain castle of the renkaku style, consisting of six sections. The castle walls are piled mainly with hewn Ryukyu limestone, and are composed of beautiful curves that take advantage of the geographical conditions of the natural rock formations. The high level of architectural skill is said to be artistic, and the castle is highly regarded historically.
About Us
Company name: Nakagusuku Village Tourism Association
Address: 176-1 Aza-Toma, Nakagusuku-mura, Nakagami-gun, Okinawa 901-2406, Japan
The purpose of this project is to promote tourism by taking advantage of the rich cultural, historical, natural, and scenic resources of Nakagusuku Village, including the World Heritage Site of Nakagusuku Castle, through the cooperation of Nakagusuku Village residents, local businesses, organizations, and the local government beyond the boundaries of agriculture, commerce, industry, and other industries.
In addition to the maintenance and development of local resources, we aim to improve the attractiveness of Nakagusuku Village and revitalize the region through exchanges with people in Japan and abroad.
