Koza Crossing

The intersection connects four major streets in central Okinawa, forming a central transportation point that manages vehicle and pedestrian traffic throughout the day.

The crossing emerged during post-World War II reconstruction in 1945, becoming a central point as refugees transformed the area into a developed urban center.

Musicians frequently perform near the crossing, contributing to Okinawa City's designation as a Musictown with regular performances of rock, folk, and traditional songs.

Multiple bus lines service the crossing, providing transportation links to different parts of the city and access to numerous shops and restaurants.

The crossing marks the location where traditional Eisa dance performances started in 1956, establishing a cultural tradition that continues today.

Location: Okinawa

GPS coordinates: 26.33922,127.81547

Latest update: March 5, 2025 07:29