Naha, Core city in Japan
Naha, the capital city of Okinawa Prefecture in Japan, is renowned for its role in international conferences and tourism.
On May 20, 1921, Naha was inaugurated as a core city of Japan, with a rich history dating back to when it was a part of the Ryukyu Kingdom until 1879.
As culturally vibrant spot, Naha is essential to understanding the unique identity of the Ryukyu Kingdom, separate from mainland Japan.
Postal code for Naha is 900-8585.
One of the few cities in Japan known as a 'Big City', signifying its size and significance.
Location: Okinawa Prefecture
Inception: May 20, 1921
Population: 316048
Website: city.naha.okinawa.jp
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