Car Rental at 'Okinawa - Naha Kume'

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The address of the current location 'Okinawa - Naha Kume': Please Go To The Mazda Counter 2-11-3 Kume, Okinawa, 900-0033, Japan.

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Best rates. OrangeSmile.com provides cars for hire at the rental point 'Okinawa - Naha Kume' at the lowest guaranteed prices. Our direct car suppliers often provide high discounts on the available models. For your specific dates at 'Okinawa - Naha Kume', we will find for you the best online car hire offers.

The rental process consists of 3 simple steps: (1) search available cars for your dates at 'Okinawa - Naha Kume'; (2) select the car type you wish to rent; and (3) complete the reservation form. Once your reservation at 'Okinawa - Naha Kume' is processed, we will send the confirmation voucher to your email address.

A valid credit card is required to confirm a reservation at 'Okinawa - Naha Kume'. Please check your rental conditions, prior making the reservation.

At the point 'Okinawa - Naha Kume', you will be asked for your confirmation voucher, driving license and a valid credit card. A credit card is required for a safety deposit. The deposit amount at 'Okinawa - Naha Kume' depends on the driver's age and the rented vehicle type.

The definitive payment is usually performed at the pick-up point. Our car suppliers at the point 'Okinawa - Naha Kume' accept VISA, Master Card and other card types - please check your rental conditions.

OrangeSmile.com wishes you safe roads in Japan and a pleasant trip to Okinawa!

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Typical models of OrangeSmile.com vehicles in Okinawa

Mini & economy hatchback: Kia Picanto, Ford Ka and Hyundai Getz

Compact & intermediate sedan: Toyota Auris, Ford Mondeo and Hyundai Elantra

Full-size saloon & station wagon: Mercedes C Class, Saab 9-3 and VW Passat

Premium & luxury limousine: Mercedes C Class, Lexus ES and BMW X3

Minivan & minibus, 7-15 pax: Hyundai Trajet 7 seater, Toyota Tarago 8 Seater and Ford Galaxy 7 seater

SUV, crossover & off-road vehicle: Nissan Pathfinder 4WD, Toyota 4Runner and Chrysler Journey

Cabriolet, roadster & convertible: Ford Mustang Convertible, Jeep Wrangler and BMW 3 series Cabriolet

Rental locations near Okinawa

» Okinawa - 13.6 km
» Kametsu - 200.8 km
» Ishigaki - 423.1 km

» Yakushima - 523.1 km
» Kumage-gun - 524.8 km
» Tanegashima - 572.1 km

» Nishinoomote - 584.4 km
» Taipei - 636.4 km
» Taipei - 636.4 km

Where to go by car near Okinawa: Eye Tuna in Naha Restaurants

As many other fish delicacies in Japan, it’s used to eat eyes raw, but sometimes they’re cooked in amazing and delicious manner. Eyes of tuna are boiled and then served to the table with rice. Sometimes they are deep fried and then served with soy sauce. The taste of food in any form is quite specific, but experts say that the benefits of such a food are invaluable.

A few years ago, Japan Health Association included tuna eyes in the list of healthy dishes due to the high content of protein and beneficial fatty acids. Many local residents who can not afford to buy tuna meat regularly, long found it a great alternative. They buy eyes and then enthusiastically cook them for a dinner and shovel up with an enviable appetite. As noted earlier, the delicacy is very inexpensive. Therefore, any tourist can afford it. If you still don’t feel like tasting one of the most shocking dishes in the world, you can just pop into a supermarket and see how huge tuna eyes are laid out on trays of ice.
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