Miha American Village
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Miha American Village
- Location
- 〒904-0115 9-1 Mihama, Chatan Town, Nakagami District, Okinawa Prefecture
- Access
- City bus Nan-5 line, get off at Inari Taisha-mae and walk east for 7 minutes.
Approximately 45 minutes by car (regular road) from Naha Airport.
Approximately 15 minutes by car (regular road) from Okinawa Minami IC. - Parking
- 1,500 parking spaces
- Business Hours
- It varies by each store.
- Contact Information
- Phone Number: 098-926-4455
- Official Website
Map
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