Shuri Castle is an important monument of Okinawa. It was the place where the Ryukyu King handled state affairs, met envoys and held important celebrations. When you walk in, you first see the ceremonial gate, the plaque hanging on the "guardian state". The main building of the most striking building in Shuri Castle is a wooden structure with a distinctive style of croquet and a combination. The characteristics of traditional Chinese and Japanese architecture are grand and colorful. There is now a very Japanese-style tea room in Shuri Castle, where you can enjoy an Okinawa-style refreshment and a Japanese-style courtyard for only 300 yen per person. PS: You can enjoy the discount for the Shuri City ticket with the one-day ticket for Okinawa Metro. The price after the discount is 660 yen. There is a subway to reach Shuri Castle, but the subway needs to change to a bus, otherwise it will take 15 minutes to walk from the subway.