The Toyota × Route Selection featuring Motobu Town is introduced, showcasing Okinawa's nature, cuisine and traditions. Local attractions such as Bisezaki Beach and Churaumi Aquarium, along with local spots including PAUL and Bingata workshop Benikichi, are featured.
The Toyota initiative, part of the Route Selection series, is introduced as a tourism guide highlighting the nature and culture of the Motobu Peninsula, including Motobu Town, Okinawa. Located about 2 hours by car from Naha City, the feature presents the town's attractions together with the surrounding Ocean Expo Park.
Bisezaki Beach is known for its 1-kilometre greenway lined with fukugi trees and its shallow waters. It is presented as a spot where visitors can see the clear sea, tropical fish and coral up close. The address is 639-21 Bise, and there are also tourist facilities nearby.
PAUL is a small restaurant in Bise, Motobu Town, where a chef trained around the world serves Okinawan local ingredients prepared using European techniques. The restaurant is by reservation only, open from 18:30–21:30, and closed on Tuesdays.
Bingata workshop Benikichi is a workshop on Sesoko Island that demonstrates bingata dyeing using pigments. The shop is open from 11:00–17:00 on Fridays only, selling original artwork and merchandise.
The Kuroshio Sea, a giant tank at Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium in the Okinawa Commemorative National Government Park, is a major attraction. The aquarium is open from 8:30–18:30, with admission accepted until 17:30.