Oroku
小禄Uruku26°12′ N 127°40′ ENeighbourhood
Oroku is the residential southwestern district of Naha on the peninsula between Naha Airport and the Kokuba River, and the monorail serves it at Akamine and Oroku stations.
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Oroku was its own village until 1954, when it joined Naha, and today the city runs it through its Oroku branch office. It fills the peninsula between the Kokuba River and the airport, and the US military's Naha port facility, the only American base inside Naha, sits on its northern shore.
For visitors it is the part of Naha closest to the airport, with the monorail stopping at Akamine and Oroku. Riders heading south leave the city this way, past Senaga-jima and along the coast to Toyosaki and Itoman.
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Is Oroku close to Naha Airport?
Yes. Oroku is the district of Naha next to the airport, and its Akamine and Oroku stations are the first and second monorail stops after Naha Airport.
Is Oroku a good place to stay?
Stay in Oroku for a late arrival or an early flight, a stop or two from the airport on the monorail.
How do you get to Oroku?
Akamine and Oroku stations on the Yui Rail, one and two stops from Naha Airport.
Within 12 km
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