Kume Surrounding Area

The Kume area is a business district in central Naha, just a step away from the hustle of Kokusai Street. By day, office workers in suits pass through; by night, the neon lights are subdued, transforming it into a calm, adult-oriented neighborhood.

The area is close to the Naha Bus Terminal and the Prefectural Office, with hotels and office buildings packed together. Along Kume-dori and the back alleys, small restaurants and adult venues are scattered. It's compact enough to explore on foot.

The adult scene here centers on delivery health (deliheru) and hotel health (hoteheru). Deliheru services dispatch girls to your hotel, while hoteheru uses love hotels or city hotels. The number of shops is moderate for Naha, with prices ranging from ¥12,000 to ¥20,000 for 60 minutes.

Deliheru often offers a relaxed, Okinawan-style service, while hoteheru is convenient for quick visits. Few shops cater to foreigners, but basic Japanese usually works.

Access: 5 minutes on foot from Kencho-mae Station on the Yui Rail. The Naha Bus Terminal is also nearby. Most shops operate from noon to midnight, with some open during the day.

For first-timers, hotel health is recommended. Many plans include the hotel fee, and reservations are easy. For deliheru, you need to secure a hotel first. Reservations are typically by phone, and Japanese is often required, so asking hotel staff to help can be smooth.