The Lions Naha Shintoshin: A New Standard of Luxury Living in Okinawa
Rising on a gentle slope overlooking the sea, The Lions Naha Shintoshin is a new condominium development that embodies a steadfast architectural philosophy and a pursuit of timeless, unique beauty. The project is the result of deep contemplation from the conceptual stage, collaborating with trusted architectural and design firms to elevate a vision into refined residential design. The building boasts an elegant presence, creating a landscape meant to be passed down to future generations.
The development features a highly independent site facing two public roads. The landscaping along these roads incorporates trees evocative of Okinawa and artfully placed Ryukyu limestone stones. The entrance approach is designed with a generous depth to naturally shift one's mood upon arrival, with walls finished in natural stone like Ryukyu limestone to highlight regional characteristics. The entrance hall is filled with openness, featuring large corner-sash windows on two sides that offer views of colorful greenery, dappled sunlight, and a courtyard-like landscape.
A key design feature is the one-floor, two-residence layout, which enhances the independence and privacy of each home, realizing corner residences for every unit. The property is situated at an elevation of approximately 26 meters on a hill, with upper floors offering scenic views of Shintoshin Park and the East China Sea that will enrich private moments.
According to the detailed agent notes, the property includes comprehensive parking facilities. There are a total of 22 parking spaces: 13 outdoor flat spaces and 9 outdoor mechanical spaces. This includes 3 dedicated-use spaces (outdoor flat). Monthly parking fees range from ¥9,000 to ¥25,000 per vehicle. For motorcycles, there is space for 5 bikes with monthly fees ranging from ¥1,000 to ¥2,000 per bike. Bicycle parking is available for 5 bicycles at a monthly fee of ¥200 per bike. The dedicated-use parking space monthly fee is specifically noted as ¥25,000 per space. Balcony areas range from 25.46㎡ to 28.97㎡. The building confirmation number is Dai Oki Kaku R06160240 (January 29, 2025). The developer is a member of the General Incorporated Association Real Estate Association and the Public Interest Incorporated Association Capital Region Real Estate Fair Trade Council.
The area, Naha's Shintoshin (New City Center), is a vibrant district born from redevelopment. An interesting local fact is that Shintoshin is built on land that was once part of the US military's Naha Air Base, which was fully returned to Japan in 1987. The district is now a major commercial and administrative hub. The closest major landmark is the sprawling Shintoshin Park, a large green space just a 2-minute walk away, perfect for relaxation and recreation. The property is also within walking distance of the Okinawa Urban Monorail, providing excellent access to the rest of Naha, including the famous Kokusai-dori (International Street) shopping district.
