Premist Shuri Kinjo-cho: A Spacious 1LDK with Panoramic Views in Historic Okinawa
This 2023-built condominium unit, located on the 8th floor of a 9-story building in Naha, Okinawa, offers a generous and modern living space with exceptional features. The property boasts a private roof balcony measuring 40.65 m² (12.29 tsubo), an alcove area of 11.81 m² (3.57 tsubo), and includes a trunk room with an area of 3.00 m² (0.90 tsubo) which is counted within the exclusive floor area. The exclusive interior space itself is a spacious 116.48 m² (35.23 tsubo) configured as a 1LDK, featuring a high, folded ceiling in the living-dining-kitchen area that creates a sense of openness and volume.
Essential property notes translated from the agent's details include: the electricity provider is Nippon Denryoku (Japan Electric Power Co., Ltd.). Furthermore, there is a dedicated bicycle parking area with 18 spaces available for a monthly fee of 500 yen. The building offers extensive amenities including 73 car parking spaces (with monthly fees ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 yen and one free space for guests), a concierge service (partially fee-based), guest rooms, and a party room available for use.
The residence is situated within the Shuri Kinjo district, an area renowned for its traditional red-tiled rooftops and cultural heritage sites that evoke the Ryukyu Kingdom era. This location forms part of a preserved traditional landscape. The building itself is set on a vast approximately 2,700 tsubo south-facing slope. From the roof balcony, residents can enjoy sweeping views over Naha city and on clear days, vistas extending to the Kerama Islands.
The area is deeply connected to Okinawan history, with the Shuri Kinjo district being a designated Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. A major landmark just moments away is the UNESCO World Heritage site of Shuri Castle, the former palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Although the main structures were damaged by fire in 2019, the extensive castle grounds and stone walls remain a powerful and significant historical attraction, offering insight into the unique culture of the region.
