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Nakamurake (中村家) is a typical Okinawan-style home from the 18th century and served as the Nakamura family’s dwelling.The Japanese government has classified Nakamurake as an essential cultural asset, and it is available to the public. Nakamurake has several traditional Okinawan farmers’ dwelling traits, such as a red-tiled roof with sculptures of shisa. Lion-like animals that ward off evil spirits are prevalent in Okinawa. And a stone wall and towering trees for protection… Read More