Okinawa, Japan, one of the world’s rare Blue Zones where people live long lives, has introduced a new wellness tour focused ...

A new holistic wellness tour has launched in Japan’s subtropical and southernmost prefecture, Okinawa, which is widely ...

Okinawa Adventures has launched a wellness tour in its namesake prefecture, one of only five 'Blue Zones' where people live ...

the Okinawans have a unique tradition which contributed to their extraordinary longevity. Called "Moai" (pronounced as Mo-eye), this is an age-old practice in Okinawa which helps people build deep ...

Luring visitors with golden beaches and picturesque palm trees, Okinawa is ... Visiting Ogimi Village in the north promises to unveil the locals' secrets of longevity. Here, you can experience ...

Okinawa diet is a traditional form of diet ... Experts believe that the longevity and healthy lives of the people of the island are due to genetic, environmental and lifestyle factors.

our goal is to share the most special aspect of our culture with visitors including our rich wisdom of longevity,” Director of Public Relations at Halekulani Okinawa Shoko Maeshiro tells Forbes.

It's a chance to try local ingredients like goya and umi budo (sea grapes) and experience the secrets to Okinawan longevity firsthand.” Okinawa Prefecture is one of the 47 prefectures of Japan.

Some foods that are included in the Okinawan diet are: The Okinawans are known for their longevity. Research suggests 40 to 50 of every 100,000 people in Okinawa live to be 100 years old.

Statistics by prefecture showed the nationwide average of life expectancy for 2020 was 87. ... The COVID-19 death ratio was highest among men in Okinawa Prefecture at 1.23 percent, followed by ...