If you’re heading to Okinawa’s new theme park “Janglia”, preparing what to bring is very important.
Since there are many outdoor attractions and sudden squalls or strong sunlight, be sure to prepare thoroughly.
- Basic Essential Items
- Traffic & In-Car Essentials
- Heat & Heatstroke Prevention
- UV & Sunburn Protection
- Rain & Water Protection
- Items for Families with Kids
- Clothing
- Convenient Extras
- Summary
Basic Essential Items
Smartphone
It’s essential for displaying tickets, reserving attraction spots, and checking park maps. Be sure to fully charge it in advance.
App
Waiting times and attraction reservations are managed through the official app. Install it and log in before your visit. Also, make sure it’s updated to the latest version before entering the park.
QR Code
In areas with poor reception, loading times may be slow. Taking a screenshot or printing it out can give you peace of mind.
Water Bottle or PET Bottle
Okinawa is especially hot in the summer, and hydration is crucial. Bringing cold drinks will make waiting in line much more comfortable. Sometimes vending machines sell out, so it’s best to bring your own. Freezing drinks is also a good idea.
Ziploc Bags
Very useful for sudden squalls. Bring a few to protect your smartphone and wallet from water.
Traffic & In-Car Essentials
Motion Sickness Medicine
Since the route passes through many mountain roads, having motion sickness medicine will make your trip more comfortable, especially for kids or adults traveling by bus or ferry.
Smartphone Holder
Incredibly useful while driving—essential for safe navigation.
Sunshade
A must to prevent your car’s interior from overheating while parked, especially during Okinawa’s summer.
In-Car Wi-Fi
Very convenient for watching videos or searching for information during traffic jams. Great for kids, tablets, and gaming devices too.
Seat Cushion
Helps reduce back strain during long drives.
Portable Toilet
Provides peace of mind in case of emergencies during traffic jams.
DVDs
Useful to keep kids entertained in the car.
Heat & Heatstroke Prevention
Handheld Fan
A must-have for cooling down while waiting in line or moving between areas.
Ice Packs
Cooling your neck or head is effective for heatstroke prevention. Bring them with a cooler bag for best use.
Cooling Clothing (Air-Conditioned Jacket)
Perfect for long waits outdoors under the scorching sun.
Hat
Essential for sun protection and keeping cool.
Parasol
Not just for women—more men are using them nowadays too.
Cooler Box
Useful for managing drinks and neck coolers.
Insulated Bag
More convenient for carrying than a cooler box.
Salt Tablets
A must in Okinawa where you sweat heavily. Effective against heatstroke.
Drinks
Since vending machines can sell out, be sure to bring your own.
Cooling Wipes
Refresh yourself while cooling down.
Cooling Spray
Spray it on your skin to lower your perceived temperature. Works great with a handheld fan.
UV & Sunburn Protection
Parasol
For protection from strong sunlight.
Sunscreen
Recreation-use sunscreen brands like Allie and Anessa are popular. Choose waterproof types and apply frequently.
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from UV rays.
Parka
Useful for UV protection and also against chilly air conditioning.
Face Cover (Yakeenu)
Physical barriers work best for UV protection.
Arm Covers
Helps shield your arms from strong sunlight.
Rain & Water Protection
Raincoat / Poncho
Great for sudden squalls and allows free use of your hands on rides.
Towels
For sweat or rain—always handy.
Change of Clothes (including underwear, socks, and shoes)
For when you get soaked in the rain or on water attractions.
Sandals / Water Shoes
Dry quickly and are easy to walk in.
Ziploc or Zip Bags
For storing smartphones, wallets, or other items you don’t want to get wet.
Waterproof Bag
Recommended for keeping valuables safe from water.
Rain Bag Cover
Protects your bag from sudden rain.
Waterproof Phone Case
Keeps your smartphone dry even in heavy rain.
Plastic Bags
For wet clothes or garbage.
Items for Families with Kids
Stroller (with Rain Cover)
Convenient for naps and carrying luggage, and protects against sudden rain.
Baby Carrier
Helpful in crowded areas or places with stairs.
Snacks
Outside food isn’t allowed, but small toddler snacks are usually okay.
Picture Books or Toys
Keeps kids entertained during long waits.
Clothing
Quick-Drying Clothes (Amphibious Wear)
Recommended for splash events—dries quickly after getting wet.
Comfortable Walking Shoes (Sneakers)
Best for the slopes and steps throughout the park.
Long Pants (for rides)
Recommended for buggy-type attractions.
Shorts (for hot weather)
Helps keep you cooler on hot days.
Convenient Extras
Portable Charger
Essential for preventing battery drain from photo-taking and app use.
Folding Chair
Allows you to rest comfortably during long queues.
Insect Repellent Spray
Helps protect against mosquitoes in natural areas.
Cash & Coins
Useful for vending machines and coin lockers. A vinyl wallet might come in handy.
Wet Wipes
Always convenient for quick clean-ups.
Garbage Bags
Useful for trash or storing wet items.
Premium Pass
Helps you enjoy the park efficiently and comfortably.
Summary
Janglia is a theme park located in nature, so weather and environmental changes are significant. If you focus on heat protection, rain protection, and water protection, you’ll be able to enjoy it comfortably. Changing clothes, a raincoat, and a waterproof bag are must-haves! Be well-prepared and enjoy Janglia to the fullest.
