Onoyama Park is best known for being the main stage for the NAHA Marathon held every December with 20,000 participants. The park is fully equipped with a multipurpose playground, athletic field, and other facilities. With a marathon course and playground equipment, the park is designed to be enjoyed by people of all ages. Kita Meiji Bridge, which is a pedestrian path, connects the park directly to Tsubogawa Station for easy access. Every February, a professional baseball team sets up their training camp at the park and there are multitudes of events held throughout the year.

Okinawa Cellular Stadium Naha is the only baseball stadium in the prefecture capable of hosting official, professional baseball night games. With the largest seating capacity in the prefecture, the stadium frequently hosts live events, concerts, and festivals. Stop by the baseball museum at the stadium.

The only beach in Naha City that you can enjoy snorkeling, scuba diving, other marine activities, and BBQ. Shower and bathroom facilities are available. Live outdoor events as well as other events, are held periodically. The beach alongside Wakasa Seaside Park and the multi-purpose areas nearby provide a fun hot spot worth checking out.

The Manko Waterbird and Wetland Center opened in 2003 as a place to introduce water birds and wetlands to people. With permanent exhibits, an observatory, and a mangrove tree-path, the facility is a location for people to become familiar with nature and think about environmental conservation. The are also events held to observe seasonal water birds and migrating birds.