ShabuMasa

OkuMasa外観

A Quiet Mountain Hideaway

A quiet settlement tucked into the hills of Motobu.
Traditional homes and the scent of nearby fields still shape the character of this quiet area.

Breezes from the foothills of Mount Yae carry the scent of trees and the sound of birds.
At night, the sound of insects fills the air and the sky opens to a generous field of stars. Fireflies also appear in season.

It is a landscape possible because this place remains far from the brightness of the city.
We especially welcome guests who enjoy receiving this natural setting just as it is.

Private Use Available for Small Groups, up to 16 Guests

We are within easy reach of Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, Ocean Expo Park, and JUNGLIA OKINAWA—an easy place to finish a day exploring northern Okinawa. Our style is relaxed, and families with young children are welcome.

For guests who want to enjoy Yanbaru island vegetables and Agu pork shabu-shabu at an unhurried pace.
There is a way of experiencing island ingredients here that belongs to this place.

We can discuss private use, including wedding after-parties and family gatherings. Please contact us well in advance.

Island Ingredient Specialists

At ShabuMasa, fresh Yanbaru island vegetables are central to the meal, enjoyed together with carefully selected Ryukyu heritage Agu pork.

Our foundation is the food grown with care by people on this island and the culture around it. We try to receive not only the ingredients themselves, but also the thought and work behind them, and reflect that honestly in the cooking.

Rather than importing luxury from elsewhere, we pursue the natural, straightforward flavors that can be tasted here in Okinawa—food with a quiet depth that stays with you.

A Note for Today

About our island ingredients

Curious about the vegetables and Okinawan ingredients in your meal?

Explore the Island Ingredients Archive →

First time at ShabuMasa?

New to shabu-shabu? Start here.

Shabu-shabu is a shared Japanese hotpot. At ShabuMasa, you cook thinly sliced Agu pork and seasonal Yanbaru vegetables at your table, then enjoy them with our house sauces. You do not need to know the customs before visiting—we explain the meal clearly.