New Arrivals|Cuban Cigars In Stock
Cuban cigars have arrived. Worldwide supply is currently very limited, with only a few of some blends in stock. We've also brought in cigars from the distinguished Arturo Fuente.
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Cigar Cafe & Bar — Naha, Okinawa
A cigar hideaway for quiet nights, inspired by Finca Vigía — the Cuban estate once loved by Ernest Hemingway.
Reservations & InquiriesThe story of Finca Vigía, the Cuban estate Hemingway loved
›Curated cigars, rum & cocktails, and food
›A look inside our softly lit interior
›Business hours and the latest updates
›Stories on our mojito, our history, and more
›Omoromachi, Naha — hours & reservations
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On a green hillside just outside Havana, Cuba, stands the estate "Finca Vigía." Author Ernest Hemingway spent over twenty years here, writing many of his masterpieces, including The Old Man and the Sea.
The tropical air of Havana, the smoke of cigars, the scent of rum — we've recreated that atmosphere here in Okinawa.
Soft lighting and beautiful music drifting unhurried through the air. In a place where the memories of two islands — the Caribbean and Okinawa — overlap, enjoy carefully selected premium cigars and fine spirits.
Cuban cigars have arrived. Worldwide supply is currently very limited, with only a few of some blends in stock. We've also brought in cigars from the distinguished Arturo Fuente.
Read MoreAfter operating on Kokusai-dori, we reopened in November 2020 in Omoromachi, Naha as FINCA LA VIGIA OKINAWA.
Read More (JP)We are now accepting reservations by phone or inquiry form.
Read MoreWe visited Tsunuki and Kanosuke distilleries to select the original bottle for Okinawa Whisky & Spirits Fest 2026. A look back at the distillery tours, tastings, and a cigar pop-up in Fukuoka.
Continue ReadingLa Bodeguita del Medio, the legendary Havana bar loved by Hemingway. Discover the recipe and story behind our own Mojito.
Continue ReadingNot actually a dish from Cuba's homeland cuisine, but rooted in immigrant working-class food. Our memories of eating our way through Cuba, and the thought behind our own sandwich.
Continue ReadingFinca Vigía, the Cuban estate once loved by Hemingway. The meaning behind our shop's name.
Continue ReadingFrom our opening on Kokusai-dori to our reopening in Omoromachi — the story of our journey.
Continue ReadingAOf course. We warmly welcome first-time smokers.
Our staff will walk you through how to hold, cut, and enjoy a cigar.
AOf course. We have counter seating and welcome solo guests.
Even if it's your first time with cigars, our staff will happily guide you — feel free to drop in on your own.
AYes, absolutely.
Whether you're on your own or with a group, anyone 20 or older is welcome.
* For larger groups, a heads-up in advance would help us prepare.
AYes.
We're a government-licensed smoking-purpose establishment, so cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and pipes are also welcome.
AYes.
However, due to limited availability of Cuban cigars, we're currently unable to offer those for takeaway.
Cigars from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua are available to take home — please feel free to ask.
Box or bundle purchases may be available for some items, though they may take some time to prepare. Please inquire.
AWe're sorry, but that isn't possible.
By law, anyone under 20 is prohibited from entering a smoking-purpose establishment.
Once they turn 20, we'd love to welcome them — please do visit us then.
We also welcome inquiries about private bookings and events. Please feel free to contact us by phone or email.
We also accept inquiries via Instagram DM.