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Okinawa enjoys a culture that is unique compared to the rest of Japan. Relatively new to the Japanese island chain, the Okinawa islands were annexed in the late 19th century. Some favorites visitor pastimes are watching the native Okinawan sport, karate, listening to Okinawan folk music, and viewing the distinctive Okinawan architecture. The food on Okinawa is also unique and includes such popular foods as bitter melon, pork Gurukun (a type of fish), and fried dough. Because of the American military presence on Okinawa, American cuisine is also widely available. Visiting the Okinawa Japan is a unique experience.