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Hankyu Ferry Yamato Boarding Report
- Time: 18:40 → 07:10 (About 12 hours 30 minutes)
- Route: Fukuoka (Shinmoji Port) → Hyogo (Kobe Rokko Island Port)
- Seat: Standard Western-style Room
- Fare: 7,200 yen
16:30, JR Sumiyoshi Station in Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture.
Today, I will board the Hankyu Ferry “Yamato”.
This is a roughly 12 hour 30 minute ferry trip from Kobe Rokko Island Port to Shinmoji Port.I will now take the shuttle bus (fare 230 yen) from near JR Sumiyoshi Station to the port.
At 16:43, the bus arrived and departed 2 minutes later.
The rear seats of this bus felt unusually cramped; when I sat down, my knees hit the back of the seat in front of me.
When the bus stopped at a traffic light, I stood up quickly — standing was actually more comfortable.17:05, arrived at Kobe Rokko Island Port.
There was a long line in front of the ticket counter.
After lining up for about 5 minutes, I completed the check-in and received my boarding pass.The boarding gate is on the 2nd floor.
I headed up the stairs to the waiting room on the second floor.After a while, an announcement for boarding was made, so I proceeded to the boarding gate.
As I approached the boarding gate, just before the end of the corridor, a staff member was waiting.
They tore the boarding pass.
I handed over my ticket, and the staff carefully returned the stub to me.I then proceeded along the corridor and successfully boarded the ferry.
I headed to the reserved cabin on the 6th floor.I arrived at my reserved cabin.
The room was a shared “Standard Western-style” room.
It was a compact space with bunk beds lined up, and my bed was the lower bunk.Normally, someone would take the upper bunk, but luckily, no one did this time —
so I had the space all to myself.The bedding consisted of a mattress, pillow, and futon.
There was also a small coin locker at the foot of the bed, which locks when you insert a 100 yen coin and returns the coin after use.
It’s small, so it seems perfect for storing valuables like a wallet.After taking a moment to relax, I changed the mood by exploring the ship.
Walking slowly, I headed to the observation deck.18:30, the ferry departed Kobe Rokko Island Port on time.
The 12 hour 30 minute voyage to Shinmoji Port begins.The route crosses the Seto Inland Sea.
Unlike the Sea of Japan side, the waves are calm, and the ship hardly rocks.
It’s truly a relief not to worry about seasickness.From the observation deck, I quietly watched the port gradually fade away.
After enjoying the view, I returned to my cabin briefly,
then prepared to go to the 6th-floor restaurant.18:50, arrived at the restaurant on the 6th floor.
The ferry’s restaurant operates cafeteria-style.
You pick your food on a tray, pay at the checkout, then find a seat.The menu was more abundant than I expected, and everything looked delicious.
First, I washed my hands, then took a tray and moved along the serving line, where small dishes and salad corners caught my eye.
Further along, there were large plates of side dishes.Rice and soup sizes are ordered by speaking to the staff, with a size chart displayed near the start of the line.
After choosing my dishes by intuition, I paid and found a seat.
From the restaurant window, I could see the slowly moving night sea.
However, the bright interior reflected my own image in the window, so I squinted to enjoy the view while eating.After finishing my meal, I headed back to the observation deck.
Around 7:30 PM, the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge appeared from the observation deck.
The illuminated bridge faintly floated in the night sky, creating a magical scene.
The framework was barely visible, with only the silhouette standing out.Before I could fully soak in the moment, the wind grew incredibly strong.
Other visitors’ hair was whipped wildly in every direction, resembling a typhoon broadcast.
While I wanted to say it felt refreshing out at sea, honestly, it was anything but.My hands holding the camera were unstable, buffeted by gusts strong enough to nearly blow me away.
Although I wanted to admire the bridge a bit longer, I felt it was too much and quickly jogged back inside the ship.Around 8:00 PM, I arrived at the large public bath on the 7th floor.
Passing through the noren curtain, I saw both the large bath and private shower rooms lined up.
It was the time when many passengers finished dinner and headed to the baths, so the large bath was somewhat crowded.
This time, I chose a private shower room.The shower room had a changing space and a small window.
Although it was already completely dark outside, the distant city lights could be faintly seen through the window.After finishing the shower, I stopped by the washbasin area in the large bath to dry my hair with a hairdryer.
On the way back, I bought a cola (180 yen) from a vending machine.
Looking forward to a post-bath drink, I stepped out onto the observation deck, but the wind was still fiercely strong and wild.I opened the cola and took a sip but quickly realized I couldn’t handle the wind and hurried back inside.
At 10:00 PM, the lights went out simultaneously in the shared standard Japanese and Western-style rooms.
Only the faint light from the stairs softly illuminated the interior.
Everything else was almost pitch black, and a deep silence spread.It was nearly time to pass under the Seto Ohashi Bridge.
I quietly headed to the observation deck, careful not to make any noise.At 10:40 PM, I headed again to the observation deck to watch the passage under the Seto Ohashi Bridge.
However, a “No Entry” sign was hung on the door.The sign read:
“Closed due to strong winds.”Thinking back to the strong winds near the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, this decision was understandable.
Although it was disappointing for safety reasons, I accepted it.With no choice, I viewed the Seto Ohashi Bridge through a window inside the ship.
The illuminated bridge floated beautifully over the night sea.After watching the bridge pass, I returned to my room and quietly went to sleep.
At 5:30 AM, I woke up.
Still a little sleepy, I just took a shower as a wake-up call.Around 6:00 AM, a ship announcement began:
“Good morning, everyone.”
“The restaurant on the 6th floor is now open.”
“Please feel free to use it.”Hearing this, I headed to the restaurant for breakfast.
While eating breakfast, the outside gradually brightened.
The menu was more modest than dinner, but still featured appetizing dishes perfect for the morning.There was mackerel on the menu, but I chose grilled salmon and a fried egg.
The grilled salmon was especially delicious and very satisfying.After finishing my meal and returning to my room, I realized disembarkation time was approaching.
I hurried to freshen up by washing my face and brushing my teeth.At that time, announcements for disembarkation started, and the atmosphere onboard became a bit hectic.
Many passengers gathered and waited in the central lobby on the 5th floor.The voyage was coming to an end, and soon we would arrive at Shinmoji Port.
Around 7:00 AM, the announcement for arrival at Shinmoji Port was made.
About 10 minutes later, disembarkation began and passengers started to leave the ship.I followed and exited the terminal.
A free shuttle bus bound for Moji and Kokura was waiting outside.
Once everyone boarded, the bus departed toward Moji and Kokura.At 7:50 AM, we arrived at JR Kokura Station.
Since we arrived at this time, by the time I head to Hakata, it would be just after 9 AM.
This was a perfect time as shopping facilities start to open then.It takes about 16 minutes to get to Hakata Station by Shinkansen, or about 1 hour 20 minutes by local rapid train.
Access to the city center is convenient, making this a very practical ferry trip.Including the comfortable time onboard, overall it was a very satisfying journey.
Hankyu Ferry Yamato Ship Information
Hankyu Ferry Yamato Deck Map
Hankyu Ferry Yamato Onboard Introduction
Lobby (5F)
Information Desk & Shop (5F)
Restaurant (6F)
Total cost of the meal I had:
Dinner Total 2,210 yen・Chicken Nanban (550 yen)
・Mentaiko Omelette (550 yen)
・Salad (280 yen)
・Pork Soup (370 yen)
・Rice (200 yen)
・Yamato Pudding (260 yen)CloseBreakfast Total 1,360 yen・Fried Egg (180 yen)
・Grilled Fish / Mackerel (210 yen)
・Salad (470 yen)
・Hijiki (150 yen)
・Miso Soup (150 yen)
・Rice (200 yen)CloseThe total cost was 3,570 yen for breakfast and dinner combined.
For breakfast, there are various set menus, so if you want to keep it affordable, the set meal options are recommended!Hankyu Ferry Breakfast Set Menus730 yen - Japanese set meal (salmon, kelp, seaweed, rice, miso soup, boiled egg, salad)
680 yen - Japanese set meal (mackerel, kelp, seaweed, rice, miso soup, boiled egg, salad)
550 yen - Rice porridge set with miso soup (porridge, miso soup, pickles)
550 yen - Curry set (curry rice, salad)
550 yen - Morning set (toast, boiled egg, salad, coffee)Promenade (6F)
Game Corner (5F)
Kids Room (5F)
Restrooms (5F/6F/7F)
Multipurpose Restroom (5F)
Smoking Room (5F/6F/7F)
Kitchenette (5F/6F/7F)
Vending Machine Corner (5F)
Relax Room (5F)
Karaoke Room (5F)
Observation Room (6F)
Public Bath / Shower Room (7F)
Observation Deck (7F)
Hankyu Ferry Onboard Facility Operating Hours
Onboard Facility Usage Hours (Izumi-Otsu Route)Facility Name Upward Route (Daily)
(Shin-Moji ⇒ Izumi-Otsu)Downward Route (Daily)
(Izumi-Otsu ⇒ Shin-Moji)Information Desk Night Boarding ~ 22:00 Boarding ~ 22:00 Morning 05:00 ~ Until Arrival 05:00 ~ Until Arrival Restaurant Night 17:30 ~ 20:00 17:30 ~ 20:00 Morning 05:00 ~ Until Arrival 05:00 ~ Until Arrival Shop Night Boarding ~ 22:00 Boarding ~ 22:00 Morning 05:00 ~ Until Arrival 05:00 ~ Until Arrival Lights Out 22:00 ※ Standard Japanese/Western/Singles Only 22:00 ※ Standard Japanese/Western/Singles Only Morning Announcements 05:00 05:00 Observation Room Night Boarding ~ 22:00 Boarding ~ 22:00 Morning 05:00 ~ Until Arrival 05:00 ~ Until Arrival Large Bath Night Boarding ~ 22:00 Boarding ~ 22:00 Morning 04:30 ~ Until Before Arrival 04:30 ~ Until Before Arrival Shower Rooms Boarding ~ Until Before Arrival Boarding ~ Until Before Arrival Karaoke Room Boarding ~ Until Lights Out Boarding ~ Until Lights Out Relax Room Boarding ~ Until Arrival Boarding ~ Until Arrival Game Corner Boarding ~ Until Arrival Boarding ~ Until Arrival Kids Room Boarding ~ Until Arrival Boarding ~ Until Arrival Pet Room Night Boarding ~ 22:00 Boarding ~ 22:00 Morning 05:00 ~ Until Before Arrival 05:00 ~ Until Before Arrival Passing of Kurushima Kaikyō Bridge Around 23:00 Around 00:00 Passing of Seto Great Bridge Around 01:00 Around 21:40 Passing of Akashi Kaikyō Bridge Around 04:40 Around 18:35 CloseOnboard Facility Usage Hours (Kobe Route)Facility Name (Sun-Thu)
(Shin-Moji→Kobe)(Fri-Sat)
(Shin-Moji→Kobe)(Sun-Thu)
(Kobe→Shin-Moji)(Fri-Sat)
(Kobe→Shin-Moji)Information Desk Night Boarding~22:00 Boarding~23:00 Boarding~22:00 Boarding~23:00 Morning 06:00~Until Arrival 07:00~Until Arrival 06:00~Until Arrival 07:00~Until Arrival Restaurant Night 18:30~21:00 19:00~21:30 18:30~21:00 19:00~21:30 Morning 06:00~Before Arrival 07:00~Before Arrival 06:00~Before Arrival 07:00~Before Arrival Shop Night Boarding~22:00 Boarding~23:00 Boarding~22:00 Boarding~23:00 Morning 06:00~Until Arrival 07:00~Until Arrival 06:00~Until Arrival 07:00~Until Arrival Lights Out 22:00
※ Standard Japanese/Western/Singles Only23:00
※ Standard Japanese/Western/Singles Only22:00
※ Standard Japanese/Western/Singles Only23:00
※ Standard Japanese/Western/Singles OnlyMorning Announcements 06:00 07:00 06:00 07:00 Observation Room Night Boarding~22:00 Boarding~23:00 Boarding~22:00 Boarding~23:00 Morning 06:00~Until Arrival 07:00~Until Arrival 06:00~Until Arrival 07:00~Until Arrival Large Bath Night Boarding~22:00 Boarding~23:00 Boarding~22:00 Boarding~23:00 Morning 06:00~Before Arrival 06:30~Before Arrival 06:00~Before Arrival 06:30~Before Arrival Shower Rooms Boarding ~ Until Arrival Boarding ~ Until Arrival Boarding ~ Until Arrival Boarding ~ Until Arrival Karaoke Room Boarding ~ Until Lights Out Boarding ~ Until Lights Out Boarding ~ Until Lights Out Boarding~Until Lights Out Relax Room Boarding~Until Arrival Boarding~Until Arrival Boarding~Until Arrival Boarding~Until Arrival Game Corner Boarding~Until Arrival Boarding~Until Arrival Boarding~Until Arrival Boarding~Until Arrival Kids Room Boarding~Until Arrival Boarding~Until Arrival Boarding~Until Arrival Boarding~Until Arrival Pet Room Night Boarding~22:00 Boarding~23:00 Boarding~22:00 Boarding~23:00 Morning 06:00~Until Arrival 07:00~Until Arrival 06:00~Until Arrival 07:00~Until Arrival Passing of Kurushima Kaikyō Bridge Around 00:15 Around 01:25 Around 01:05 Around 02:35 Passing of Seto Great Bridge Around 02:20 Around 03:35 Around 22:45 Around 00:15 Passing of Akashi Kaikyō Bridge Around 05:50 Around 07:10 Around 19:30 Around 21:00 CloseHankyu Ferry Terminals & Access Methods
Osaka Prefecture – Izumiotsu Port
■Ferry Terminal: Hankyu Ferry Izumiotsu Port Terminal
■Address: 1-3 Ozushima-cho, Izumiotsu City, Osaka Prefecture, 595-0074
■Business Hours: 9:00 AM – until the last ferry departsIzumiotsu Port Connection Bus Timetable・The bus from JR Izumi-Fuchu Station (bus stop) is charged (Adults 270 yen, Children 140 yen)
・The bus from Nankai Izumiotsu Station (bus stop) is freeBus Stop Time JR Izumi-Fuchu Station (Bus Stop) 16:05 ↓ ↓ Nankai Izumiotsu Station (Bus Stop) 16:30 ↓ ↓ Izumiotsu Ferry Terminal 16:45 CloseHyogo Prefecture – Kobe Port
■Ferry Terminal: Kobe Rokko Island Port
■Address: 3-2-1 Kōyō-chō Higashi, Higashinada-ku, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, 658-0031
■Business Hours: 9:00 AM – until the last ferry departsKobe Port Connection Bus TimetableThe connection bus is charged if boarding from Hanshin Electric Railway Mikage Station (Adults 230 yen, Children 120 yen)
The bus from Island North Exit Station (bus stop) is freeNew Moji-bound
Ferry Departure Times※ Paid: Adults 230 yen, Children 120 yen Free Hanshin Electric Railway
Mikage StationHankyu Electric Railway
Mikage StationJR Sumiyoshi Station Rokko Liner
Island North Exit StationKobe Ferry Terminal 18:30 Departure
(Sun–Thu)16:28 16:35 16:43 16:58 Ferry
Sunflower Terminal17:05 16:55 17:02 17:10 17:25 17:32 17:23 17:30 17:38 17:53 18:00 20:00 Departure
(Fri–Sat)16:28 16:35 16:43 16:58 17:05 16:55 17:02 17:10 17:25 17:32 17:23 17:30 17:38 17:53 18:00 17:55 18:02 18:10 18:25 18:32 18:25 18:32 18:40 18:55 19:02 18:45 18:52 19:00 19:15 19:22 CloseFukuoka Prefecture – Shinmoji Port
ferry
■Ferry Terminal: Shinmoji Port
■Address (Kobe-bound 1st Terminal): 1-1 Shinmoji Kita, Moji-ku, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, 800-0113
■Address (Izumiotsu-bound 2nd Terminal): 1-1 Shinmoji Kita, Moji-ku, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, 800-0113
■Business Hours: 9:00 AM – until the last ferry departs (Tickets for the 2nd Terminal to Izumiotsu are sold from 3:00 PM until the last ferry departs)Shinmoji Port Bus TimetableThe travel time from JR Kokura Station to the port is approximately 35 minutes.
The travel time from JR Moji Station to the port is approximately 20 minutes.
The shuttle bus is free of charge.Izumiotsu Route (Daily)
JR Kokura Station Shinkansen Exit (North) 16:10 ↓ ↓ JR Moji Station 16:25 ↓ ↓ Shinmoji Terminal 2 16:45 Kobe Route (Sunday~Thursday)
JR Kokura Station Shinkansen Exit (North) 18:40 ↓ ↓ JR Moji Station 18:55 ↓ ↓ Shinmoji Terminal 1 19:15 Kobe Route (Friday/Saturday)
JR Kokura Station Shinkansen Exit (North) 18:40 ↓ ↓ JR Moji Station 18:55 ↓ ↓ Shinmoji Terminal 1 19:15 CloseHankyu Ferry Departure Times
Route Departure Time ■ Shinmoji → Izumiotsu 17:30 → 06:00 (Daily) ■ Izumiotsu → Shinmoji 17:30 → 06:00 (Daily) ★ Shinmoji → Kobe 18:40 → 07:10 (Sun–Thu), 20:00 → 08:30 (Fri–Sat) ★ Kobe → Shinmoji 18:30 → 07:00 (Sun–Thu), 20:00 → 08:30 (Fri–Sat) ■ Izumiotsu Route: Izumi & Hibiki
★ Kobe Route: Settsu & YamatoThe travel time for all routes is approximately 12 hours and 30 minutes.
Different ships operate on different days, so it is recommended to check the official website in advance!
The name of the ship is listed in the date selection field of the web reservation page.▼ Hankyu Ferry Official Website
https://www.han9f.co.jpHankyu Ferry Fares and Prices
Fares and PricesPeriod A Period B Period C Period D Standard Japanese-style Room 7,590 8,910 10,230 — Standard Western-style Room 8,690 10,010 11,330 — Standard Single Room 10,230 11,550 12,870 — Deluxe 4-person Room 10,670 12,430 14,190 — Deluxe Single Room 12,210 13,970 15,730 — Deluxe Japanese-style Room 14,850 16,610 18,370 — Deluxe Western-style Room
(See Notes 1 & 2)14,850 16,610 18,370 — Deluxe Japanese-Western Room 14,850 16,610 18,370 — Suite 20,130 22,330 24,530 — Royal Suite 26,510 28,710 30,910 — CloseHankyu Ferry has four periods: A, B, C, and D, with fares varying depending on the season.
From A to D, the busyness increases, with Period D usually set during peak times like Golden Week or the Obon season.
*Refer to the fare schedule for April 2025.
For the latest fare information, please check the official Hankyu Ferry website.▼Hankyu Ferry Official Website
https://www.han9f.co.jp/fare/Hankyu Ferry How to Make a Reservation
Online Reservation
Access the Hankyu Ferry official website and complete a free membership registration.
You can make a reservation by entering details such as route, departure date, room type, and number of passengers in sequence.
Reservations can be made from 9 a.m. two months prior to the same date.Phone Reservation
For phone reservations, contact the Hankyu Ferry reservation center.
▼Reservation Center Phone Number
0570-01-8989Hankyu Ferry Latest Information and Operation Status
The final decision on Hankyu Ferry operations, including weather-related delays, is usually made around noon on the day of travel, depending on sea and weather conditions.
You can check the operation status and cancellation rates on the Hankyu Ferry official website.
▼Latest Hankyu Ferry operation status
https://www.han9f.co.jp/Hankyu Ferry Onboard Wi-Fi
The free onboard Wi-Fi service is stated to be available in the lobby area.
The SSID is labeled as “HANKYUFERRY” followed by a 16-18 digit number. Choose the one with the best signal and connect.
By the way, Wi-Fi is available for up to 30 minutes per session, with a maximum of 4 sessions per day (2 hours in total).
Note: The usage count resets at midnight.
Hankyu Ferry Bridges Passed During the Voyage
Route Kurushima Kaikyō Bridge Seto Bridge Akashi Kaikyō Bridge ■ Izumiotsu ⇒ Shinmoji (Daily) Around 00:00 Around 21:40 Around 18:35 ■ Shinmoji ⇒ Izumiotsu (Daily) Around 23:00 Around 01:00 Around 04:40 ★ Shinmoji ⇒ Kobe (Sun-Thu) Around 00:15 Around 02:20 Around 05:50 ★ Shinmoji ⇒ Kobe (Fri-Sat) Around 01:25 Around 03:35 Around 07:10 ★ Kobe ⇒ Shinmoji (Sun-Thu) Around 01:05 Around 22:45 Around 19:30 ★ Kobe ⇒ Shinmoji (Fri-Sat) Around 02:35 Around 00:15 Around 21:00 ■ Izumiotsu Route: Izumi & Hibiki
★ Kobe Route: Settsu & Yamato■ Name: Akashi Kaikyō Bridge
■ Opening Date: April 5, 1998
■ Location: Between Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, and Awaji Island
■ Length: 3,911 meters■ Name: Seto Bridge
■ Opening Date: April 10, 1988
■ Location: Between Shikoku and Honshu
■ Length: 12,300 meters■ Name: Kurushima Kaikyō Bridge
■ Opening Date: May 1, 1999
■ Location: Between Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture, and Ōshima
■ Length: 4,105 metersWatching the Seto Bridge and Kurushima Kaikyō Bridge at midnight was amazing since no one was around, making it feel like a private viewing experience!Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Hankyu Ferry Yamato
What is the difference between the Hankyu Ferry 'Settsu' and 'Yamato'?The difference between “Settsu” and “Yamato” lies in their interior designs.
The concept is the same, with both ships offering “a healing journey with a view of the starry sky and sea.”
Settsu is apricot-colored, and Yamato is wine red.It is common for two ships to be built at once when they are launched, and these ships are referred to as sister ships.
The only difference between Hankyu Ferry’s “Settsu” and “Yamato” is the color scheme, while the other facilities and room layouts are identical.CloseWhich rooms are recommended on Hankyu Ferry?The recommended rooms are private rooms. If you’re alone, the Deluxe Single, and if you’re with multiple people, the Deluxe Western-style Room!
There are a total of 11 types of rooms on the “Settsu” and “Yamato” ships.
9 types of private rooms and 2 types of shared rooms.Private Rooms
– Royal
– Suite
– Deluxe Single
– Deluxe Japanese-Western Room
– Deluxe Japanese Room
– Deluxe Western-style Room (4-person)
– Deluxe Western-style Room (With Pet Room)
– Deluxe Western-style Room (Barrier-Free)
– Standard Single (Driver’s Room)Shared Rooms
– Standard Western Room (Ladies available)
– Standard Japanese Room (Barrier-Free available)The rooms inside the ship are almost like hotel rooms, so it feels like you’re traveling while staying at a hotel!
The boarding fees vary depending on the season, so please check the official website for details.▼ Official Hankyu Ferry Website
https://www.han9f.co.jp/fare/CloseIs there a secret method for booking at a discounted price on Hankyu Ferry?It may not be a “secret” per se, but a way to board Hankyu Ferry at a discounted price is by utilizing the “F-Net Member” discount system.
Anyone can easily register for the “F-Net Member” service for free. After registering, you can reserve tickets online and receive a 20% discount compared to purchasing them at the counter!
▼ Hankyu Ferry Official Website – F-Net Member Details Page
https://www.han9f.co.jp/reserve/new.htmlCloseHow can I check seat availability for Hankyu Ferry?Seat availability on Hankyu Ferry can be checked by members only.
After registering as a member, go to the ship reservation page, click the “View Seat Availability” button, and you can see the seat status for the next two months.Membership and annual fees are both free, so online reservations are recommended!
▼ Hankyu Ferry Official Website – F-Net Member Page
https://www.han9f.co.jp/reserve/new.htmlCloseCan I simulate the fare on Hankyu Ferry?You can simulate the fare before booking by using the official website’s fare simulation tool.
The boarding fees vary depending on the season, so please check Hankyu Ferry’s fare simulation page for details.▼ Hankyu Ferry Official Website
https://h9web.han9f.co.jp/yoyaku/simulation.phpCloseWhat happens to Hankyu Ferry reservations during a typhoon or cancellation fees?Cancellations (including on the day of departure) will incur a separate cancellation fee.
Changes are free for the first change within the valid period (7 days including the day of departure), but after the second change, the cancellation will be treated as a new reservation, and a fee will apply.
Refund Conditions
(from the specified departure date)Refund Fee Vehicle Other than Standard Japanese Room Standard Japanese Room Up to 7 days before 200 yen 200 yen 200 yen Up to 2 days before 10% 10% 200 yen Before Departure 30% 30% 200 yen After Departure Invalid Invalid Invalid CloseDoes Hankyu Ferry offer affordable tours?Yes, it does.
The Hankyu Ferry Group “Venus Travel Co., Ltd.” offers tour packages. These include individual travel plans and group packages, with the most popular being the “Universal Studios Japan Trip.”
The tour includes round-trip ferry tickets and shuttle buses from both Kobe Port and Izumi-Otsu Port for convenient access.
Other popular tours include trips to Shirahama Onsen with your own car, along with seasonal tours.
It’s perfect for those who want to enjoy a ferry trip at an affordable price!▼ Venus Travel – Hankyu Ferry Tour Details
https://www.venus-t.jp/select_company/hqf_plan.php?code=2Close* The information posted is based on the publication date: 2025年5月16日.
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