Review of Ferry Chikushi | Kyushu Yusen | Japan’s Overnight Ferry Experience | Fukuoka – Tsushima
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Review of Ferry Chikushi | Kyushu Yusen | Japan’s Overnight Ferry Experience | Fukuoka – Tsushima

Ferry Chikushi (フェリーちくし) is operated by Kyushu Yusen (九州郵船) and connects Hakata Port,Fukuoka (福岡 博多港) to Ashibe Port, Iki island (壱岐 芦辺港) and Izuhara Port, Tsushima (対馬 厳原).

The Ferry Chikushi, which launched on the Hakata-Tsushima route on April 1, 1994, will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2024.

This ship is popular with anglers, so fishing enthusiasts should definitely check it out!

This time, we boarded the Ferry Chikushi and took a 4 hour 55 minute voyage from Hakata Port in Fukuoka Prefecture to Izuhara Port in Tsushima.

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This article covers basic travel knowledge, how to plan your trip, and how to start your journey.

By reading this article, you’ll gain a detailed understanding of “Ferry Chikushi” and tips to enhance your travel experience.

If you are interested in sea travel or want to know how to enjoy traveling by ferry, please refer to this guide.

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Ferry Chikushi Travel Costs

From Hakata Station, West Japan City Bank Front FHakata Wharf (Bus)260 yen
Passenger Fare (Cheapest Room “2nd Class”)■ Iki Island 2,740 yen
★ Tsushima 5,070 yen
Food Purchase from Vending Machines500 yen
Total■ 3,500 yen ★ 5,830 yen

For “Ferry Chikushi,” you will need 3,500 yen to Iki Island and 5,830 yen to Tsushima, so be sure to bring extra money for other expenses.

Daily Schedule for a Ferry Chikushi Trip

Fukuoka Hakata Port (00:05) → Tsushima Kunehara Port (04:45) toggle icon

08:30 Hakata Station
08:50 West Japan City Bank Front F (Bus Stop)
Hakata Wharf (Bus Stop) – 260 yen
09:07 Hakata Wharf 2nd Terminal
09:10 Purchase Boarding Ticket
10:00 Departure from Hakata Port
02:15 Arrival at Iki Island Ashibe Port
04:45 Arrival at Tsushima Kunehara Port
04:50 First Disembarkation
※ Passengers can stay on the ship until 07:00 if desired
06:30 Breakfast with Cup Noodles
07:00 Second Disembarkation

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Tsushima, Kunehara Port (08:50) → Fukuoka, Hakata Port (13:25) toggle icon

08:00 Kunehara Port Terminal Building
08:10 Purchase ticket
08:50 Departure from Kunehara Port
11:05 Arrival at Iki Island Ashibe Port
13:25 Arrival at Fukuoka Hakata Port
13:45 Hakata Futo (Bus Stop)
Hakata Station A (Bus Stop) ¥260
14:06 Hakata Station

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Kyushu Yusen Ferry Terminal & Access Methods

Illuminated Hakata Futo Second Terminal
Illuminated Hakata Futo Second Terminal
photo by mitemil
Fukuoka Prefecture

Ferry Terminal – Hakata Futo Second Terminal
Bus – Hakata Futo (Bus Stop) about 1 minute walk

Hakata Station Nishinippon City Bank Front F (Bus Stop) to Hakata Futo (Bus Stop) takes about 15 minutes by bus (¥240)

Important Notes for Taking the Bus

Both the 88 and 99 lines go to Hakata Port, but for the Kyushu Yusen ferry, please take the 99 line.
The 88 line goes to Hakata Port International Terminal, so be careful!

Ashibe Port on Iki Island
Ashibe Port on Iki Island
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Iki Island

Ferry Terminal – Ashibe Port Terminal Building
Bus – Ashibe Port (Bus Stop) about 1 minute walk

Ferry Terminal – Gono Port Terminal
Bus – Gono Port (Bus Stop) about 1 minute walk

Iki Kotsu Bus Timetable

https://iki-kotsu.com/regular-route-bus/

Kunehara Port on Tsushima
Kunehara Port on Tsushima
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Tsushima

Ferry Terminal – Kunehara Port New Domestic Terminal Building
Bus – Kunehara Domestic Terminal (Bus Stop) about 1 minute walk

Tsushima Kotsu Bus Timetable

http://tsushima-traffic.com/bus/11

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Departure Times & Duration

Kyushu Yusen timetable posted above the reception at Hakata Futo
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Duration

Hakata ⇔ Iki: Approximately 2 hours 20 minutes
Hakata ⇔ Kunehara: Approximately 4 hours 40 minutes

From Hakata Port to Kunehara Port

Departure Hakata Port 00:05 10:00 20:35
Arrival Iki 02:15 (Ashibe Port) 12:20 (Gono Port) 22:55 (Gono Port)
Departure Iki 02:25 (Ashibe Port) 12:35 (Gono Port)
Arrival Kunehara Port 04:45 14:45

From Kunehara Port to Hakata Port

Departure Kunehara Port 08:50 15:25
Arrival Iki 11:05 (Ashibe Port) 17:30 (Gono Port)
Departure Iki 07:00 (Gono Port) 11:15 (Ashibe Port) 17:45 (Gono Port)
Arrival Hakata Port 09:25 13:25 20:10

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Basic departure and arrival times are as above, but extra services may be added during busy periods.

The number of services may vary depending on the season, so please check the official site before boarding.

▼ Kyushu Yusen Official Site

https://www.kyu-you.co.jp/route/#timetable

Ferry Chikushi Night Service Lets You Sleep Until 7 AM on Tsushima!

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi, crew interacting with a passenger

When boarding the night ferry, the crew asked, “When we arrive at Kunehara Port on Tsushima, you can stay on board until 7 AM. How would you like to proceed?” I answered “Yes!”

Kunehara Port has a bus stop called “Kunehara Domestic Terminal,” with the first bus departing at 07:03.

Since the night ferry arrives at 04:45 at Kunehara Port, you have about 2 hours and 15 minutes, which is a considerate service.

There are two disembarkation times at Kunehara Port, so after the first disembarkation, the bridge is detached.

If you are staying on board until early morning, you cannot leave the ship until the second disembarkation.

No Sleeping Option on Temporary Ferries

During dry dock periods or peak seasons such as Golden Week, temporary ferries do not offer the option to sleep on board until morning.

This service is available on regular ferries during non-peak periods, so please be aware!

Ferry Chikushi Room Types & Boarding Fees, Costs, and Prices

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Boarding Ticket
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Note: Prices in parentheses are adjustment fees.

Hakata ⇔ Iki

1st Class ¥4,000 (¥440)
2nd Class Reserved Seat ¥3,480 (¥440)
2nd Class ¥2,960 (¥440)

Hakata ⇔ Kaneda

1st Class ¥7,580 (¥840)
2nd Class Reserved Seat ¥6,530 (¥840)
2nd Class ¥5,490 (¥840)

Iki ⇔ Kaneda

1st Class ¥3,890 (¥400)
2nd Class Reserved Seat ¥3,360 (¥400)
2nd Class ¥2,840 (¥400)

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Boarding fees vary by season, so please check the official website for current rates before boarding.

▼ Kyushu Yusen Official Website (Price List)

https://www.kyu-you.co.jp/price/

Differences Between 1st Class and 2nd Class on Ferry Chikushi

1st Class rooms are private, while 2nd Class rooms are shared.

I reserved a 1st Class room for this trip, but according to the booklet inside the room, it mentioned that “if there are many passengers, you might end up sharing a room.”

Indeed, despite being a private room, there were 4 sets of pillows and blankets inside the room (laughs).

If you’re going to end up sharing a room, you might question the point of paying extra for a private room! However, since the maximum capacity for a 1st Class room is 4 people, even if it becomes a shared room, you’ll be among fewer people compared to other rooms, making it a good option for those who dislike crowds.

Although there is a possibility of sharing, the late-night ferry I took had very few people, so I was able to use the private room exclusively!

Free Wi-Fi Available Onboard Ferry Chikushi

Free Wi-Fi usage guide onboard Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi

There is free Wi-Fi available on the ship.

The connection guide was issued in December 2016, and even included a guide for the PS Vita, which was popular at the time (laughs).

After trying to connect, I found that the connection was somewhat unstable.

However, once connected, it was relatively stable at times, so browsing the web was possible without major issues!

When to Load Vehicles onto Ferry Chikushi?

If you arrive right before departure, you might not be able to load vehicles even if you have a reservation.

If you wish to load a vehicle, you need to complete the boarding procedure by 1 hour and 30 minutes before departure, so make sure to arrive at the port with plenty of time to spare.

Latest Information & Operational Status of Ferry Chikushi

For the latest operational status and cancellation rates of the Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi, check the official website managed by Oki Kisen, or visit “Kyushu Transportation Info“.

▼ Check ferry operational status on “Kyushu Transportation Info”

http://www.norimono-info.com/frame_set.php?disp=group&type=ship

▼ Kyushu Yusen Official Latest Information List

https://www.kyu-you.co.jp/whatsnew/

Introduction to Ferry Chikushi

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi docked at Kaneda Port
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi docked at Kaneda Port
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Ferry Chikushi

Ship Name – Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi
In Service Since – April 1, 1994
Length – 97.37 meters
Gross Tonnage – 1,926 tons
Speed – 19 knots (35.18 km/h)
Passenger Capacity – 674
Vehicle Capacity – Approximately 80 vehicles

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi onboard main entrance
tourist information passage
sightseeing boards
miniature explanations of ship parts and rope knots
international signal flags
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi onboard main entrance
photo by mitemil
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi onboard main entrance
tourist information passage
sightseeing boards
miniature explanations of ship parts and rope knots
international signal flags
Main Entrance (2F)

The entrance is on the 2nd floor.
Passengers in 2nd Class should use the stairs from the entrance to go to the lower deck (B Deck).

There is a passage behind the stairs leading to the Sky Lounge.
The passage features information boards about Iki and Tsushima, framed miniatures explaining various rope shapes and ship equipment, panels of international signal flags, and materials related to Ferry Chikushi.

Ferry Chikushi Cabin Types & Boarding Fees

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Boarding Ticket
Fare List toggle icon

※The prices in parentheses are adjustment fees.

Hakata ⇔ Iki

First Class ¥4,000 (¥440)
Second Class Reserved Seat ¥3,480 (¥440)
Second Class ¥2,960 (¥440)

Hakata ⇔ Wakkanai

First Class ¥7,580 (¥840)
Second Class Reserved Seat ¥6,530 (¥840)
Second Class ¥5,490 (¥840)

Iki ⇔ Wakkanai

First Class ¥3,890 (¥400)
Second Class Reserved Seat ¥3,360 (¥400)
Second Class ¥2,840 (¥400)

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Fares may vary depending on the season, so please check the official website before boarding.

▼ Kyushu Yusen Official Site (Fare Table)

https://www.kyu-you.co.jp/price/

Difference Between First Class and Second Class on Ferry Chikushi

First Class cabins are private rooms, while Second Class cabins are shared rooms.

I booked a First Class cabin this time, and according to the brochure inside the room, it mentioned that “if there are many passengers, you may end up in a shared room.”

Although it was supposed to be a private room, there were 4 sets of pillows and blankets inside (laughs).

If you’re going to end up in a shared room anyway, is it worth paying extra for a private room?! However, since the maximum capacity of a First Class room is 4 people, even if you end up in a shared room, you will be in a smaller group compared to other rooms, making it a good option for those who are not comfortable with crowds!

There is a possibility of ending up in a shared room, but the midnight ferry I boarded had few passengers, so I was able to use the private room like a chartered one!

Free Wi-Fi on Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi

Paper showing how to use the free Wi-Fi on Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi

There is free Wi-Fi on board.

The connection guide was issued in December 2016, and it even included Wi-Fi connection instructions for the then-popular PS Vita game console (laughs).

After actually connecting and checking the signal, the connection was somewhat unstable.

However, when it did connect, it was somewhat stable, so browsing the web was no problem!

When to Load Vehicles onto Ferry Chikushi?

If you arrive just before departure, you might not be able to load vehicles even if you have a reservation.

For those who wish to load vehicles, you need to complete the boarding procedures by 1 hour and 30 minutes before departure, so make sure to arrive at the port with plenty of time to spare.

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Latest Information & Operation Status

The operation status and cancellation rate of Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi can be checked on the [official site](https://www.kyu-you.co.jp/whatsnew/) operated by Oki Kisen, or on [Kyushu Norimono Info.com](http://www.norimono-info.com/frame_set.php?disp=group&type=ship).

▼ Kyushu Yusen Ferry Operation Status on “Kyushu Norimono Info.com”

http://www.norimono-info.com/frame_set.php?disp=group&type=ship

▼ Kyushu Yusen Official New Information List

https://www.kyu-you.co.jp/whatsnew/

Ferry Chikushi Interior Introduction

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Docked at Wakkanai Port
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Docked at Wakkanai Port
photo by mitemil
Ferry Chikushi

Ship Name – Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi
In Service Since – April 1, 1994
Length – 97.37 meters
Gross Tonnage – 1,926 tons
Cruising Speed – 19 knots (35.18 km/h)
Passenger Capacity – 674 passengers
Cargo Capacity – Approximately 80 vehicles

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Main Entrance
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Tourist Information Passage
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Tourist Information Boards for Iki and Tsushima
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Miniature Showing Ship Parts and Knotting Techniques
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Framed International Signal Flags Illustration
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Main Entrance
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Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Main Entrance
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Tourist Information Passage
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Tourist Information Boards for Iki and Tsushima
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Miniature Showing Ship Parts and Knotting Techniques
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Framed International Signal Flags Illustration
Main Entrance (2F)

The entrance is on the 2nd floor.
Second Class passengers will use the stairs at the entrance to go to the lower deck (B Deck).

There is a passage behind the stairs leading to the Sky Lounge.
The passage features information boards for Iki and Tsushima, various knotting techniques and ship parts displayed in miniatures, international signal flag panels, and materials related to the Ferry Chikushi.

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Information Desk
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Information Desk
photo by mitemil
Information Desk (2F)

The information desk is located on the 2nd floor main entrance.
If the desk staff is not present during late-night trips, you can use the phone at the counter to call them.
Please consult if you have any problems.

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Vending Machines
Vending Machine Selling Snacks
Vending Machine Selling Cup Noodles
Map Showing Hot Water Heater Locations
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Hot Water Heater
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Vending Machines
photo by mitemil
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Vending Machines
Vending Machine Selling Snacks
Vending Machine Selling Cup Noodles
Map Showing Hot Water Heater Locations
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Hot Water Heater
Vending Machines (2F)

The vending machines sell not only drinks but also cup noodles and snacks.

Cup noodles are ¥250 each, with flavors including Soy Sauce, Seafood, Tonkotsu, Tantanmen, Soba, and Udon, totaling six types.
Snacks range from ¥60 to ¥250.
Hot water for cup noodles can be obtained from the two hot water stations on the 1st floor.

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Passenger Bench Seats
Bench Seats with Ashtrays and Bench Seat Surfaces
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Side Deck
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Passenger Bench Seats
photo by mitemil
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Passenger Bench Seats
Bench Seats with Ashtrays and Bench Seat Surfaces
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Side Deck
Passenger Bench Seats (1F/2F)

There are passenger bench seats on the 1st and 2nd floor outdoor decks.
Passengers on the morning ferry can enjoy the vast ocean!

Ashtrays are installed on the pillars of the bench seats.
Since they are placed a little away from the benches, smoking while sitting may not be possible.

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Outdoor Deck Fishing Tackle Box
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Outdoor Deck Fishing Tackle Box
photo by mitemil
Fishing Tackle Box (2F)

Many passengers heading to Iki or Tsushima seem to go fishing, so there is a fishing tackle storage area on the outdoor deck.

~Fishing Points Around Iki and Tsushima~
Horse Mackerel: Mid-April to November, peak season June to October
Kisu: Late July to August
Rockfish: Year-round
Squid: May to June, October
Blackhead Sea Bream: December to February

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Game Corner
Isolated Game Corner Door on the Ferry's Outdoor Deck
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Game Corner
photo by mitemil
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Game Corner
Isolated Game Corner Door on the Ferry's Outdoor Deck
Game Corner (6F)

The game corner features retro arcade games like Tetris and slot machines.

Arcade games cost ¥100 per play.
Slot machines are located at the entrance in front of the 1st-floor second-class rooms.
It’s nice to have a little play area on the otherwise boring ship.

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Toilet
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Toilet
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Toilets (1F/2F)

There are 3 toilets on the 1st floor and 1 on the 2nd floor.
One of the toilets on the 1st floor is located outdoors.

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Sky Lounge
Stairs Leading to Sky Lounge
Sky Lounge Outdoor Deck
Cup Noodles on a Table in the Sky Lounge
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Sky Lounge
photo by mitemil
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Sky Lounge
Stairs Leading to Sky Lounge
Sky Lounge Outdoor Deck
Cup Noodles on a Table in the Sky Lounge
Sky Lounge (2F)

The Sky Lounge is accessible from the 2nd floor entrance.
A sign saying “Sky Lounge – Not for non-first-class passengers. Ferry Chikushi Captain” was posted.
There were signs on the door and stairs of the Sky Lounge, and it felt like the captain’s madness (laughs).

The Sky Lounge is a room covered with large windows all around and also has a TV.
Smoking is allowed on the Sky Lounge deck, which is equipped with ashtrays.

Ferry Chikushi Room Types

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior First-Class Room
Bedding in First-Class Room
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior First-Class Room
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Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior First-Class Room
Bedding in First-Class Room
First-Class Room (2F)

There are 8 First-Class rooms, labeled A to H, named after famous spots around Tsushima and Iki Islands.

Room Name List

Shiratake / Asō Bay / Manseki / Jagatani / Sakiyobana / Tsutsukihama / Ishiyane / Saruiwa

The pillow has a cushion-type outer layer and a core made of straw-like material. The blanket is fire-resistant and freshly laundered, so it smells good!

The First-Class rooms are private with options for 4-person and 8-person rooms.
While the rooms are private, they cannot be chartered, which is a downside.

For a 4-person room, a minimum of 4 sets of bedding and pillows are provided, so other passengers might use the room as well.
If you’re lucky, you might end up with a private room.

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Reserved Second-Class Room
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Reserved Second-Class Room
photo by mitemil
Reserved Second-Class Room (2F)

The Reserved Second-Class rooms are labeled A to D.
They are like larger versions of the First-Class rooms with slightly more space.

Pillows and blankets are provided.

Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Second-Class Room
Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi Interior Second-Class Room
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Second-Class Room (1F)

The 1st floor is mostly occupied by the “Second-Class” rooms.
There are no blankets, but pillows are available on the wall-side shelves.

This is the cheapest shared room type and the most popular.

The First-Class cabins are equipped with one power outlet, an air purifier, hangers, shared slippers, a full-length mirror, disposable Japanese paper pillow covers, translucent sanitary bags, and a television.

Q&A About Ferry Chikushi

Can I make internet reservations for Kyushu Yusen Ferries? toggle icon

Internet reservations are available only for the Jetfoil. Membership registration is required to use this service.

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How do I make a reservation for Kyushu Yusen Ferries? toggle icon

Reservations by phone are accepted from 1 month before departure to the day before only for Second-Class reserved seats, First-Class, vehicles, and groups of 15 or more.
※First-Class and Second-Class non-reserved seats are only available on a first-come, first-served basis on the day of departure. (Each port’s ticket counter opens 1 hour before departure)

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Are there any discount programs for Kyushu Yusen Ferries? toggle icon

There are no special discounts for phone or internet reservations.

Kyushu Yusen’s discount programs are limited to high-speed boats.

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Until when can I make a reservation for Kyushu Yusen Ferries? toggle icon

If you arrive just before departure, you might not be able to board even with a reservation.

For those wishing to load vehicles, boarding procedures must be completed by 1 hour and 30 minutes before departure, so be sure to arrive at the port with plenty of time.

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How far in advance can I make a reservation for Kyushu Yusen Ferries? toggle icon

Reservations by phone are accepted from 1 month before departure until the day before. When making a reservation, please check the vehicle length on your vehicle inspection certificate in advance.
Reservations for special luggage (motorcycles, bicycles, etc.) are not available.
※When reserving a vehicle, you can also book tickets for accompanying passengers regardless of the boarding class.

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Can I bring pets on Kyushu Yusen Ferries? toggle icon

Small dogs and cats can be brought into the cabin if they are in a cage or bag with a closed lid.
Large dogs can only be accommodated on the ferry’s deck.

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Advantages, Disadvantages, and Reviews of Ferry Chikushi

What I liked about the trip:

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There is a bus from Hakata Station to Hakata Port, making access to the boarding point easy
There are midnight ferries, which are convenient for fishermen aiming to catch the early morning bite
There is a fishing tackle storage area on the outdoor deck
There are hot water dispensers and cup noodle vending machines on board, so you can get a meal
The view from the Sky Lounge, which is accessible only to First-Class passengers, was great

Things that were a bit inconvenient:

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The cup noodle vending machine is on the 2nd floor, but the hot water dispensers are only on the 1st floor, so it was a hassle to get hot water
On rough days, the ship can sway so much that standing becomes difficult
Even though First-Class rooms are private, if there are many passengers, you might end up sharing the room, which makes it no different from a shared room and more expensive
Once after arriving at Tsushima, the ship’s lights were turned off, so all equipment, including the air purifier (which passengers are not allowed to touch), stopped working

Summary of Ferry Chikushi Boarding Experience

I recently took a trip on the Kyushu Yusen “Ferry Chikushi”.
Here’s a brief summary of the article!

Summary
There is a bus from Hakata Station to Hakata Port, making access to the boarding point easy
There are midnight ferries, which are convenient for fishermen aiming to catch the early morning bite
There are hot water dispensers and cup noodle vending machines on board, so you can get a meal
First-Class rooms are private, but if there are many passengers, you might end up sharing the room, making it no different from a shared room and more expensive
There is onboard Wi-Fi
The best service is that you can stay on the ship until 7 am even after the disembarkation time!
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For those boarding the “Ferry Chikushi” from now on, have a safe trip and enjoy your journey \(^O^)/
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