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- Ticket Introduction -

The KARIYUSHI 3-Day Island Hopping Ferry Pass allows you to travel between Ishigaki Island and Taketomi Island, Kohama Island, Kuroshima Island, Hatoma Island, and Iriomote Island. It is very convenient, with ferries to the nearest island, Taketomi, taking only 10-15 minutes and departing every 30 minutes. It takes about 30 minutes to reach Kohama Island or Kuroshima Island. The journey to the two ports on Iriomote Island (Uehara Port and Ohara Port) and Hatoma Island takes about 40-50 minutes. The KARIYUSHI 3-Day Island Hopping Ferry Pass covers all round-trip routes to each island and all scheduled flights, allowing you to freely decide how long to stay on each island.

• Iriomote Island
  Iriomote Island is the second-largest island in Okinawa. Due to its remote location, most of the island remains undeveloped and largely untouched by human activity, preserving its original natural state. Its unique natural heritage and subtropical primeval forests are home to many rare animals and plants, such as the Iriomote cat. With its diverse terrain and rich natural resources, many people come here for activities such as snorkeling, kayaking, and waterfall exploration.

• Taketomi Island
  Located about 5.5 kilometers from Ishigaki Island, Taketomi Island can be reached in just about 15 minutes by boat from Ishigaki. Its most distinctive feature is the old town, where the red-tiled roofs and white coral sand roads have led the village to be designated as a national conservation area. You can not only take a slow ride on a water buffalo cart to enjoy the island's scenery, but also head to Kaiji Beach to try and find beautiful and romantic star-shaped sand.

• Kohama Island
  Reachable in about 30 minutes from Ishigaki Island, Kohama Island is covered in sugarcane fields, which account for nearly half of the island's area, offering endless views of greenery. Kohama Island is also a well-known filming location for Japanese TV dramas. In addition, the island features many unique restaurants and beautiful hotels, attracting many tourists.

• Kuroshima Island
  Because it looks like a heart shape on the map, it is also known as 'Heart Island.' The number of cattle on the island is about ten times the human population, making it a famous 'cattle island' in Japan. If you have the chance to stay overnight on Kuroshima, the island's starry sky will be your greatest reward.

• Hatoma Island
  Surrounded by a blue ocean, Hatoma Island hosts the 'Hatoma Island Music Festival' every May, which always attracts many musicians. Furthermore, the 'Hatoma Island Lighthouse,' located in the middle of the Hatoma Nakamorin forest, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the endless coral reef ocean.

• Ishigaki Island
  When you think of Ishigaki Island, the first thing that comes to mind is the 'Ishigaki Beef' (Japanese black wagyu). Not only can you taste this delicacy, but Ishigaki Island also offers many snorkeling experiences where you can swim with colorful tropical fish. Additionally, there are unique activities such as glass craft making.

- Applicable Routes -

Ishigaki-Taketomi, Ishigaki-Kohama, Ishigaki-Kuroshima, Ishigaki-Ohara, Ishigaki-Uehara, Ishigaki-Hatoma, Ohara-Taketomi, Uehara-Hatoma