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Let's Have a Blast in Kumamoto! Heads up for those who are planning to visit Information and now on a trip in Kyusyu(Kumamoto)! The special tourist route will be operated for a limited time. LLeett’’ss hhaavvee aa bbllaasstt iinn KKuummaammoottoo!! SaveSave timetime andand mademade youryour triptrip perfect!perfect! Tourist route between Yatsushiro and Amakusa Limited time The route connects “Yatsushiro port” Tourist route which has great access to transportation and “Amakusa” surrounded by beautiful nature. Days of Operation Fare Aug.20th（Mon.） One-way 1,000yen（All） Sep.20th（Thurs.） ＊Children of under three years are free ＊Capacitiy;50 passengers/a ferry Oct.16th（Tues.） 18th（Thurs.） 22th（Mon.） Nov.19th（Mon.） 20th（Tues.） 21th（Wed.） The official website for Yatsushiro Amakusa Tourist Route http://www.dmo8246.jp/yakohro Amakusa Yatsushiro （Departs at Matsushima (Maeshima）Port） （Departs at Yatsushiro-Naiko port） Departure Amakusa Arrival Yatsushiro Departure Yatsushiro Arrival Amakusa Matsushima (Maeshima) port Yatsushiro-Naiko port Yatsushiro-Naiko port Matsushima (Maeshima) port ① 8:30 → 9:00 ① 9:15 → 9:45 ② 10:40 → 11:10 ② 11:20 → 11:50 ③ 14:00 → 14:30 ③ 14:40 → 15:10 ④ 15:30 → 16:00 ④ 16:10 → 16:40 The contact for further information about ticket sales at Maeshima port and trips are as follows; DMO Yatsushiro [email protected] A m a k u s a Contacts are available in English and Chinese. To Hakata/Fukuoka B u l le Aso Kumamoto Airport t t Hakata/Fukuoka ra The official website in for Yatsushiro Amakusa Tourist Route JR Kumamoto station (bullet train) http://www.dmo8246.jp/yakohro Kumamoto Kagoshima Heads up for those who are planning to visit JR Misumi West Port （World Heritage Site） and now on a trip in Kyusyu(Kumamoto)! The special tourist route will be operated for a limited time. JR Misumi station Yatsushiro Gaiko port （Berthing of cruise ship harbor） Let’s have a blast Yatsushiro JR Shin-Yatsushiro station （bullet train） Matsushima (Maeshima) port in Kumamoto! Yatsushiro Amakusa Naiko port Shuttle bus The tourist Route Days of Operation between Yatsushiro and Sakitsu village Aug.20th（Mon.） (World Heritage Site) Amakusa Sep.20th（Thurs.） Oct.16th（Tues.） 18th（Thurs.） 22th（Mon.） Bullet train Nov.19th（Mon.） 20th（Tues.） 21th（Wed.） Fare To Kagoshima One-way 1,000yen（All） Tourist route between Yatsushiro and Amakusa ＊Children of under three years are free Limited time The route connects “Yatsushiro port” ＊Capacitiy;50 passengers/a ferry Tourist route which has great access to transportation and “Amakusa” surrounded by beautiful nature. Amakusa Peir （Departs at Matsushima (Maeshima）Port） boarding point Roman-kan Departure Amakusa Arrival Yatsushiro Matsushima (Maeshima) port Yatsushiro-Naiko port ① 8:30 → 9:00 Sea Cruise ② 10:40 → 11:10 Pearl Center ③ 14:00 → 14:30 ④ 15:30 → 16:00 Matsushima (Maeshima) area map ＊Free shuttle bus service between Yatsushiro port and Shin-Yatsushiro station (bullet train) is available Yatsushiro port area map To Yatsushiro-Gaiko port Yatsushiro Yatsushiro port post office （Departs at Yatsushiro-Naiko port） Departure Yatsushiro Arrival Amakusa Yatsushiro port complex buildings Yatsushiro-Naiko port Matsushima (Maeshima) port for government office Yatsushiro port administration office (Kumamoto prefecture Government Office) ① 9:15 → 9:45 ② 11:20 → 11:50 To Y ats ush ③ 14:40 → 15:10 iro c ity ④ 16:10 → 16:40 Peir boarding point ＊Free shuttle bus service between Shin-Yatsushiro station (bullet train) and Yatsushiro port is available. The contact for further information about ticket sales Contacts are available in English and Chinese. at Maeshima port and trips are as follows; DMO Yatsushiro [email protected].
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