Kagoshima Ferries

Kagoshima is the capital city of Kagoshima Prefecture in the island of Kyushu in Japan. It's famous for its active stratovolcano, Sakurajima. It's current population is more than 605,000 people. The city has large shopping areas and malls, many restaurants and a modern aquarium has been installed with a view to the volcano.

Below you can find all the Kagoshima ferry timetables, journey times as well as our best prices.

Ferries to and from Kagoshima

A''Line ferries provide modern facilities with interior design that reflects both Japanese and Scandinavian cultures. On board you will find shower facilities, restaurants, and shops.

Marix Line Ferries has two standard and casual ferries offering the facilities that you need to have a relaxing journey including comfortable cabins.

Kagoshima Port

Kagoshima's current population is more than 605,000 people. The city has large shopping areas and malls, many restaurants and a modern aquarium has been installed with a view to the volcano.

Getting to Kagoshima port

The port is located at 892-0835 Jyonan cho 45-1, Kagoshima Shi, Kagoshima Ken.

The ferry terminal is about 15 minutes by shuttle bus from the Kagoshima central station (Bus stop East No.5- Please check the departures beforehand) and about 10 minutes by taxi.

Please use the waiting room No.1 at the port.

About Kagoshima

The city of Kagoshima was officially founded on 1 April 1889 and lies on the south western tip of the island of Kyushu in Japan. Kagoshima is the capital city of Kagoshima Prefecture and is the largest city of that prefecture by some margin. Kagoshima city sits on the coast with a lovely bay location and has often be referred too as the "Naples of the Eastern world" with a hot climate and emblematic stratovolcano, Mt. Sakurajima. Kagoshima has a thriving port with ferry crossings to Ibusuki, Kametoku, Motobu, Naha, Naze, Nishinoomote, Osaka, Wadomari, Yakushima and Yoron.

Kagoshima Map