Sado Island's Scenic Maritime Experience with Rikiya Kanko Kisen
Explore the breathtaking coastlines of Sado Island with Rikiya Kanko Kisen, where scenic cruises meet rich cultural experiences.
Nestled in the heart of Sado Island, Rikiya Kanko Kisen stands as a premier shipping company that blends transportation with a captivating tourist attraction. This experience allows visitors to explore the stunning maritime beauty of the island, characterized by rugged coastlines, crystal-clear waters, and lush greenery. The company operates daily cruises offering various routes that reveal the island's hidden gems, including serene beaches and dramatic cliffs. Each voyage is not just a journey; it's an adventure through the cultural and natural wonders of Sado. Passengers can enjoy breathtaking views while learning about the island’s rich history, folklore, and ecology, making it an ideal choice for both nature lovers and cultural enthusiasts. The comfortable ships are equipped to make your voyage enjoyable, with friendly staff who are ready to share insights about the sights you will encounter along the way. The best time to embark on this maritime experience is during the warmer months when the weather is pleasant, and the landscapes are at their most vibrant. Whether you are seeking a leisurely day out or a deeper understanding of Sado Island's heritage, Rikiya Kanko Kisen promises a unique perspective of this enchanting destination.
Local tips
- Arrive early to secure the best seating for panoramic views.
- Check the weather forecast before your trip for a more enjoyable experience.
- Bring a camera to capture the stunning landscapes and unique coastal sights.
- Consider a guided cruise for in-depth insights into Sado's history and ecology.
A brief summary to Rikiya Kanko Kisen
- 1935 Ogimachi, Sado, Ogimachi, Niigata, 952-0604, JP
- +81259-86-3153
- Visit website
- Monday 8:30 am-4:50 pm
- Tuesday 8:30 am-4:50 pm
- Wednesday 8:30 am-4:50 pm
- Thursday 8:30 am-4:50 pm
- Friday 8:30 am-4:50 pm
- Saturday 8:30 am-4:50 pm
- Sunday 8:30 am-4:50 pm
Getting There
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Car
If you are traveling by car, head towards the Ogimachi area of Sado. From the central part of Sado, take Route 350 heading north. Follow the signs to Ogimachi. As you reach Ogimachi, look for signs directing you to Rikiya Kanko Kisen. The address is 1935 Ogimachi, and you will find the entrance to the Rikiya Kanko Kisen parking area nearby. Parking is usually available, but check for any specific fees at the site.
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Public Transport (Bus)
If you're using public transportation, take the Sado Kotsu Bus from your current location in Sado. Make sure to board the bus heading towards Ogimachi. The journey may take around 30-60 minutes depending on your starting point. Once you arrive at Ogimachi, disembark at the Ogimachi stop. From there, it's a short 5-10 minute walk to Rikiya Kanko Kisen. Follow the signs or ask locals for directions if necessary.
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Walking from Ogimachi Bus Stop
Upon arriving at the Ogimachi bus stop, exit the bus and head towards the main street. You will see signs pointing towards Rikiya Kanko Kisen. Walk straight for about 500 meters, and you will find the entrance to Rikiya Kanko Kisen located at 1935 Ogimachi. Enjoy the scenic views along the way!
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Taraibune Tub-Boat Riding Experience
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Yajima kyōjima
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Rengebuji
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Sengokubune ship
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Sado Island’s Ogi Folk Museum
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Shukunegi Tarai (tub boat)
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Sado Island Taiko Centre
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Manjojiki
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Sado nishimikawa gold park
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Sado History Museum
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Sado Museum
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Iwakubi Shoryu Rice Terrace
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Seisuiji Temple
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Hangamura Museum and Gallery
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Historic Site of Sado Bugyōsho (Sado Magistrate's Office)
Landmarks nearby to Rikiya Kanko Kisen
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Yajima Taiken Koryukan
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Shiawase Jizo Statue
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Hananoki
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Kokubunji
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Site of Sawada Castle
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Ameyano Pier
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Sado Resort Hotel Azuma
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Sado Island
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Toki Watching Tower and Observation Deck "Toki Terrace"
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Sado Airport
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Sado Tourism Association
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Ryotsu Port
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Kakuda Misaki Lighthouse
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Sado Futatsugame View Hotel
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Fujihashi Historic Plaza