堀切港 (Horikiri Port) - Omihachiman

Name: 堀切港 (Horikiri Port) - Omihachiman
Address: Okishimachō, Omihachiman, Shiga 523-0801, Japan, 523-0801, Japan

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Contact 堀切港 (Horikiri Port)

住所：	Okishimachō, Omihachiman, Shiga 523-0801, Japan
Postal code :	523-0801
カテゴリ：	Seaport ,

Okishimachō, Omihachiman, Shiga 523-0801, Japan

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T	TO MI on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ おきしま通船堀切新港⇔沖島港片道@500 約10分の船旅。 Okishima ferry: Horikiri Shinko ⇔ Okishima Port one way @500 About 10 minutes by boat.
M	Mr. M on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 券売機は船の中にあります。片道大人500円、小中学生200円。来島者用駐車場を利用した場合、300円を船の料金箱へ。 The ticket vending machine is inside the ship. One-way adults 500 yen, elementary and junior high school students 200 yen. If you use the parking lot for visitors, 300 yen will be charged to the ship's toll box.
M	Monica Jiang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 前往沖島的渡船乘船處，非常迷你的碼頭，很寧靜，有可愛、親人的貓。沒有看到維護人員，所以在此候船的人，務必把自己的垃圾帶走喔！ The ferry boat to Okinawa, a very small pier, very peaceful, with cute and loved cats. I didn't see the maintenance staff, so people waiting here must take their garbage away!
m	ma ma on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 沖島へ行くために2019年9月訪問。船のチケットは船に乗ってから券売機で買いますが、お札は千円札しか対応していませんでした、要注意。片道大人500円、小中学生200円。来島者用駐車場利用した場合、300円を船の募金箱へ。ここにはトイレありません、来島者用駐車場の近くにコンビニありました。人懐っこい猫がいて癒やされます。 Visited September 2019 to go to Okishima. Ship tickets are purchased at the ticket machine after boarding the ship, but note that the bills were only compatible with thousand yen bills. One-way adult 500 yen, elementary and junior high school students 200 yen. When using a parking lot for visitors to the island, 300 yen goes to the donation box of the ship. There was no toilet here, there was a convenience store near the parking lot for visitors. There is a friendly cat and heals you.
m	michi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここの港の桟橋から、沖島へ行くための定期船が出ています。片道の料金は500円です。舟の中に券売機があります。往復か片道のチケットが購入出来ますが、往復チケットは安くなるわけではなく片道用のチケットが2枚出てくるだけです。片道購入の方がチケット紛失の心配もなくいいかもしれません。朝夕は島内の小学生が乗ってるので賑やかです。堀切港には来島者用駐車場(港から少し離れてます、港にある駐車場は島の在住者用です)があるので、車での来島も便利です。 From the pier of the port here, there are regular boats to go to Oki Island. The one-way fare is 500 yen. There is a ticket vending machine in the boat. You can buy a round-trip or one-way ticket, but the round-trip ticket is not cheaper and you only get two one-way tickets. One-way purchase may be better without worrying about losing your ticket. It is lively in the morning and evening because elementary school students on the island are on board. There is a parking lot for visitors to Horikiri Port (a little far from the port, the parking lot at the port is for residents of the island), so it is convenient to visit the island by car.
J	Jennifer Koca on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Note: we drove there This place was a little difficult to find, but the workers were lovely, the parking plentiful and the cats affectionate. The workers were kind enough to even turn the boat around when they saw us running up right as they were pulling away. Definitely recommend a trip to the cat island, there's a few businesses, a yummy sushi place and the temples are quaint. Beyond all else though, the view is lovely and it was neat to experience the view from inside lake Biwa for once
C	Catia Shattuck on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The bus and ferry times don't line up very well, so if you arrive at the port after 10:15 (via any bus) you'll end up waiting up to 2 hours for the ferry, in a little shed structure infested with bugs. Same disconnect on the way back. So if you don't want to wait forever between the bus ride and the ferry ride, get to the port early--around 8--and plan to leave the port just after 4. (see the pictures for ferry times). Those are also the busiest times, though. Also, there is not any helpful information in English and there are no bathrooms. The ferry isn't even good and leaving and arriving on time. The ferry drivers were very nice and polite, though. To get to the port, take a mini bus (Akakon route 1) or a regular sized bus from Omi-Hachiman Station. The large bus is 700 yen, the mini bus 200 yen, cash. The ferry takes you to Okishima, but if you're a tourist, be warned that there is nothing of interest on the island. Not even cats, despite blogs claiming that it is a cat island. We only saw two cats, and that's much less than what we've seen wandering around other parts of Japan.