A traditional ferry carried on from the Edo period and very unusual to see in modern times.
Uraga Ferry “Uraga no Watashi”
The Uraga Ferry dates back to the Edo period (1600s-1868), and it was said that the shishi samurai during the Late Edo Shogunate (mid-19th century), Sakuma Shozan and Yoshida Shoin, visited the Japanese inn, Tadoya, that existed on the east side of Uraga. The ferry route is named Uraga Kaido, or “Uraga Sea Route,” and it is unique within Japan as a municipal road on the sea. Passengers being transported across this road will have the opportunity to see a special view of Uraga from the waters.
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Information Basic information
East Pier: 2-19-10 Higashiuraga |
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East Pier: Take a bus from Uraga Station and walk 3 minutes from SHINCHO bus stop. |
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Adult: 200 yen Elementary and Junior High School Student: 100 yen Preschooler: Free admission per attending adult (More than one preschooler will be charged elementary and junior high school student fee) Child under 1 year old: Free Bicycle: 50 yen |
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7:00～18:00 (Service Suspended: 12:00～13:00) |
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December 31 - January 3 (Closed during severe weather or ship maintenance) |
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None |
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Operating Conditions: 046-841-1509 (Miura Souken) |
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Uraga Magistrate’s Office Site
East Kano Shrine and West Kano Shrine
Tomyodo Lighthouse
