PORT INFORMATION

Half-Day Sightseeing Schedule (Iki Island)

1.　Ikikoku Museum

・View around 2,000 artifacts from local ruins and tombs, with some available to handle

・Explore interactive exhibits, including a life-size Yayoi period diorama and immersive theater on trade history

2.　Tatsunoshima Island

・Take a 5-minute boat ride from Katsumoto Port to this uninhabited island of pristine nature

・Relax on the white sandy beaches, swim in emerald waters, and walk the scenic path to see cliffs, unique rock formations, and caves

Surrounded by clear seas and lush greenery, Iki is an island steeped in history and spirituality, with ruins from the Yayoi period, ancient tombs, and countless shrines. Its ancient aura brings a sense of sacredness, while the preserved traditions and culture offer a unique depth. Enjoy fresh seafood and Iki beef while immersing yourself in the island’s nature, history, and culinary culture.

Ikikoku Museum

Home to about 2,000 artifacts excavated from local ruins and tombs—some can even be picked up to feel their weight. The museum also features engaging exhibits for all ages, like a life-size Yayoi period diorama with 160 figurines and an immersive theater on trade history.

Tatsunoshima Island

Just a 5-minute boat ride from Katsumoto Port in northern Iki, Tatsunoshima Island is an uninhabited island of untouched nature, with emerald-green seas, white beaches, and dramatic sea cliffs. Once ashore, enjoy the crystal-clear waters and tranquil sands. A scenic walking path offers views from the cliffs and encounters with uniquely shaped rocks and caves.