How to get to Aogashima
Aogashima Village, Tokyo · Double caldera · Geothermal · Starry skies
A rare double-caldera island, with a second volcano inside its outer crater rim. Geothermal steam (called hingya) vents from the ground, and there is salt made with the steam and a steam sauna.
Every way to get there
- Travel time
- 3 h
- Adult one-way
- ¥3,470
- Sailings
- 1 sailing a day (no service on Sundays; none on Thursdays due to cargo handling; some months have additional non-operating days)
- First boat
- 09:30
- Last boat there
- 09:30
- Last boat back
- 12:50 (Mon–Wed) / 13:30 (Fri/Sat)
- Cars
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Ship: Aogashima Maru. No reservations; same-day tickets only (cash only at Yaene Port and the Aogashima agent). Whether the ship sails is decided at 7:00 on the day, and cancellations can continue for several days. Info: 04996-9-0033 (Aogashima agent), 04996-2-1211 (Hachijojima agent). Fares are for October 2026 (November ¥3,630, December ¥3,840). Bicycles and 50cc motorbikes are carried as cargo.
Sources (4 pages): www.izu-syotou.jp・www.tokaikisen.co.jp・www.tokyo-islands.com
- Travel time
- 20 min
- Adult one-way
- ¥11,750
- Sailings
- 1 flight a day (2 on Thursdays)
- First boat
- 09:40
- Last boat there
- 09:40
- Last boat back
- 10:10 (also 16:05 on Thursdays)
On Thursdays only, flight 813 departing 15:35 is added. Flies daily. No reservations accepted on Sundays. Whether each flight operates is decided 1 hour before departure.
Sources (4 pages): tohoair-tal.jp