
Amami Museum
Amami City's museum on the nature, culture and history of Amami Oshima, about a 10-minute walk from the berth. Admission is JPY 310.

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Cruise ships berth at a dedicated cruise berth in Naze Port, at Nagahama on the edge of Naze, the island's main town. The Amami Museum is about a 10-minute walk away, and Naze Post Office is about 20 minutes on foot. The Nagahama bus stop is about a 3-minute walk from the berth.
32 km · ~45 min by car
Amami Airport is near the northern tip of the island, a 32 km drive of about 45 minutes to the cruise berth. Buses also link the airport with Naze.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Ships berth at Naze, the island's main town; Naze Post Office is about a 20-minute walk. Buses stop at Nagahama, about a 3-minute walk from the berth, with routes north to Amami Park and the airport and south to the Mangrove Park at Sumiyo. Bus fares shown are one-way adult fares from Nagahama. No official taxi fare is published.

Amami Oshima lies between Kyushu and Okinawa and is part of a Natural World Heritage site recognised for its exceptional biodiversity. Its subtropical forests, mangroves and coral coasts are home to rare wildlife, and the island is known for hand-woven Oshima tsumugi silk, kokuto brown-sugar shochu and keihan, a chicken-and-rice dish. Ships berth at a dedicated cruise berth in Naze Port, at Naze, the main town: the Amami Museum is about a 10-minute walk, and buses run north to Amami Park and the airport and south to the Mangrove Park at Sumiyo.

Amami City's museum on the nature, culture and history of Amami Oshima, about a 10-minute walk from the berth. Admission is JPY 310.

Ohama Seaside Park, west of Naze, has a sandy beach. Inside the park, the Amami Seaside Museum is a small aquarium of local marine life where visitors can feed sea turtles. The city guide puts it about 20 minutes away by taxi.

Museum in Amami Park near the airport showing the work of Tanaka Isson, a Japanese-style painter of Amami's plants, birds and landscapes. Admission is JPY 520 for adults.

At Sumiyo, south of Naze, the Mangrove Park is the base for paddling through the island's mangrove forest. Entry to the park is free; a 60-minute guided canoe trip costs JPY 3,000 for adults.