Wavebuo Port

Info

Address:

Daishima, Tokyo, Japan

Public Transportation:

Oshima Motomachi Port → Oshima Bus Seminar 42 minutes bound for entrance, bus stop: Namifukigang, Shimodai, short walk

Car Access:

15km30 minutes from Motomachi Port via Metro 208

Phone Number:

04992-2-2177 (Ōshima Tourism Association)

Spot Category

Tower Observation Facilities, Monuments and Statues

Waibui Port Waibui Port from Laiharudai

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