Nissei Islands mandarin orange hunting (Kakui Island, Oshima Island, Koshima Island)

Info

Address:

Nissei-cho, Nissei-cho, Bizen-shi, Okayama

Public Transportation:

JR Nissei Station → Shikakui Island in 5 minutes by car. Tori Island in 10 minutes by car. Tori Island is 15 minutes by Daisei Kisen from the mandarin hunting seafarer, a 15-minute walk, depending on disembarkation and plantation (operated only on Sundays and public holidays from late October to early December)

Car Access:

From the Sanyo-do Ako IC via National Route 250 at 11km 15 minutes to the seafarer, Shikuijima and Tashojima vary depending on the plantation

Phone Number:

0869-72-0506 (transfer ship operator Taisei Kisen Co., Ltd.)

Parking Number:

50 cars/free. Use the parking lot in Gomi-no-shi (fresh fish market)

Business Hours

Around 9:30-13:30

Price

Unlimited time to eat All-you-can-eat 1700 yen for adults, 1100 yen for children, 600 yen for infants (3kg for adults, 2kg for children with souvenirs), 1000 yen for adults, 700 yen for children, 300 yen for infants (no souvenirs)

Spot Category

Sightseeing Ranch and Plantations

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