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General Information About Tsushima Airport

Tsushima Island can be reached in 35 minutes via flight from Nagasaki and Fukuoka. Travellers may also take the ferry; two services run daily between Hakata Ferry Terminal in Fukuoka and Izuhara Port on Tsushima's west coast, taking approximately four hours 45 minutes each way.

Tsushima Airport (TSJ) is a small airport situated 10 km northeast of Tsushima in Nagasaki Prefecture and serving Tsushima Island - Japan's second-largest archipelago island and an extremely popular travel destination from mainland Japan.

Tsushima offers many activities for visitors to enjoy, including exploring its natural environment. Mountain forests cover 89% of the island and offer abundant native flora and fauna that can be discovered. You can even go bird watching or fishing in Aso Bay - an idyllic bay that is surrounded by magnificent mountains and waterways.

Other attractions in Tsushima Island include Mt. Shiratake, an outstanding natural monument characterized by an exposed bedrock near its summit that has become one of the island's iconic symbols. Be sure to pay this attraction a visit during your exploration.

Food & Beverages

Tsushima offers up some delicious local cuisine that stands out from what can be found elsewhere, with delicious soba introduced 4,000 years ago to the island and unique honey foods you won't find elsewhere.

History & Culture

Tsushima Island is filled with historical sites and castles that played a crucial part in Japan's history, from those built as early as 7th-century castles all the way through those constructed during Russo-Japanese War, there are so many remarkable structures to see here on Tsushima.