Question 1

Where does Nakajima Kisen sail?

Accepted Answer

Nakajima Kisen sails four routes between 12 ports in Japan, mostly Oura (Nakajima), Mitsuhama (Matsuyama) and Matsuyama. From Oura (Nakajima): Mitsuhama (Matsuyama), Matsuyama, Muzukijima and Nogutsunajima. From Mitsuhama (Matsuyama): Matsuyama, Nishinaka (Nakajima), Futagamijima, Konoura (Nakajima), Tsuwajijima, Motonuwa (Nuwajima), Kaminuwa (Nuwajima) and Tsurushima. From Matsuyama: Futagamijima, Konoura (Nakajima), Tsuwajijima, Motonuwa (Nuwajima), Kaminuwa (Nuwajima) and Tsurushima.

Question 2

What is the longest crossing with Nakajima Kisen?

Accepted Answer

The longest crossing with Nakajima Kisen, from Nishinaka (Nakajima) to Mitsuhama (Matsuyama), takes 2 hours 45 minutes and runs twice a day.

Question 3

Can I take my car with Nakajima Kisen?

Accepted Answer

Partly. Some sailings take cars, others foot passengers only.

Question 4

What ships does Nakajima Kisen sail?

Accepted Answer

Nakajima Kisen sails five ships, carrying 1,485 passengers in all; the largest, Nanashima, takes 494 passengers. They are Nanashima, Nakajima, Jinwa, Suisei and Asakaze.

Question 5

Which Nakajima Kisen ships take cars?

Accepted Answer

Nanashima, Nakajima and Jinwa take cars; Suisei and Asakaze carry foot passengers only.