Ferry port and gateway to the Setouchi islands · Tamano, Okayama Prefecture, Japan

Uno Port

Uno Port is Okayama’s sea link with Naoshima and other islands in the Seto Inland Sea. The pier is a short walk from Uno Station, which keeps the transfer simple for travellers arriving by rail from Okayama. Most visitors use the terminal for Miyanoura; passenger boats also serve Honmura, although t

About Uno Port

Uno Port is Okayama’s sea link with Naoshima and other islands in the Seto Inland Sea. The pier is a short walk from Uno Station, which keeps the transfer simple for travellers arriving by rail from Okayama. Most visitors use the terminal for Miyanoura; passenger boats also serve Honmura, although they run less frequently and may use a different pier.

Shikoku Kisen publishes schedules, fares, boarding locations and service notices on its website. The crossing to Miyanoura takes about twenty minutes by ferry. Fast passenger boats and the Honmura service have their own conditions, so check the exact route card instead of assuming every vessel leaves from the same berth. The operator says individual passenger reservations are not accepted and boarding is first come, first served; on busy days, arrive early and leave time to buy or validate your ticket.

The available public review sample for Uno Port is tiny: only four reviews are attached to its displayed score, so it does not support firm conclusions about every visitor’s experience. For planning, the useful facts are its proximity to the station, access to the piers and connection with the wider Setouchi ferry network. It is a departure point, not a universal ticket desk: routes run by other operators may use separate facilities.

If your first stop is around Miyanoura, Uno offers a short crossing from Okayama; reaching Honmura means building the day around the less frequent passenger boats. Before boarding, confirm the pier name, return time and sea forecast. After arriving on Naoshima, check the local buses separately from the Benesse shuttle. That extra step helps protect island time and prevents confusion between the departure and arrival ports.

In brief

Okayama-side port for ferries to Miyanoura and passenger boats to Honmura on Naoshima.