TSUSHIMA
North (Hitakatsu, etc.) | Central (Watazumi Shrine, etc.) | South (Izuhara Port, etc.)
From travel preparation to transportation, accommodation, itineraries, and restaurants—all in one place
How to Get to Tsushima, Choosing an Accommodation Area, and Recommended Hotels
A comprehensive travel guide on how to get to Tsushima (Hitakatsu, Izuhara) via ferry and flight from Busan, Fukuoka, and Nagasaki. It also includes a comparative analysis of the pros and cons of accommodations in each region.
Essential Checklist, Precautions, and Itinerary Planning
Essential information for Tsushima including ferry cancellations, cash preparation, seasickness, shrine etiquette, documents for minors, New Year closures, and hawk attack warnings. Plus, detailed guides for planning efficient trips from day trips to 3-day stays, and a magical firefly watching guide.
Transportation System and Transit Pass Guide
A transportation guide for Tsushima covering how to use rental cars, call taxis, the 1-Day Bus Free Pass, and electric bicycles, including detailed usage tips.
Must-Try Local Specialties in Tsushima
From sweet potatoes to Tonchan, Kasumaki, Tsushima Burger, Rokube, Ishiyaki, and Anago. A guide to unique local soul food and recommended restaurants you can only find in Tsushima.
Hidden historical stories and introduction to major areas: North, Central, and South
Northern Tsushima (Hitakatsu, etc.)
A detailed guide to Northern Tsushima, starting from Hitakatsu Port and covering major attractions such as Miuda Beach, the Korea Observatory, and Value Mart Ooura.
Central Tsushima (Watazumi Shrine, etc.)
A guide to the central region of Tsushima, featuring the breathtaking views of Eboshidake Observatory, the mysterious legends of Watazumi Shrine, and historical sites like Manzeki Observatory and Kaneda Castle ruins.
Southern Tsushima (Around Izuhara Port)
A guide to the core courses of Southern Tsushima, including Tsushima Tourist Information Center, Tsushima Museum, Princess Deokhye Wedding Memorial, Joseon Tongsinsa History Museum, Banshoin, Hachimangu Shrine, Choi Ik-hyeon Memorial (Syuzenji), and shopping information at Tiara Mall.