Tomarin boarding points

Tomarin ferry and high-speed boat boarding-point map

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From the first-floor interior exit on the pier side of the Tomarin main building, go toward the boarding area and confirm your destination, vessel name and boarding-point number. The photos and six Google Maps cards show the normal positions for points 2, 3, 5, 6, 7A and 7B. The assigned boarding point can change, so follow the same-day signs if they differ from the normal number.

Photos
Guide sign and on-site photos; normal points 2, 3, 5, 6, 7A and 7B
Maps
Six boarding areas shown in Google Maps
Marine Liner Tokashiki
About 7–8 minutes from the first-floor Tokashiki counter to the north-shore boarding area; normally 7B; confirm the waiting room and 7B separately
Queen Zamami
Normally 7A on the north shore; about five minutes from the Tomari Takahashi bus-stop area to the North Shore Passenger Waiting Room; confirm the waiting room and 7A separately
Confirm
Vessel name, destination, normal point number and same-day signs

Photos

Tomarin guide sign for normal boarding points 2, 3, 5, 6, 7A and 7B

Tomarin guide sign for normal boarding points 2, 3, 5, 6, 7A and 7B
The Tomarin guide sign shows the normal boarding points: 2 for Kume and Tonaki, 3 for Aguni, 5 for Ferry Tokashiki, 6 for Ferry Zamami, 7A for Queen Zamami, and 7B for Marine Liner Tokashiki. Confirm the vessel name and same-day boarding-point signs because the assigned point can change.

Ferry Zamami — normally boarding point 6

Ferry Zamami at its normal boarding point 6 on Tomarin’s south shore
Ferry Zamami 3 normally uses boarding point 6 on the south shore, beyond Ferry Tokashiki’s normal point 5. Confirm the vessel name and same-day boarding-point signs for the exact entrance.

Ferry Tokashiki — normally boarding point 5

Signs for Ferry Tokashiki’s normal boarding point 5 at Tomarin
From the first-floor interior exit on the pier side of the Tomarin main building, go outside and cross the crosswalk shown on the official guide map to reach Ferry Tokashiki’s normal boarding point 5. Confirm the same-day signs.

New Ferry Aguni — normally boarding point 3

New Ferry Aguni’s normal boarding point 3 at Tomarin
New Ferry Aguni normally uses boarding point 3 in the quay row west of the Tomarin main building. Confirm the vessel name and same-day boarding-point signs.

Ferry Ryukyu and Ferry Kaiho — normally boarding point 2

Ferry Ryukyu and Ferry Kaiho’s normal boarding point 2 at Tomarin
Ferry Ryukyu and Ferry Kaiho normally use boarding point 2 in the quay row west of the Tomarin main building. Confirm the vessel name and same-day boarding-point signs.

Marine Liner Tokashiki waiting-room interior — not boarding point 7B

Inside the Marine Liner Tokashiki waiting room, not the boarding point 7B quay
This photo shows the Marine Liner Tokashiki waiting-room interior, including its sales and ticket-issuance counter, seating and posted notices. It is not a photo of the boarding point 7B quay. The waiting room is outside the main building and separate from the first-floor Tokashiki counter.

Marine Liner Tokashiki waiting-room notice — not boarding point 7B

Notice inside the Marine Liner Tokashiki waiting room, not the boarding point 7B quay
  • Pets must be kept in a carrier.
  • The total dimensions of the carrier must not exceed 130 cm.
  • Conditions may vary depending on the type of animal.
  • Pets are not allowed inside passenger cabins.
  • Boarding on the open deck is permitted.
  • Up to two pets may be brought onboard.
  • Guide dogs and assistance dogs are exempt.

Notice details may change, so check the posted information on site before boarding.

Queen Zamami — normally boarding point 7A

Queen Zamami’s normal boarding point 7A on Tomarin’s north shore
This photo shows Queen Zamami’s normal boarding point 7A on the north shore; it does not show the North Shore Passenger Waiting Room. Confirm the waiting room and boarding point 7A separately using the on-site signs. Ferry Zamami normally uses boarding point 6 on the south shore.

Ferry Tokashiki — normally 5 Boarding Point

Ferry Zamami — normally 6 Boarding Point

Aguni ferry — normally 3 Boarding Point

Kume and Tonaki ferries — normally 2 Boarding Point

Queen Zamami — normally 7A Boarding Point

Marine Liner Tokashiki — normally 7B Boarding Point

Details

Ferry boarding points for Kume and Tonaki, Aguni, and Tokashiki

Photos show the boarding points for ferries to Kume and Tonaki, Aguni, and Tokashiki. Ferry Ryukyu and Ferry Kaiho for Kume and Tonaki normally use boarding point 2 in the quay row west of the main building. New Ferry Aguni normally uses boarding point 3 in the same quay row. Viewed from the main building, the normal order is point 3, then point 2 farther along. Ferry Tokashiki normally uses boarding point 5 in front of the main building. Confirm the exact boarding entrance using the vessel name and boarding-point number shown on site that day.

Queen Zamami normally uses north-shore 7A; Ferry Zamami normally uses south-shore 6

The boarding points for Zamami and Aka services are not the same. Queen Zamami normally uses boarding point 7A on the north shore. Ferry Zamami 3 is displayed as “Ferry Zamami” on the Tomarin guide and normally uses boarding point 6 on the south shore, beyond Ferry Tokashiki’s normal point 5. Confirm the vessel name and same-day boarding-point signs.

Marine Liner Tokashiki normally uses north-shore 7B; its waiting room is outside the main building

Tokashiki Village’s guidance gives about 7–8 minutes on foot from the Tokashiki counter on the first floor of the Tomarin main building to the Marine Liner Tokashiki boarding area on the north shore. The normal boarding point is 7B. The photos show the separate Marine Liner Tokashiki waiting room, including its sales and ticket-issuance counter, seating and posted notice; they do not show the 7B quay. The waiting-room entrance and boarding point 7B are separate locations, so continue to check the vessel name and 7B signs after reaching the waiting room.

Queen Zamami uses the North Shore Passenger Waiting Room side

Tomarin’s official guidance gives about five minutes on foot from the area around the Tomari Takahashi bus stop in front of the building to the North Shore Passenger Waiting Room. This estimate ends at the waiting room; it is not the exact time from the indoor ticket counter to the actual boarding point 7A. Allow enough time and confirm the waiting room and boarding point 7A separately using the on-site signs.

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FAQ

Is the Marine Liner Tokashiki waiting room inside the main Tomarin building?

No. Tokashiki Village’s guidance gives about 7–8 minutes on foot from the Tokashiki counter on the first floor of the Tomarin main building to the Marine Liner Tokashiki boarding area on the north shore. The normal boarding point is 7B, and the waiting-room entrance and boarding point 7B are separate locations. After reaching the waiting room, confirm the vessel name and 7B signs.

Do Queen Zamami and Ferry Zamami use the same boarding point?

No. Queen Zamami normally uses boarding point 7A on the north shore. Ferry Zamami 3 is displayed as “Ferry Zamami” on the Tomarin guide and normally uses boarding point 6 on the south shore. Tomarin’s official guidance gives about five minutes from the Tomari Takahashi bus-stop area to the North Shore Passenger Waiting Room; this is not the time from the indoor counter to the actual boarding point 7A. Confirm the waiting room and boarding point separately using the on-site signs.

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Field Research Notes

Field check date
May 30, 2026
Location checked
Tomarin / Tomari Wharf Passenger Terminal
Photos by
Site operator
Time checked
Around 8:30 a.m.

Items seen on site

  • Boarding points
  • Ticket counters
  • Coin lockers
  • Lawson and souvenir shop
  • Bus stop
  • Taxi flow
  • Underground parking
  • Tomarin main building’s second-floor harbor-side deck
  • Restrooms, coin laundry, and cafe
  • Walking access to Tomari Iyumachi