Zamami and Aka
The first-floor counter handles reservations, sales and ticket issuance for Zamami and Aka services, and Queen Zamami tickets are also sold and issued at the North Shore Passenger Waiting Room.
Tomarin ticket counter
Ticket counters on the first floor of the Tomarin main building are separated by destination and operator. Check the island and vessel names above the counter.
The first-floor counter handles reservations, sales and ticket issuance for Zamami and Aka services, and Queen Zamami tickets are also sold and issued at the North Shore Passenger Waiting Room.
Kume Island and Tonaki Island counter on the first floor of the main building.
The vessels are Ferry Ryukyu and Ferry Kaiho.
Aguni Island counter on the first floor of the main building.
The current vessel is New Ferry Aguni.
These are ticket-counter locations, not the actual boarding points.
Check your destination, booking method, payment status and whether you have a boarding QR.
Both online and telephone reservations still require same-day purchase and ticket issuance.
For phone reservations, buy the boarding ticket at the counter on the day of travel. Some advance travel-agency coupons must be exchanged for a boarding ticket on the day.
Some purchases made through travel agencies must be exchanged at the counter on the day of travel.
The terminal is accessible from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., but these are not the opening hours of each ticket counter. Counter and phone hours vary by operator.
The hours shown here are based on each operator’s information as of August 15, 2026. The noon–1:00 p.m. lunch closure at Kume Line’s Tomarin counter was rechecked on October 4, 2026.
On the first floor of the main building, check the island and vessel names shown above each counter. Any left or right references describe the layout when facing the published photo; they are not permanent directions from an entrance or from the harbor side.





On the first floor of the main building, check the island and vessel names above the counter. Any left or right references in the photos describe the layout when facing the published photo.
It depends on the reservation and payment method. For Zamami and Aka services, if you complete an online booking with credit-card payment, obtain a boarding QR and use the QR to board, paper-ticket issuance is not universally required. Phone reservations, counter payment and changes after booking require same-day purchase or ticket issuance. Tokashiki services require same-day purchase and ticket issuance after both online and telephone reservations.
Yes. The North Shore Passenger Waiting Room handles sales and ticket issuance for Queen Zamami and Marine Liner Tokashiki. The Marine Liner Tokashiki north-shore counter starts sales and ticket issuance one hour before departure. These are ticket-counter locations, not the actual boarding points.
The terminal’s 7:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. access hours are not ticket-counter hours. The main-building Tokashiki counter is open 8:00–11:30 and 13:30–17:00; the Kume Island and Tonaki Island counter is open 8:00–17:30 with a lunch break from 12:00–13:00; and the Aguni office is open 8:00–17:00. Phone hours for each operator are 10:00–17:00.
Check the normal boarding-point numbers 2, 3, 5, 6, 7A and 7B, plus same-day signs and the difference between waiting rooms and actual piers.
DetailsFirst-floor shops in the Tomarin main building. Lawson is open 24 hours with an ATM and medicines; Heart Corporation sells clothing, Okinawan-pattern goods, and marine supplies.
DetailsFirst-floor lockers beside the ticket counter. Check eight-hour rates, dimensions, unit counts, hours, payment, and the separate Queen Zamami lockers.
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