Saiki Port (Oita Prefecture)

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Key points of Saiki Port

  • The passenger ship will dock at the International Logistics Terminal in the Mejima area of Saiki Port. JR Saiki Station is approximately a 10-minute drive away.
  • The "Path of History and Literature," a 700-meter-long route from the site of the main gate to Yokenji Temple, has been selected as one of "Japan's 100 Best Roads."
  • The local specialty is udon noodles made with "Saiki Gomadashi," a paste made from fish caught in the Bungo Channel.

Last verified: September 29, 2026 (Source at the end of this page)

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What kind of port is Saiki Port?

Saiki Port is a port in Saiki City, in the southern part of Oita Prefecture, facing the rich waters of the Bungo Channel.

Docking location and access

Main docking locations Saiki Port, Mejima District, International Logistics Terminal
JR Saiki Station Approximately 10 minutes by car
Oita Airport Approximately 90 minutes by car

Recommended ways to spend your time depending on the length of your port call

half day

  • A path of history and literature: A 700-meter-long road that retains the atmosphere of a castle town.
  • Saiki Sea Market: A market selling products from southern Okinawa Prefecture, such as dried sardines and other dried seafood.

Port town cuisine

  • Saeki Gomadashi: A paste made from fish and sesame seeds. Serve it on udon noodles.

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Map of shops around the port

These are sushi restaurants around Saiki Port. Clicking on a restaurant on the map will allow you to check its opening hours and customer reviews (Google Maps). Please check in advance whether the restaurant is open on the day of the port call.

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From July to October, typhoons can cause skipped port calls or changed port times. See our typhoon and cruise guide for refunds and how to prepare.

FAQ

Q1How do I get from Saiki Port to Saiki Station?

It's about a 10-minute drive.

Source/Reference Information

Last updated: September 29, 2026. Information is subject to change. Please let us know of any inaccuracies or issues you notice through reviews or inquiries.

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