Japan
Teshima → Inujima
The last leg of Shikoku Kisen’s art-island line, from Teshima to tiny Inujima and its Seirensho Art Museum in a former copper refinery — 25 minutes by fast boat.
Teshima to Inujima ferry at a glance
The ferry from Teshima to Inujima takes About 25m across the Seto Inland Sea, operated by Shikoku Kisen. It is a foot-passenger service; vehicles are not carried. Typical frequency: three sailings a day each way on museum opening days.
Crossing times and frequencies are typical figures and vary by season. Confirm the current timetable with the operator or booking partner before you travel. Route facts last reviewed 2026-09-29.
Sources: shikokukisen.com · How we verify
Return crossing: Inujima to Teshima
Shikoku Kisen also sails Inujima to Teshima, taking About 25m. Boats leave Inujima for Teshima and Naoshima at 10:25, 13:10 and 15:47.
Teshima to Inujima ferry timetable & sailing pattern
Three departures a day from Teshima (Ieura) at 09:50, 12:40 and 15:17, arriving Inujima 25 minutes later
Operates on days the Teshima Art Museum and Inujima Seirensho Art Museum are open
Published departure times
- 09:50
- 12:40
- 15:17
Return: Boats leave Inujima for Teshima and Naoshima at 10:25, 13:10 and 15:47.
Timetables change by season and date. Check exact departures for your travel date on the official timetable.
Official Shikoku Kisen timetable →Check prices & book on Shikoku Kisen →Source: Shikoku Kisen Miyanoura–Ieura–Inujima timetable page. Verified 2026-09-29.
Maritime Crossing Route Map
Interactive sea passage between Teshima and Inujima
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Operators on This Route
| Operator | Crossing Time | Vessels |
|---|---|---|
| Shikoku Kisen | 25m | High-speed passenger boat |
Route Features
Vehicles
Foot passengers only
Foot Passengers
Walk-on passengers welcome
Pets
No pet facilities
Distance
5 nautical miles
Getting There & Onward Transport
- Inujima Ticket Centre (lockers, luggage storage, shop) is at the pier; the island is explored on foot
- Through tickets from Naoshima are sold, but breaking the journey at Teshima forfeits the remaining leg