After you exit Miyako Station, go to the left with Miyako Station to your back, and you’ll find a connecting passage to Miyako City Hall. Walk through it and enter Miyako City Hall. The administration office of Miyako International Association is in the Planning Section on the fourth floor.
Turning right after you exit JR Miyako Station, you’ll find Miyako Tourist Information Center. There is a staff of Miyako International Association inside of the tourist information center.
Please feel free to drop in.
| By train | ||
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| From Morioka Station to Miyako Station | About 2 hours by the JR Yamada Line | JR-East |
| From Kamaishi Station to Miyako Station | About 1 and a half hours by Sanriku Railway | Sanriku Railway |
| From Hachinohe Station to Miyako Station | About an hour and a half by the JR Hachinohe Line from Hachinohe to Kuji.Change trains at Kuji to Sanriku Railway, and it takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes to Miyako. | JR-East |
| Sanriku Railway | ||
| By Bus | ||
|---|---|---|
| From Morioka Station to Miyako Station | About 2 hours by Route 106 Express Bus | Northern Iwate Transportation |
| From Tokyo／Sendai | Tohoku Expressway – Morioka IC – about 2 hours on the National Route 106 |
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| From Hachinohe | About 2 hours and 45 minutes on the National Route 45 |
| Miyako International Association |
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| 1-1-30 Miya-cho, Miyako City, 027-8501 Iwate(c/o Exchange Promotion Office, Planning Section, Miyako City) 1-1-80 Miya-cho, Miyako City, 027-0052 Iwate(c/o Miyako Tourist Information Center) |
| TEL：0193-65-7056 TEL：0193-62-3534 |
| FAX：0193-63-9114 FAX：0193-62-7030 |
| E-mail：kikaku@city.miyako.iwate.jp E-mail：info@miyako-kokusai.com |
