Turning right after you exit JR Miyako Station, you’ ll find a tourist information. The office of Miyako International Association is located inside the tourist information. 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 | The JR Yamada Line is suspended due to The Great East Japan Earthquake | JR-East |
| 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 Kita Riasu Line, and about 2 hours 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 3 hours on the National Route 45 |
| Miyako International Association |
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| 1-1-80 Miyamachi, Miyako, 027-0052 Iwate, Japan |
| TEL：+81-(0)193-62-3534 |
| FAX：+81-(0)193-62-7030 |
| MAIL：info@miyako-kokusai.com |
