Traditional Boat Tour of Kurashiki Canal
Kurashiki River once served as the main route for goods traveling in and out of the area. Boat tours are available for visitors to experience what it is like to travel on the river. Unlike on land, sitting in a slow moving boat provides a new angle to appreciate the townscape featuring houses with white walls.
More Information about Traditional Boat Tour of Kurashiki Canal
Street address
- 1-4-8 Chuo, Kurashiki City (Kurashiki Tourist Information Center)
Access
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Route1
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- 15 minutes by foot from Kurashiki Station on the JR Sanyo Main Line
Route2
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- 15 minutes by foot from Kurashiki bus stop on the Shimoden Bus Shionasu Line, departing from JR Kojima Station and bound for Kurashiki Station (about 50 minutes)
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Opening Hours
- First departure at 9:30-last departure at 17:00
*Departs every 30 minutes
Closed
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Closed on the 2nd Monday between March and November (except holidays)
Open on Saturday, Sunday, and holidays between December and February
*Closed during New Year holidays
Best season
- All year
Point
- Tickets can only be purchased on the day, and can be purchased at the "Kurashikikan Tourist Information Center." Tours will not operate during bad weather such as heavy rain or strong winds.
update: Sep.3.2024

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