• A jetfoil, a fast and stable plane of the sea, will take you from Niigata to Sado in as little as 67 minutes.

  
  

• It takes about 90 minutes by Shinkansen from Tokyo to Niigata, and access from Tokyo is also good.

  
  
• Sado is an island filled with unique nature and culture, including the Sado Gold Mine, a World Heritage Site.
• Check out the tourist information for Sado here!

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About Sado

Sado Island is the largest island in the Sea of Japan and is a tourist
destination where you can enjoy beautiful nature, a rich history, and unique
culture.

Explore the Sado Gold Mine, which once supported Japan's economy, and observe
the rare Japanese crested ibis at Toki Forest Park.

We also recommend taking a ride on a traditional tub boat. You can also enjoy
fresh seafood and local sake, "Sado no Sake."

Accessible by high-speed ferry from Niigata. Why not try a special experience
on Sado Island, where you can fully enjoy nature and culture?