Ibusuki Station — Local services in Ibusuki

Station is not well equipped nor modern. But at the tourist information desk, you can get a city map written in English. Moreover, there are several rental bicycles. So useful to visit some spots on it. There is a service to deliver your luggage to your hotel before you arrive there, if you want to visit some places before you finally drop in your hotel. Of course there are some coin lockers as well. Some staff speak good enough English to help you. In front of the station, there is a taxi pool and several drivers are there waiting 24/24 hours 7/7 days throughout a year for...

Although you have to be careful and not use your IC card here, the staff at Ibusuki Station (and everyone in Ibusuki honestly) are very kind and helpful. There are city maps in multiple languages, and the woman at the information desk was happy to help us with figuring out transportation.

If you don’t have a car, the best way to get around is by bus or taxi. I don’t think the busses show up on Google Maps, so be sure to check the schedules when here.

But, if you need help getting anywhere or have questions, everyone here is...

It’s a rather small station but it’s your gateway to sightseeing in Ibusuki. There is a small office at the far end before going out and exiting to the toilet. There are helpful people there if you happen to arrive in Ibusuki without having planned your day hehehe. There are quite a number of places to visit, however of you only depend on the bus, it might not be possible to access them all. There are taxis right outside the station, but of course we know how much they cost. There’s a one-day bus pass for only 1,100 yen...