Aoshima, a small island famous for its large feline population, beckons cat lovers from around the world. Back on the shore, the town of Ozu offers intriguing sites like the serene Shutsuseki Temple, the historic Ozu Castle, and the picturesque Garyusanso park. Immerse yourself in the unique charm and beauty of this captivating region.
The easiest way to get around in Ozu is by car, but most major sights and attractions are accessible by a combination of trains and busses. Though, travelers will have to rely on single tickets or a prepaid card, since no special train or bus passes are provided within this area. Though, the main attraction in the area is Aoshima (Cat Island), for which you will need to take a ferry to get there.
If you decide to rent a car, it is advised to do so from one of the bigger cities in the vicinity. You can check-out our listings for car rentals nearby, in the FAQ menu below.
We recommend staying here for about one day.
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