六甲人工島渡輪碼頭, Ferry terminal in Kobe, Japan.
Rokko Island Ferry Terminal is a port facility in Kobe with multiple berths for different shipping companies. The terminal handles regional sea routes connecting western Japan to cities like Oita and Shinmoji.
This port facility began operations in March 1988 and was rebuilt after damage from the 1995 Hyogo earthquake. The reconstruction allowed the terminal to resume its regional maritime function.
The terminal functions as a transportation nexus connecting western Japan's major regions through marine routes to destinations like Oita and Shinmoji.
The facility is accessible by bus services that connect to nearby train stations such as Hanshin Mikage and JR Sumiyoshi. Visitors can easily transfer between ferry and rail transport.
The second berth features a 266-meter-long quay wall with a depth of 9.0 meters, serving as the registered headquarters for Hankyu Ferry.
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