宇高航線, Ferry route between Okayama and Takamatsu, Japan.
The Utaka Line is a ferry service that connects Okayama and Takamatsu, carrying passengers and cargo across the Seto Inland Sea. The route links Honshu Island with Shikoku Island and operates daily year-round with multiple sailings throughout the day.
This maritime connection was established to link Okayama and Kagawa regions and support trade between them. Since then it has become essential for moving goods and people across the sea, shaping regional commerce and island exchange.
The ferry connects two important cities and carries commuters, students, and families who travel between the islands as part of their daily routines. For many people, the crossing is a familiar part of life and shows how this waterway holds communities together.
Tickets can be purchased at terminal stations in both Okayama and Takamatsu with regular sailings year-round. Travelers should check with the ferry operator for current schedules before heading to the terminal to ensure a smooth journey.
The crossing takes passengers through the Seto Inland Sea, where hundreds of small islands dot the water and create a shifting landscape. Riders see constantly changing views of one of Japan's most distinctive seascapes throughout the journey.
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