TOHOKU
Excursion boats in Tohoku (From North to South)
Hotokegaura (Sai)
Hotokegaura (Wakinosawa)
Port of Aomori
Towada-ko (Lake Towada)
Port of Hachinohe
Aoba-ko (Lake Aoba)
Nango Kanko Kyokai
Taki Dam, Osanai-gawa (River Osanai)
Taki Dam Shuhenrikatsuyo Sokushin Kyogikai
Hikari Sogo Kotsu
Kita Yamazaki
Jodogahama/Funakoshi Hanto (Funakoshi Peninsula)
Goishi Kaigan
Akadokura Kanko Yuran Tsuribune Kumiai
Ofunatowan Kaiyo Kanko
Goishi Kankosen Yuran Kumiai
O-shima (O Island) (Kesennuma)
Ishinomaki Bay
Matsushima Bay (Matsushima/Shiogama)
Okumatsushima Public Corp.
Isozaki Maru
Matsushima Meguri Kankosen Kigyo Kumiai
Marubun Matsushima Kisen
New Matsushima Kankosen Co., Ltd.
Geibikei
Abukuma-gawa (River Abukuma)
Port of Onahama
Tagura-ko (Lake Tagura)
Oga Hanto (Oga Peninsula)
Tazawa-ko (Lake Tazawa)
Mogami-gawa (River Mogami)
Information
Marubun Matsushima Kisen's new sightseeing boat, 'Hayabusa II' (19gt, Pass: 86) was completed in 2014. She entered service on Matsushima Bay on July 5, 2014.
'Towada-ko Yuransen Kigyo Kumiai (=Lake Towada excursion boat business union)' reassumed the Nenokuchi-Yasumiya route on August 16, 2014.
Rikuchu Tanohata (Hotel Ragaso) reassumed 'Kita Yamazaki Dangai(=cliff) Cruise' on July 26, 2014. It operated the cruise until November 3, 2014.
Hachinohe-based Nango Kankyo Kyokai operated a Yakanabune (houseboat) on Lake Aoba from October 25, 2014 to November 3, 2014.
Hachinohe-based nonprofit organisation, 'Umi No Hachonohe NPO' is due to begin to operate a 'Yakatabune', a Japanese-inspired houseboat in the port of Hachinohe at the beginning of 2015.
'Towada-ko Yuransen Kigyo Kumiai (=Lake Towada excursion boat business union)' gave up resuming operations of 2016, and got out of business.
Bandai Kankosen filed for bankruptcy on June 15, 2020.
Iwate Kenboku Jidosha will withdraw from its "Miyako Jodogahama Boat Cruise" business on January 11, 2021.