Toilets, Convenience Stores, ATM & Rest Stops on Shikanoshima
A practical one-page guide to toilets, convenience-store availability, the island ATM and useful places to rest before and during your visit.
Kinin Park, Shiomi Park, ferry terminal, Katsuma and more
Buy essentials before entering the island
Shikanoshima Post Office / Japan Post Bank
Carry some cash in advance
Public toilets are available at several parks, the ferry terminal and beach areas.
View detailsThere is no convenience store on Shikanoshima. Buy drinks, snacks and daily supplies before entering the island.
View detailsOne Japan Post Bank ATM is available at Shikanoshima Post Office. It is closed on Sundays and public holidays.
View detailsThere are several outdoor and indoor places where visitors can take a break.
View detailsShikanoshima Useful Facilities Map
A simple island-wide overview of toilets, the ATM and places to rest.
Toilet information
Useful public toilets around parks, beaches, the ferry waiting room and Kyukamura area.
Shikanoshima South Park toilet
Permanent public toilet useful on the south side of the island.
Kinin Park toilet
Convenient while visiting Kinin Park.
Shiomi Park toilet
Useful when visiting the hilltop viewpoint.
Shikanoshima Beach shared toilet
Shared toilet at Shikanoshima Beach, especially useful during swimming season.
Shikanoshima Beach temporary toilet
Seasonal facility mainly during the swimming period.
Ferry waiting room toilet
Western-style and wheelchair-accessible toilets are available inside the waiting room.
Katsuma Beach toilet
Convenient toilet near the Katsuma waterfront.
Kyukamura Shikanoshima toilet
Multipurpose toilet available inside the facility.
Convenience-store information
This is important: there are no major convenience-store chains on the island.
There is no convenience store on Shikanoshima
No 7-Eleven, Lawson or FamilyMart. Buy drinks, snacks and daily supplies before entering the island.
ATM information
The clearly confirmed ATM on the island is the Japan Post Bank ATM at Shikanoshima Post Office.
736-1 Shikanoshima, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka/Weekdays 9:00–17:30/Saturday 9:00–12:30/Closed Sunday & public holidays
There is no convenience-store ATM on the island either. Carry enough cash before traveling to Shikanoshima.
Rest stops
Indoor waiting areas, parks, the visitor center and Kyukamura are practical places to take a break.
Shikanoshima Ferry Waiting Room
Indoor waiting and rest area with toilets.
Kinin Park
Benches and a scenic place to pause.
Shiomi Park & viewpoint
Viewpoint and benches with broad island views.
Shikanoshima South Park
Open park space for a relaxed break.
Shikanoshima Visitor Center
Tourist information and indoor rest space.
Kyukamura Shikanoshima
Lobby and lounge areas; restaurant use can also be convenient.
Shikanoshima Beach
Seaside rest space and shelters.
Katsuma Beach area
Several rest facilities and shelters around the beach.
Useful things to know before sightseeing
Prepare for the details that most often cause inconvenience on the island.
Carry cash
The ATM is closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Buy drinks and snacks
There is no convenience store on the island.
Use toilets at major stops
Plan breaks around the toilets at key sightseeing areas.
Use the ferry waiting room
It is useful for both rest and toilets.
Katsuma and Kyukamura have more rest facilities
Several shelters and rest points are available in the area.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to common practical questions before visiting.
Is there a convenience store on Shikanoshima?
No. There are no 7-Eleven, Lawson or FamilyMart stores on the island. Buy drinks, snacks and daily supplies beforehand.
Can I use an ATM on Shikanoshima?
The Japan Post Bank ATM at Shikanoshima Post Office is available on weekdays and Saturday morning, but not on Sundays or public holidays.
Are there toilets around the island?
Yes. Toilets are available around major parks, beaches, the ferry terminal and the Kyukamura area.
Are there rest places suitable for families?
Yes. The ferry waiting room, Kinin Park, Shiomi Park, the visitor center and Kyukamura are useful options.
Once the essentials are clear, plan your island day
Use the island map and suggested itineraries to decide what to visit and in what order.
Information is based on publicly available sources checked in August 2026. Opening conditions, seasonal facilities and accessibility may change; prioritize current official and on-site guidance.