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Kumejima Airport

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Island gateway with turquoise waters nearby
Airport in Japan
1 destinations

Kumejima Airport serves Kume Island in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. This small airport connects the island to main hubs like Naha and Tokyo via domestic flights. Opened in 1978, it handles both planes carrying passengers and cargo. The terminal is compact with basic amenities such as ticket counters, a waiting area, restrooms and vending machines. Its location provides easy access to local buses for reaching towns and beaches across the island. Travelers find straightforward check-in processes and short security lines due to its manageable size.

Last update: 21 Oct 2026
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Kumejima Airport Summary
Kumejima Airport is an airport near Kume-jima in Japan. It currently offers regular passenger service to 1 destinations operated by 2 airlines.
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Japan Transocean Air (NU)
42 flights per week
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Hokkaido Air System (6L)
7 flights per week
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Tipping: Tipping is not customary in Japan and can be considered rude. Excellent service is the norm, and tipping is unnecessary in most places.
Public drinking: Public drinking is legal and commonly accepted, particularly during festivals and events.
Public smoking: Smoking is prohibited in indoor public places but allowed in designated outdoor areas. Some restaurants may have smoking sections.
New Year
(January)
One of the most important holidays, expect crowded temples and high prices. Plan ahead.
Golden Week
(April-May)
The busiest travel time, expect high demand for accommodation and transport.
Obon
(August)
A time to honour ancestors, many businesses close, and transport can be crowded.
Emergency contact: Emergency Number: 110 (Police), 119 (Fire & Ambulance)
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Other: Japan is a country of respect, so understanding local customs and etiquette is important. Public transport is efficient, but can be crowded during peak hours.
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