This page provides useful information for a comfortable trip to Okinawa, such as how to purchase a ticket for the Okinawa Urban Monorail, how to go through the ticket gates and manners,
bus transfer routes and fares, and other useful information.
Train Information
Yui Rail Timetable
First and last train timetable
Timetable of Okinawa Urban Monorail “Yui Rail” on weekdays and weekends/holidays
Yui Rail Fare Chart
How to purchase tickets
How to purchase tickets
1 Select the type of ticket and the number of passengers to purchase.
A. Select the type of ticket B. Select the number of passengers to purchase.
2 Select the station you want to go to
3 Paying money
4 Receive a ticket
Convenient IC card OKICA
OKICA
A single card makes travel between Naha and Urasoe comfortable.
Convenient to charge.
OKICA is an IC card that can be used for Yui Rail and local buses. You can take out the card and touch it to the ticket gate without buying a ticket. The card can also be recharged, making it convenient for repeated use. It is a comfortable card that fits your travel.
How to go through the ticket gate
How to go through the ticket gate
Place the QR code portion of the ticket over the center of the blue part of the ticket gate, and place the IC card (OKIKA, transportation system IC card) over the same part.
After confirming that you hear a ‘beep’ from the ticket gate machine, go through the ticket gate.
Caution!
Please do not stack the 1-day pass and IC card/mobile IC together; the QR code cannot be read properly and additional charges will be deducted from the IC card/mobile IC.
Please use the 1-day pass only.
1-day pass, 2-day pass
1-day pass, 2-day pass
Convenient one-day pass for unlimited rides, valid for 24 hours.
If you want to enjoy a stopover trip on the Yui Rail, a one-day or two-day pass is definitely the best value. The ticket is valid for 24 hours (1-day pass) or 48 hours (2-day pass) from the time it is purchased from the ticket machine, so please check the area you are interested in and enjoy it as much as you want.
Discount offers available
Some facilities offer discounts when you show your 1-day or 2-day pass during the validity period.
Access by Yui Rail and bus
Access by Yui Rail and bus
| Departure Monorail Station | Transfer Bus Stop | Bus system number | Alighting bus stop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outlet Mall Ashibina | |||
| Akamine Station | In front of Akamine Station | 56 256 | Get off at Outlet Mall Ashibina-mae |
| Asahibashi Station | Asahibashi, Naha Bus Terminal | 55 56 88 98 | Get off at Outlet Mall Ashibina-mae |
| Mihama Town Resort American Village | |||
| Asahibashi Station | Naha Bus Terminal | 20 28 29 43 112 120 | Kuwae alighting |
| Omoromachi Station | Omoromachi Ekimae Plaza | 228 | Kuwae alighting |
| AEON MALL Okinawa Lycoming | |||
| Asahibashi Station | Naha Bus Terminal | 21 25 92 125 152 | Get off at AEON MALL Okinawa Lycome |
| Naha Bus Terminal | 23 24 27 31 77 80 90 110 331 777 |
Higa Nishihara alighting | |
| Omoromachi Station | In front of Omoromachi station | Get off at 21 | Get off at AEON MALL Okinawa Lycome |
| Omoromachi Ekimae Plaza | 90 223 227 | Higa Nishihara alighting | |
Ride Rules
Ride Rules
From the platform fence. Please stay away from the platform fence.
Do not climb over the platform fence. Do not climb over the fence.
Please do not rush to board. Please do not rush to board.
In the car Do not make noise.
Objects from the station building. Do not throw things from the station building.
Take your turn. Take your turn to board the train.
Smoking is prohibited in the station building and in the cars. Smoking is prohibited in station buildings and trains.
No cell phone calls are allowed in the car. Talking on a cell phone in the car is prohibited.
Priority seating is reserved for Please give priority seating to the following passengers
Elderly people, people with disabilities, people with babies, and pregnant women
Elderly people, people with disabilities, people with babies, and pregnant women
Please do not stop near the door and squeeze inside.
Do not monopolize the space with large luggage.
*Large backpacks should be carried in front of you or lowered to your feet.
*Large backpacks should be carried in front of you or lowered to your feet.
