The , or Ise Bay Ferry is a

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that runs between the Port of Toba in Toba,

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and the Port of Irago in Tahara,

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. The ferry is operated by the Ise-wan Ferry Corporation. The ride between Toba and Irago takes 55 minutes and runs eight times per day during most times of the year, and thirteen times per day during busy season. For an extra fee, passengers can load their cars on the boat.

External links

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Ise-wan Ferry - Official Website
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