
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin Airport | Destination Airport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Japan Airlines | 07:40 | 09:00 | Izumo (IZO) | Tokyo (HND) | Book flight |
Japan Airlines | 09:20 | 10:35 | Izumo (IZO) | Tokyo (HND) | Book flight |
Japan Airlines | 11:55 | 13:15 | Izumo (IZO) | Tokyo (HND) | Book flight |
Japan Airlines | 17:20 | 18:45 | Izumo (IZO) | Tokyo (HND) | Book flight |
Japan Airlines | 19:10 | 20:30 | Izumo (IZO) | Tokyo (HND) | Book flight |
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin Airport | Destination Airport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Japan Airlines | 14:55 | 16:15 | Tokyo (HND) | Izumo (IZO) | Book flight |
Japan Airlines | 16:55 | 18:25 | Tokyo (HND) | Izumo (IZO) | Book flight |
Japan Airlines | 18:15 | 19:45 | Tokyo (HND) | Izumo (IZO) | Book flight |
The airport lies between Izumo and Matsue on the shore of Lake Shinji. Both cities are about 30 minutes away by bus or car.
Izumo Airport's nickname is Izumo Enmusubi Airport. Enmusubi means making good connections, an idea tied to the Izumo Taisha shrine.
No rail line serves the terminal. Airport buses connect with JR Matsue Station, JR Izumoshi Station and other stops.
Japan Airlines and its regional partners fly to Tokyo Haneda, Osaka Itami, Fukuoka and the Oki Islands. Fuji Dream Airlines serves the Nagoya area.
Izumo has no regular international routes. International travellers usually connect via Tokyo Haneda or Osaka Itami and the major gateways beyond.
The flight to Tokyo Haneda takes about 75 minutes.
Izumo Airport sits on the western shore of Lake Shinji. Matsue lies on the eastern side of the same lake.
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Izumo Airport (IZO) is the main airport of Shimane Prefecture, on the Sea of Japan side of western Honshu. Its official nickname is Izumo Enmusubi Airport. Enmusubi refers to the tying of good bonds and fate, an idea closely linked to the famous Izumo Taisha shrine nearby.
The airport opened in 1966 and today handles domestic flights to several major Japanese cities.
The airport sits in the Hikawa area of Izumo city, on the western shore of Lake Shinji. That position puts it roughly between Izumo and Matsue, the prefectural capital. Both cities are around 30 minutes away by road.
Izumo has one compact terminal with jet bridges for boarding, so getting from the kerb to the gate is quick. You will find check-in counters, shops selling Shimane specialities and places to eat.
Japan Airlines and its regional partners provide most services, with flights to Tokyo Haneda, Osaka Itami and Fukuoka. Fuji Dream Airlines connects Izumo with the Nagoya area, and a short regional hop reaches the Oki Islands. There are no regular international flights, so overseas visitors usually connect through Tokyo or Osaka.
No train line reaches the terminal, so the airport bus is the easiest option. Buses are timed to meet arriving flights:
Taxis and rental cars are available at the terminal too.
Izumo Taisha, a revered Shinto shrine, is a popular first stop. In Matsue, visitors explore Matsue Castle and watch the sunset over Lake Shinji. Tamatsukuri Onsen is a well-known hot spring town south of the lake.
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