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Tokyo, japan, from ancient temples to all-night karaoke bars.

It's hard to describe what you'll experience in Tokyo - from ancient temples to all-night karaoke bars, there's so much to do and see and eat and sing.

Walk beneath the cherry blossom trees that line Sumida River, fill up on sushi and udon noodles, stroll through classic art at the Tokyo National Museum and spend an afternoon at the opulent Meiji Shinto shrine. And when you need a break from it all, enjoy one of the plentiful green spaces sprinkled throughout the city center.

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Tokyo (Koto City), Japan

The vast city of Tokyo contains over 12 million people and has an array of life and activity to satisfy the most discerning traveler. The Imperial Palace's East Gardens are open to the public almost daily and the temples of Asakusa and Tokyo National Museum are both on most tourists' daily agendas. Eat a sushi breakfast at one of the many fish markets or shop for funky accessories in the Harajuku district. Tokyo is also the home of many amusement parks, including Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea and the Japanese Sanrio Puroland.

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Head southeast on National Route 295. Use the left to take the ramp to lane Higashi Kanto Expressway/Tokan Expressway.  Use the left lane to merge onto Narita International Airport Line. Take the exit toward Tokyo. Merge onto Higashi-Kanto Expressway. At Wangan Ichikawa IC, continue onto Shuto Expressway Bayside Route/Prefectural Route 294. Continue onto Shuto Expressway Bayshore Line. Take exit Ariake IC toward Rinkai-Fukutoshin/Daiba/Ferry Wharf/Tokyo Big Sight. Merge onto Bayside Road/National Route 357. Take the exit toward Shiokaze Pk/Daiba/Metropolitan Expressway Bayshore Route. Keep left. Use the left lane to keep left. Turn left at Shiokaze Park South (intersection) onto Route 482.

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7 Best Japan Cruises for Every Type of Traveler

Whether you’re enchanted by japan’s natural marvels or curious about its culture and cuisine, whether you want to sail in extreme luxury or with a locally owned boutique ship, there’s a perfect japan cruise for you..

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From the cruise port of Osaka, Celebrity Cruises passengers can spend a day in the former capital of Japan, Kyoto.

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With its intriguing combination of traditional and modern architecture, ancient history and popular culture, Japan has become one of the most sought-after cruise destinations in Asia—not least because so much of the island-nation, with its long coastline, is accessible by water.

International cruise lines finally returned to Japan in March 2023 after a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19 border closures . The result has been pent-up demand for Japan cruises, and cruise lines have responded by introducing a wide variety of sailings in Japan for this year and next. You can cruise Japan on a smaller, more intimate yacht, an expedition vessel, an ultra-luxury ship, or a large cruise ship with more than 2,000 passengers.

Regardless of which ship you choose, the best Japan cruises feature itineraries that include neon-and-skyscraper cities, tranquil shrines and temples, beautiful parks and gardens, and hot springs and snow-capped peaks, including Mount Fiji. Depending on the time of year you choose to sail, you can enjoy springtime’s cherry blossoms or the crimson leaves of fall. Cruise passengers will also get to experience a wealth of cultural encounters, from local food and customs to colorful arts and entertainment.

For those who are as excited as we are about the return to Japan, here are our picks for the best Japan cruises.

Let Abercrombie & Kent host you in Japan during one of the most scenic times to visit—cherry blossom season.

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Abercrombie & Kent

Best for viewing cherry blossoms or fall foliage

If your goal is seeing Japan’s famous cherry blossoms, luxury tour operator Abercrombie & Kent has chartered a Ponant ship for the height of the season, from March 27 to April 9, 2024. A similar fall sailing will show off Japan’s fall foliage. The cruise is on the Le Soleil , capped at 199 passengers. With its expedition team and local guides, A&K is focusing on cultural experiences such as private performances by the world-renowned Kodo taiko drummers, Kabuki warriors, and geishas as well as time spent in scenic Japanese gardens. In Hiroshima, passengers will meet a storyteller who will discuss the World War II atomic bomb attack. Onboard lectures and presentations will be led by specialists in Japanese history and culture.

Abercrombie & Kent’s 13-night Wonders of Japan cruise from Osaka to Sapporo starts at $21,485 per person (includes two nights at the Ritz-Carlton Osaka).

Bring the entire family for a fun- and culture-filled exploration of Japan on the Celebrity Millennium .

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Celebrity Cruises

Best for families

The 2,138-passenger Celebrity Millennium , complete with an alfresco movie theater and a supervised Camp at Sea program with more than 500 activities, is the perfect option for families; it will cruise in Japan from May to early October 2024. The line’s Best of Japan sailings embark from Yokohama, near Tokyo. After exploring the vibrant capital city, key ports will include Kobe (known for gourmet marbled beef) and Hiroshima, as well as lesser-known gems (on select itineraries) such as the hot springs of Hakodate on the island of Hokkaido. All sailings include an overnight stay in Osaka, with time to head to the celebrated temples, shrines, and overall beauty of Kyoto (one hour away)—or passengers can stay in Osaka and visit the world’s largest aquarium and Universal Studios Japan.

Celebrity’s 12-night Best of Japan cruises start at $1,799 per person.

Take a dip in the communal bath on the sleek 38-passenger Guntû .

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Best for local immersion

For something different, try a destination-immersive luxury floating hotel on Japan’s island-rich Seto Inland Sea with a local company. An artisan-built ship called Guntû does three- to five-day itineraries. Carrying only 38 passengers, it’s designed by the Japanese architect Yasushi Horibe to resemble a ryokan, a traditional Japanese inn. The decor is minimalist and modern, with lots of wood and glass details. For a splurge, some of the suites come with their own open-air tranquil onsen baths. When you are not off exploring remote villages, dine on cuisine envisioned by a renowned Tokyo chef Kenzo Sato from Shigeyoshi, indulge in seafood-rich creations at the sushi bar, sip craft cocktails, and participate in tea ceremonies. In the spa, there’s a communal bath, where you can join other guests while taking in water views.

Three-night sailings with Guntû from Hiroshima start at $4,127 per person.

Expedition specialist Lindblad is bringing travelers to Japan on the National Geographic Resolution this year.

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Lindblad Expeditions

Best for a mix of culture and nature

Lindblad Expeditions is exploring Japan with a couple of new itineraries in August and September 2023 and again in September 2024. The 16-night Coastal Japan: Imperial Dynasties and Modern Culture route (which includes two hotel nights in Tokyo) sails between Niigata and Kobe and will focus on both cultural attractions, such as temples and art studios, and natural wonders, including on Japan’s subtropical islands. A 15-day Sailing the East China Sea: Japan, Okinawa, and Taiwan itinerary includes the islands of the Seto Inland Sea. The ship is the 138-passenger National Geographic Resolution , with attractions that include a NatGeo-certified photographer onboard to help you capture Japan’s beautiful scenery with aplomb.

Lindblad’s 16-night Coastal Japan sailing starts at $24,650 per person, and the 15-night East China Sea itinerary starts at $20,050 per person.

Enjoy the turquoise-blue waters of the islands that make up Japan’s Iriomote Ishigaki National Park.

Best for getting off the beaten cruise path

Upscale French line Ponant explores Japan with its 184-passenger Le Jacques-Cartier and is doing some of the most innovative cruise itineraries currently available in Japan—in an expedition style, with naturalists leading landings in inflatable Zodiacs. The area of exploration is the subtropical southern islands with a focus on the Okinawa archipelago and the Yaeyama Islands in the Ryukyu Archipelago, and the lush Iriomote-Ishigaki National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Seven-night itineraries in March and April 2024 include time on pristine beaches on islands such as Ishigaki and Kume, as well as snorkeling excursions and diving opportunities. Out of the water, you’ll visit traditional villages for cultural experiences such as drum and dance performances.

Ponant’s seven-night sailing between Keelung, Taiwan, and Kagoshima starts at $6,470 per person.

Let Regent Seven Seas bring you to Japan in the utmost style.

Courtesy of Preston Mack/Regent Seven Seas

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Best for ultra-luxury cruising

All-inclusive luxury cruise line Regent Seven Seas Cruises is sailing to Japan in October on the Seven Seas Explorer , one of the world’s most luxurious ships. Fares include shore excursions, such as indulging in hot springs on the southern Japanese island of Kyushu; exploring Kagoshima, known as the “Naples of the East” for its caldera bay and volcano; and learning porcelain traditions in Sasebo. Among other stops, guests will also visit Kyoto and Shimizu, for views of Mount Fuji.

Regent Seven Seas’ 11-night Japan cruises start at $15,199 per person, with business-class airfare included.

Windstar’s Japan cruise—including a stop in Osaka—is a feast for the senses.

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Windstar Cruises

Best for cuisine

Windstar Cruises , the official cruise line of the James Beard Foundation—and with dishes from prestigious chefs featured on the ships’ menus—is exploring Japan in September and October 2023 with its 312-passenger, all-suite Star Breeze . A 10-night Grand Japan sailing between Yokohama and Osaka affords deeper exploration of smaller ports, including in the Seto Inland Sea (larger ships can only get so deep into the island region). From Kagoshima, Windstar passengers will visit the lunar landscapes and lava fields of Sakurajima Island and from Shingu, the mountain-perched Kamikura-jinja Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage site. As part of the James Beard partnership, Tracy Chang, chef/owner of Pagu restaurant in Cambridge, Massachusetts, will be onboard cooking, doing demonstrations, and leading a market tour, on a September cruise. Her cuisine celebrates Spanish and Japanese tapas, paired with wines and sakes.

Windstar’s 10-night Japan sailing starts at $3,499 per person.

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Regent Japan Cruise 2023

Join Linda on this amazing journey around Japan departing March 28, 2023 for 14 unforgettable nights.

If your dream holiday is one where you know exactly what it will cost before you go, then this is it as almost everything is included!!  (there is nothing worse than having a huge credit card bill after you return home)

• WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THIS CRUISE:
• ALL FARES INCLUDE: 3 night Pre- or Post-Cruise Land Program in Tokyo, Unlimited Shore Excursions, Unlimited Beverages Including Fine Wines and Premium Spirits, Open Bars and Lounges Plus In-Suite Mini-Bar Replenished Daily, Pre-Paid Gratuities, Specialty Restaurants, FREE Unlimited WiFi plus either FREE Business Class Airfare from select cities or an air credit.

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises offers more value while sailing the exotics

Regent Seven Seas Cruises, provides luxury travellers with exclusive savings through its newly launched offer   The Exotics Edition. When booking select 2024 and 2025 voyages between now and 30 June, 2024, discerning travellers can save up to 45% per guest on cruise fares, allowing room to indulge in the unrivalled all-inclusive Regent experience for less.

In addition, on select sailings within the offer, guests will receive an included 3-night pre- or post-cruise Land Programme offering more destination exploration in incredible locales across the globe.

The exclusive offer is available on almost 30 voyages ranging from 10 to 24 nights, giving travellers even more reason to immerse themselves in some of the world’s most exotic and distinctive destinations spanning Asia, Africa & Arabia, the South Pacific, Australia & New Zealand and South America, while enjoying remarkable value. The savings can be made on Veranda Suites up to Penthouse Suites.

“At Regent Seven Seas Cruises, we pride ourselves on offering our guests immersive and culturally enlightening itineraries, that’s why we are thrilled to unveil The Exotics Edition,” said Andrea DeMarco, President of Regent Seven Seas Cruises. “With included unlimited shore excursions, speciality dining, premium beverages and much more included in the fare, a Regent voyage is the perfect way for travellers to create unforgettable memories in these bucket-list-worthy destinations.”

“Ensuring the success of our travel partners in Asia is a top priority for us. That’s why we strive to provide them with the best value-added promotions possible to entice their clients into an unrivalled Regent experience” said Lisa Pile, Vice President Sales & General Manager, Asia Pacific, Regent Seven Seas Cruises. “Our newest The Exotic Edition booking incentive offers our trusted travel advisors the opportunity to generate additional earnings this spring with sensational voyages across the world’s most incredible destinations.”

For returning travellers or those discovering the wonders of Regent for the first time, The Exotics Edition offer is available onboard Seven Seas Explorer ® , Seven Seas Mariner ® , Seven Seas Splendor ® , Seven Seas Voyager ® , with ports of call including Papeete, French Polynesia; Tokyo, Japan; Cape Town, South Africa; and Montevideo, Uruguay.

Taking advantage of this exclusive offer, discerning guests can experience unrivalled luxury, for less aboard The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet ® , exploring breathtaking destinations across the globe in style. Sailing to over 550 destinations globally, Regent Seven Seas Cruises is the world’s leading truly all-inclusive cruise line. The ever-expanding menu of luxuries included in the cruise fare means guests can enjoy a relaxed, pampered cruise with unlimited included shore excursions, gourmet cuisine in a range of speciality restaurants and al fresco dining venues, fine wines and spirits, in-suite liquor and mini-bar replenished daily, captivating entertainment, unlimited WiFi, valet laundry service, pre-paid gratuities and more.

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Muroran (Japan Iburi)

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Port Muroran cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Muroran, Japan Iburi. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

Muroran is a port city in Japan's Iburi Subprefecture (Hokkaido Island) with population around 95,000 and total area approx 81 km2 (31 mi2).

During late-16th century, the entire region came under Matsumae clan's rule. The town was then developed as a trading post between the clans Matsumae (originally named Kakizaki) and Ainu (the "barbarians" from the north). The seaport was officially opened in 1892. Also then started the construction of the city's main road linking Hakodate with Tomakomai-Sapporo . In 1899, the port received its "open port" status allowing trading with UK and USA.

The municipality was established in 1922 after opening the shipping route to Mori and the railroad extension to Iwamizawa. In the following years, the city was developed as a major transportation hub and center of steel production. Unfortunately, in the end of WW2 (13939-1945), most of its industrial plants were severely damaged by the USA's newest battleships. Currently, the city has large oil refineries, steel mills, cement factories and shipyards - all clustered around the port.

The city's best-known tourist attractions include Hakucho Bridge (ranked eastern Japan's largest suspension bridge with length 720 m / 2360 ft), Mt Wshibetsu, Itanki Beach, Muroran-Hakkei (8 scenic locations).

From Muroran are offered bus excursions to Shikotsu-Toya National Park (Hokkaido Island's western part) best known for Noboribetsu (hot spring resort). The NP covers total area 993 km2 (383 mi2) and is named after its two caldera lakes - Shikotsu and Toya.

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises Expands Immersive Overnights Collection

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises is expanding its “Immersive Overnights” collection with a new Sunset Over Tuscany Mediterranean sailing, 24 new shore excursions and 12 new land programs.

The new 12-night Sunset Over Tuscany voyage, sailing from Italy to Barcelona, Spain on October 22, 2025 visits Valletta, Malta; Naples, Italy; Tuscany (Livorno), Italy; and Provence (Marseille), France. Guests can opt for shore excursions such as a Sunset Wine Tasting & Dinner at a Tuscan Villa and Discover Florence at Sunset.

  New shoreside experiences include enjoying a Kobe beef dinner in Japan, sampling Croatian wines in some of the country’s most prestigious vineyards or exploring the Amalfi Coast in Italy.

The collection features destinations in the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and Asia, with itineraries between October 2024 and October 2025 ranging from seven to 14 nights.

  “We are incredibly excited to offer such a diverse selection of travel experiences to enrich our unique Immersive Overnights collection, as well as add a completely new itinerary for guests to enjoy,” said Andrea DeMarco, president of Regent Seven Seas Cruises. “The collection features an overnight stay and multiple days in every single port of call, allowing discerning travelers the opportunity to truly immerse themselves in Europe and Asia’s rich history and vibrant cultures, all while reveling in spacious all-suite accommodations and personalized service onboard The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet.”

New Overnight Land Programs include:

• Croatian Elegance and Trendy Nightlife: Visit the cathedral and Emperor Diocletian’s 4th-century palace in Split before exploring the nightlife in Hvar.
• Adriatic and Balkan Trilogy: Explore the history, architecture, culture and cuisine across Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro.
• Adriatic Tapestry: Visit two UNESCO World Heritage site Old Towns (Montenegro and Croatia).
• Ancient Marvels of the Peloponnese: Discover the archaeological sites in Epidaurus, Mycenae, and Corinth.

Travel Advisors who watch the Immersive Overnights webinar with Steve Odell, Regent’s chief sales officer, and Shawn Tubman, senior vice president of sales and trade marketing, North America, are eligible to receive $500 shipboard credit per suite for their clients on any Immersive Overnights bookings made now through June 30, 2024.

In addition, until June 30, 2024, travel advisors who make three new bookings on voyages in Regent’s Immersive Overnights collection have the chance to earn a free voyage.

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Princess is launching an all-inclusive, 4-month, around-the-world cruise for $20,000— see what it'll be like

• Princess Cruises announced a 114-day  world cruise to 52 destinations in 2026, starting at $20,000 per person. 
• Guests who book early would get a free, all-inclusive package, a first for Princess' global itineraries.
• Extended and all-inclusive cruises have emerged as big trends in the vacation industry.

Princess Cruise's new around-the-world voyage will hit two vacation trends in one itinerary.

In January 2026, the company says its Coral Princess will embark on a 114-day cruise to 52 ports in 28 countries and six continents — more destinations than any of its previous global sailings .

It's the Carnival Corp brand's latest appeal to the extended cruising trend . But it's not the only fad this four-month vacation is targeting.

The sailing, which starts at $20,000 per person, also marks the first time Princess is offering a complimentary all-inclusive package as a way to entice early bookings.

Ultra-long and all-inclusive cruises have emerged as big trends in the industry.

Regent Seven Seas, Azamara, and Oceania's 2024 around-the-world cruises all sold out before departing in January. The former was fully booked within three hours, while every cabin on the latter was called for in 30 minutes.

Besides being high-end, these three companies share one commonality: some level of all-inclusiveness , as is common with premium cruise lines.

Mass-market cruise companies rarely go the all-inclusive route.

Princess, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian are generally beloved for their affordability.

But if you want to experience all their ships have to offer, be prepared to face a list of up-charged amenities like pay-to-play rides and specialty restaurants . After all, there's a reason their base fares are much cheaper than their increasingly popular ultra-luxury, all-inclusive counterparts.

But Princess has been increasingly vying for a slice of the luxury cruiser pie.

The cruise line says guests who book its 2026 world cruise early (that is, by the end of October) will receive its most inclusive Princess Premier package for free. The perk — launched two years ago — covers amenities that typically have a fee, like WiFi, premium drinks, some specialty restaurants, and workout classes.

Travelers who reserve one of the ship's high-end cabins by the same deadline would also receive complimentary airport transfers and airfare, services normally exclusively offered by luxury cruise lines .

The itinerary would have two roundtrip embarkation options: Fort. Lauderdale, Florida, on January 5, 2026, or Los Angeles 16 days later.

From there, the 2,000-guest Coral Princess would sail more than 35,000 nautical miles to ports in North America, the Pacific Islands, New Zealand and Australia, Asia, the Mediterranean, Europe, and Central and South America.

It wouldn't be Princess' longest voyage — that title goes to its 116-day world cruise in 2025 — but it would be one of its most destination-heavy.

While two days longer, next year's around-the-world cruise would hit six fewer ports and four fewer countries than its 2026 counterpart.

According to the itinerary, about half of the 2026 voyage consists of sea days.

That's a lot of time on the water with no land in sight. Luckily, travelers can keep themselves entertained by attending lectures and programs related to the destinations, leisuring around the adult-only lounge, or taking a dip in Coral Princess' four pools.

The 21-year-old ship also has 10 places to grab a bite, although the Italian and steakhouse restaurants are considered specialty. Premier is the cruise line's most inclusive package, but it only includes 16 free dinners at these upcharge restaurants, paced once a week.

Princess is still a mass-market cruise line, after all.

The company has been increasingly dangling its inclusive package as a big perk.

The company says its two-month-old Sun Princess will debut in the US in October with its first-ever Sanctuary Collection . Travelers who splurge on these expensive and luxurious accommodations would be rewarded with two major benefits: a private lounge and Princess Premier.

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