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Tokyo Bay Cruises

Discover Tokyo Bay in style from these ships

Tokyo Bay is a winding stretch of water that offers extraordinary views of the city's skyline — not just on land. Near Shiba Celestine Hotel , there are cruises around the bay that let you appreciate Tokyo's beauty while gliding on the waters.

1. Symphony Tokyo Bay Cruise

Symphony Tokyo Bay Cruise lets you experience the high life for a couple of hours. With lunch, afternoon, sunset and dinner cruises available, all you need to do is sit on the top deck and enjoy a drink while feasting on local and international cuisine. The Classica yacht brings you to the most popular sights across Tokyo Bay, including the Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and Odaiba before concluding at the Hinode Passenger Terminal.

Cruise and restaurant packages start from ¥1,500 for the shorter afternoon cruise to lavish dinner packages up to ¥20,000. If you decide to splurge it all, the entire yacht is available for booking, and you can have a peaceful afternoon to yourself or your friends.

2. Sumida River Cruise Ship

This cruise ship service might be notable for its futuristic Himiko ship that runs from Asakusa to Odaiba, but the cruise destinations are not too shabby either. Y ou can travel between 12 locations in the Tokyo Bay area, including Hamarikyu Pier for Hamarikyu Garden , Odaiba , and Kasai Rinkai Park — all picturesque locations.

Making the cruise more attractive are its distance-based fares that range from ¥ 200 for a 5-minute trip (for example, from Hinode to Harumi Pier) to ¥ 2,000 (for the 70-minute ride from Asakusa to Toyosu).

3. Gozabune Atakemaru Cruise

Gozabune Atakemaru, also known as the Samurai Ship, takes cruising to the next level, by bringing a brand new experience to Tokyo's waterways. Offering a bay cruise, traditional kabuki-inspired show and Japanese dinner course, the Gozabune combines tradition with modern style. The luxury vessel, an Edo period replica liner like that owned by feudal lords such as shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu, sets itself apart on the waters with its majestic design.

Guests are naturally encouraged to move freely around the boat's deck too during the cruise, with the route providing good views of landmarks such as Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Gate Bridge and even Tokyo Tower along the way.

The cruise caters to several dining plans, with the whole ship even available to charter for larger groups of up to 500 guests. You can pick from a 40-minute day cruise that departs from Hinode Pier at 14:50, a 75-minute evening cruise departing at 17:30 that includes a show and one drink, or a 120-minute night cruise departing at 19:15 that includes a show and all-you-can-eat food and drink.

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The Cruise Club Tokyo

ザ・クルーズクラブ東京, shinagawa yokohama.

Lunch Cruise Afternoon Cruise

Welcome to The Cruise Club Tokyo

The Cruise Club Tokyo, Japan’s only waterfront oasis, offers two stunning places of relaxation in one: the canalside Club House Restaurant and the cruise ship Lady Crystal, dubbed “the Grande Dame of Tokyo Bay.” The Cruise Club Tokyo’s appeal to guests is sixfold:

• 1. Japan’s only waterfront oasis with two luxurious venues: a club house and a cruise ship
• 2. A dedicated pier from which only The Cruise Club Tokyo’s ship sails
• 3. Dramatic journeys that take in picturesque views of Tokyo’s most emblematic sights
• 4. Exquisite French cuisine at the water’s edge, ensuring a feast for all five senses
• 5. Elegant, yet warm hospitality that treats guests like old and valued friends
• 6. A certain panache backed up by NYK Line's proud tradition as an historical owner and operator of world-class passenger ships

Lady Crystal, “the grande dame of the seas,” cuts a noble figure as she sails around Tokyo Bay

Available for use as either a floating restaurant or a cruise ship alone, this 120-guest capacity ship has three floors, accommodating a dining room, private deck, and private room, as well as a deck for enjoying the view. The ship is equipped with full kitchen facilities, ensuring that guests dining on board can enjoy fine French cuisine of the same quality as that offered in the Club House. Let the romance of the sea bring you and that special someone closer together on this cruise ship.

CRUISE PLAN

Lunch Cruise

Weekends and holidays only 12:00–13:40 Gaze at panoramic views while enjoying fine French cuisine

Afternoon Cruise

Weekends and holidays only 14:15–15:00 An affordable cruise for those who simply want to appreciate the view

Dinner Cruise

Weekday / 18:30–20:30 Weekend and holidays / 18:00–20:00 Savor spectacular night views of Tokyo Bay as you dine

Night Cruise

Weekday / 21:15–22:15 Weekend and holidays / 20:45–21:45 Enjoy the very best night views of Tokyo Bay as you sip your free drink

CRUISING COURSE

* Route may vary to avoid congestion, construction, or large vessels entering/leaving port.

An elegant haven where men and women who enjoy the finer things in life can relax in style

The maritime-themed entrance leads you into a modern and elegant high-ceilinged space. Amid chic monochrome decor, you can unwind as you savor the chef’s French culinary masterpieces. Also boasting a lounge and bar counter, the Club House can hold around 90 guests for a sit-down meal or around 150 guests for a buffet, making it the ideal venue for any occasion, from intimate anniversary meals to dinners with important persons and weddings.

CLUB HOUSE + CRUISE PLAN

CLUB HOUSE + CRUISE

Lunch Set Plan

Weekends and holidays 12:00–15:00 Club House Lunch & Afternoon Cruise Enjoy a 45-minute cruise after a set menu lunch in the Club House

Dinner Set Plan

18:30–22:30 Club House Dinner & Night Cruise Guests are requested to specify the time of arrival between 18:30 and 19:30

CLUB HOUSE PLAN

Club House Lunch

Weekends and holidays 12:00–13:30 (last orders) Relaxing lunchtime in an urban resort surrounded by water and greenery

Club House Dinner

Daily 18:30–20:30 (last orders) Join us at The Cruise Club Tokyo to savor an array of our specialty dishes

Fine French cuisine like a painting made from carefully selected seasonal ingredients delights both the eye and the palate

The Cruise Club Tokyo brings you authentic fine French cuisine. Carefully selected seasonal ingredients make each and every dish a work of art, creating a sumptuous feast for all five senses. Our custom-made cakes and the desserts that showcase our patissier’s skill are masterpieces that can only be enjoyed at The Cruise Club Tokyo. From special multi-course meals to buffet dining, we can cater to guests’ requirements with the ultimate in food and hospitality.

Executive Chef: Kenji Hayama

Born in Tsukiji, Tokyo, Hayama trained from 1993 at a number of restaurants in Europe, including a Michelin three-star. He returned to Tokyo four years later and entered the kitchen of an upscale restaurant in Minami Aoyama, where he rose to the position of chef in 2004. He was appointed sous chef of the Crystal Yacht Club in 2011 and executive chef of The Cruise Club Tokyo in 2023.

SPECIAL SERVICE

Share your happiness with friends and family at an unforgettable party on shore and at sea.

This is Japan’s only waterfront oasis with both a cruise ship and a club house. Take a break from everyday life to enjoy exquisite French cuisine and matching wines with your friends and loved ones. Coruscating like jewels, Tokyo’s bright lights and the star-encrusted heavens above beckon you into a dreamlike world as you nonchalantly board with cruise ticket in hand. We can offer you a unique wedding to remember against the backdrop of sea and sky as you share your joy and make wonderful memories with your friends and family.

Tokyo Bay: Traditional Japanese Yakatabune Dinner Cruise

Looking for a thrilling and immersive experience in Tokyo? Look no further than the Tokyo Bay: Traditional Japanese Yakatabune Dinner Cruise.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to dine on a floating restaurant while cruising along the mesmerizing Tokyo Bay? This 2.5 to 3-hour dinner cruise offers just that and so much more.

Step aboard the Yakatabune houseboat and prepare to be swept away by the breathtaking city skyline at night. Indulge in a mouthwatering 10-course Japanese dinner, complete with authentic flavors and a wide selection of beverages.

With pickup and drop-off service, this unforgettable experience is just a click away. Get ready to embark on a cultural and culinary journey like no other on the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise.

Quick Takeaways

• Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise offers a 2.5 to 3-hour boat cruise with breathtaking views of Tokyo’s illuminated skyline.
• Guests can enjoy a traditional 10-course Japanese dinner during the cruise, showcasing the artistry of Japanese cuisine.
• An all-you-can-drink option is available, providing a variety of beverage choices including beer , shochu , Japanese sake , wine , whiskey , plum liquor , and soft drinks.
• The cruise offers a unique and unforgettable dining experience, with positive reviews highlighting the professionalism of the staff, quick service , and relaxed atmosphere.

Activity Details

The activity details for the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise include a thrilling 2.5 to 3-hour boat cruise and a mouthwatering 10-course Japanese dinner.

Step aboard the Yakatabune houseboat and get ready for an experience like no other. As the boat glides through the waters of Tokyo Bay, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of the city’s illuminated skyline. From the top deck, you can marvel at iconic landmarks like the Tokyo Skytree and Rainbow Bridge.

But the excitement doesn’t end there. Indulge in an all-you-can-drink option that includes beer, shochu , Japanese sake , wine , whiskey , plum liquor , and soft drinks. Sip on your favorite beverage as you savor the flavors of traditional Japanese cuisine.

This is an evening you won’t want to miss.

During the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise, guests will have the opportunity to experience the stunning beauty of Tokyo at night while indulging in a traditional 10-course Japanese dinner.

As they step aboard the Yakatabune houseboat, they’ll be greeted by breathtaking scenic views of Tokyo’s skyline illuminated by the city lights. From the top deck, they can admire iconic landmarks like the Tokyo Skytree and Rainbow Bridge, creating a truly mesmerizing backdrop for their dining experience.

As they savor each course of the authentic Japanese dinner, they can also enjoy an all-you-can-drink option, including a variety of beverages.

While the experience is immersive and captivating, some guests have expressed a desire for more English explanations about the food.

Nonetheless, the relaxed atmosphere , traditional cuisine , and quick service have received high praise, adding to the overall enjoyment of the cruise.

Guests can enjoy a variety of inclusions during their Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise experience.

The first highlight is the exquisite food presentation . A traditional 10-course Japanese dinner is served, showcasing the artistry of Japanese cuisine. From delicate sashimi to flavorful tempura, each dish is meticulously prepared and beautifully arranged.

And what’s a dinner cruise without drinks? Guests have the option of indulging in an all-you-can-drink selection that includes beer, shochu, Japanese sake, wine, whiskey, plum liquor, and soft drinks. Whether you prefer a refreshing glass of sake or a classic cocktail, the drink options are sure to satisfy every palate.

As you savor the delectable cuisine and sip on your chosen beverage, you’ll be surrounded by the breathtaking views of Tokyo Bay, creating an unforgettable dining experience.

Selecting Participants and Date

Participants can easily select their desired number of guests and check the availability of dates for the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise. Whether it’s a romantic date night or a fun gathering with friends, the participant requirements are flexible, allowing for a customizable experience.

With the option to choose the number of guests, participants can ensure that everyone they want to share this unique dining experience with is included. Plus, the availability of dates can be checked, ensuring that the desired time slot is open for booking.

This adds an element of excitement and anticipation as participants secure their spot for this thrilling adventure on the Yakatabune houseboats .

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enjoy a traditional 10-course Japanese dinner while cruising through Tokyo Bay.

Customer Reviews

Receiving an overall rating of 4.7/5 based on 146 reviews, customers have praised the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise for its professionalism, enjoyment , and traditional dining experience.

The reviews have highlighted the following aspects:

• Request for English explanations : Customers appreciated the professionalism of the staff but expressed a desire for more English explanations about the food. They wanted a deeper understanding of the dishes they were enjoying.
• Quick service and organization: The cruise received positive feedback for its quick service and efficient organization. Customers appreciated the smooth flow of the evening, allowing them to fully enjoy the experience without any delays.

During the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise, guests are transported back in time to experience traditional Japanese culture and cuisine.

The cruise takes place on Yakatabune houseboats , where guests can enjoy a 2.5 to 3-hour boat ride while indulging in a 10-course Japanese dinner.

The dinner includes a variety of authentic Japanese dishes, allowing guests to taste the flavors of Japan.

To enhance the experience, an all-you-can-drink option is available, featuring beer , shochu, Japanese sake, wine, whiskey, plum liquor, and soft drinks.

While the cruise offers a truly immersive experience, some guests have requested more English explanations about the food.

However, overall, the cruise is praised for its relaxed atmosphere, traditional food , and quick service.

To reach the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise, guests can easily access the Funasei Boat Pier in Shinagawa-Ku. Here’s how to get there:

• From Shinagawa Station, take the Takanawa Exit and head towards the Konan Exit.
• Walk for about 10 minutes until you reach the Funasei Boat Pier.
• Look for the unmistakable Yakatabune houseboats docked along the pier.
• If you prefer public transportation, take the Keikyu Line to Tennozu Isle Station.
• From there, it’s just a short walk to the pier.
• As you approach the pier, your excitement will grow as you catch glimpses of the magnificent Tokyo Bay navigation .

Once you arrive at the Funasei Boat Pier, you’ll be greeted by the sight of the elegant Yakatabune houseboats waiting to take you on a journey through Tokyo Bay. The anticipation builds as you step on board, ready to embark on an unforgettable dining experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there vegetarian or vegan options available for the 10-course japanese dinner.

Vegetarian alternatives and vegan-friendly options are available for the 10-course Japanese dinner. The cruise offers a delightful experience with stunning views of Tokyo at night, top-deck sights of the Tokyo Skytree and Rainbow Bridge, and an all-you-can-drink option.

Is There a Dress Code for the Yakatabune Dinner Cruise?

There is no dress code for the Yakatabune dinner cruise. Guests are encouraged to wear comfortable attire. The cruise can accommodate dietary restrictions , including vegetarian and vegan options for the 10-course Japanese dinner.

Can Children Participate in the Dinner Cruise?

Children of all ages are welcome to participate in the dinner cruise. There are no age restrictions , allowing families to enjoy the traditional Japanese experience together and create unforgettable memories on Tokyo Bay.

Can I Bring My Own Alcohol on Board?

Yes, guests are not allowed to bring their own alcohol on board the Yakatabune dinner cruise. However, the cruise offers an all-you-can-drink option, including beer , sake, wine, and more. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated upon request.

Is There Live Entertainment or Music During the Cruise?

Yes, there is live entertainment and music during the cruise. Guests can enjoy traditional Japanese performances while seeing the beautiful scenery of Tokyo Bay. It adds an extra element of excitement and culture to the experience.

Step aboard the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise and prepare to be swept away on a thrilling journey through the beauty and culture of Tokyo.

With stunning views of the city’s skyline, a traditional 10-course Japanese dinner, and an all-you-can-drink option, this experience is a feast for the senses.

Rated 4.7/5 based on 146 reviews, this dinner cruise promises professionalism, enjoyment, and a relaxed atmosphere.

Don’t miss your chance to learn about the magic of Tokyo Bay.

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Tokyo Bay: Traditional Japanese Yakatabune Dinner Cruise

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Discover the enchanting Tokyo Bay with the Traditional Japanese Yakatabune Dinner Cruise. This captivating activity, operated by H.I.S. Co Ltd(TIC), offers guests a chance to experience the breathtaking beauty of Tokyo at night while enjoying authentic Japanese cuisine .

With a 4.7/5 rating from 145 reviews, this cruise promises excellence in transportation, service, and organization. Indulge in a 10-course Japanese dinner with all-you-can-drink beverages, while admiring iconic landmarks like the Tokyo Skytree and Rainbow Bridge.

Don’t miss this unforgettable evening on the Tokyo Bay.

Good To Know

• Free cancellation available up to 11 days in advance for a full refund
• Duration of the activity is 3 hours
• Admire the Tokyo Skytree and Rainbow Bridge from the top deck
• All you can drink beer , shochu , Japanese sake , wine , whiskey , plum liquor , and soft drinks are included

Activity Details

The activity details of the Tokyo Bay yakatabune dinner cruise include a 2.5 to 3-hour boat cruise, a 10-course Japanese dinner, and all-you-can-drink beverages .

This cruise offers a unique and enchanting experience, allowing guests to see the beautiful scenery of Tokyo at night. From the top deck of the boat, you can admire iconic landmarks such as the Tokyo Skytree and Rainbow Bridge.

The duration of the cruise ensures that you have ample time to enjoy the stunning views and indulge in the delicious 10-course Japanese dinner. Plus, the all-you-can-drink beverages add to the enjoyment of the evening.

It’s important to note the cancellation policy, which allows for free cancellation up to 11 days in advance for a full refund. This ensures flexibility and peace of mind for potential guests.

Scenic Tokyo Night Views

guests on the Tokyo Bay yakatabune dinner cruise are treated to breathtaking scenic Tokyo night views, allowing them to enjoy the beauty of the city’s illuminated landmarks.

The romantic atmosphere created by the twinkling lights of Tokyo adds a special charm to the experience. As the yakatabune boat glides along the calm waters of the bay, guests can capture stunning photographs of iconic sights such as the Tokyo Skytree and Rainbow Bridge from the top deck.

The combination of the tranquil surroundings, the warm glow of the city lights, and the gentle breeze creates a truly enchanting ambiance. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast or simply looking to enjoy a romantic evening, the scenic Tokyo night views on the yakatabune dinner cruise are sure to leave a lasting impression.

Authentic Japanese Dining Experience

Guests on the Tokyo Bay yakatabune dinner cruise can indulge in an exquisite culinary journey, seeing an authentic Japanese dining experience. Here are four aspects that make this dining experience truly special:

• Japanese Dining Customs : Experience the traditional Japanese way of dining, where attention to detail and respect for food are paramount. From the artful presentation of dishes to the use of chopsticks and the practice of saying ‘Itadakimasu’ before starting the meal, each aspect of Japanese dining customs adds to the authenticity of the experience.
• Traditional Japanese Cuisine : Savor an array of traditional Japanese dishes prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. From delicate sashimi to flavorful tempura, each dish showcases the rich flavors and techniques that have been passed down through generations.
• All-You-Can-Drink Beverages: Enhance your dining experience with a selection of all-you-can-drink beverages, including Japanese sake , beer , shochu , and more. These drinks perfectly complement the flavors of the cuisine and add to the overall enjoyment of the evening.
• Beautiful Setting: Dine aboard a yakatabune boat, cruising along Tokyo Bay and taking in the stunning views of the city skyline. The combination of delicious food, breathtaking scenery , and a serene atmosphere creates a truly unforgettable dining experience.

All-You-Can-Drink Beverages

Enhance the dining experience on the Tokyo Bay yakatabune dinner cruise with a selection of all-you-can-drink beverages, perfectly complementing the flavors of the traditional Japanese cuisine . Whether you prefer alcoholic or non-alcoholic options, there is something for everyone to enjoy on this memorable cruise. Take a look at the table below for a comprehensive list of the beverages available:

While the cruise offers all-you-can-drink options, it is important to note that there may be limits on alcohol consumption to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all passengers. Plus, if you prefer not to consume alcohol, there are plenty of refreshing non-alcoholic beverages to choose from. So sit back, relax , and indulge in a wide array of beverage options as you take in the breathtaking views of Tokyo Bay.

Inclusions and Pickup/Drop-off Service

The inclusions for the Tokyo Bay yakatabune dinner cruise include a 2.5 to 3-hour boat cruise, a 10-course Japanese dinner, and all-you-can-drink beverages .

Theres some good the breathtaking scenery of Tokyo at night while admiring iconic landmarks such as the Tokyo Skytree and Rainbow Bridge from the top deck.

The 10-course Japanese dinner offers a culinary journey, allowing guests to savor multiple authentic dishes. To enhance the experience, all-you-can-drink beverages are provided, including beer , shochu, Japanese sake, wine, whiskey, plum liquor, and soft drinks.

Plus, pickup and drop-off options are available, offering convenience and ease of transportation to and from the Funasei Boat Pier in Shinagawa-Ku.

However, it’s important to note that dietary requirements can’t be catered for, although there’s a special meal available for infants aged 3-5 years old.

Important Information for Participants

Upon check-in, participants of the Tokyo Bay yakatabune dinner cruise are required to arrive 30 minutes prior to departure time. It’s important for participants to familiarize themselves with the cruise etiquette to ensure a pleasant experience for everyone on board.

It’s customary to remove one’s shoes before boarding the ship and to be respectful of others by speaking softly and refraining from smoking. As for the dress code , it’s recommended to dress in smart casual attire, avoiding flip flops or overly casual clothing. While there’s no strict dress code , it’s always nice to dress up a bit for the occasion.

Customer Reviews and Ratings

Customers have praised the Tokyo Bay yakatabune dinner cruise, with an overall rating of 4.7/5 based on 145 reviews. Here are some of the reasons why customers have been highly satisfied with their experience:

• Unforgettable Experience : Many customers described the cruise as excellent and professional, providing them with an enjoyable and memorable experience.
• Language Barrier : Some customers mentioned that while they enjoyed the cruise, they felt that the lack of English explanations for the food was a drawback. This highlights the importance of language support for international customers.
• Relaxed Atmosphere : Customers appreciated the relaxed atmosphere on the cruise, which allowed them to fully enjoy the traditional Japanese experience.
• Quick Service : The cruise received positive feedback for its quick and attentive service, ensuring that customers were well taken care of throughout the duration of the cruise.

Directions and Departure Information

Based on the previous customer reviews and ratings, individuals who are interested in the Tokyo Bay yakatabune dinner cruise can find directions and departure information for this activity.

The cruise takes place at the Funasei Boat Pier in Shinagawa-Ku. Departure time is between 5:00 PM and 6:30 PM, although the actual time depends on the date and weather conditions. It’s important to check-in at least 30 minutes prior to departure.

The cruise operates in the rain, but not under special circumstances like earthquakes, tsunamis , or storms. Please note that the route is subject to change.

As for the dress code, there’s no specific requirement, but it’s recommended to dress comfortably and in casual attire.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Cancellation Policy for the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise?

The cancellation policy for the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise allows for free cancellation up to 11 days in advance for a full refund. Booking requirements include checking availability and checking in 30 minutes prior to departure.

How Long Does the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise Last?

The Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise lasts for approximately 2.5 to 3 hours. The schedule varies depending on the date and weather. Passengers are required to check in 30 minutes prior to departure.

How Can I Check the Availability and Starting Times for the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise?

To check availability and starting times for the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise, customers can visit the activity’s page and find the information there. It’s important to note that the departure time may vary depending on the date and weather conditions.

Who Is the Activity Provider for the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise?

The activity provider for the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise is H.I.S. Co Ltd(TIC). They handle the booking process and ensure a smooth experience for guests.

What Is the Average Rating and Number of Reviews for the Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise?

The Tokyo Bay Yakatabune Dinner Cruise has an average rating of 4.7/5 based on 145 reviews. Customers have praised the transportation, value for money , service, and organization of this traditional Japanese dinner cruise experience.

To sum it up, the Tokyo Bay: Traditional Japanese Yakatabune Dinner Cruise offers a captivating and unforgettable experience for guests.

With its stunning views of Tokyo at night, authentic Japanese cuisine , and all-you-can-drink beverages, this activity promises to tantalize all senses.

The convenient pickup and drop-off services add to the overall convenience of the experience.

With its excellent customer reviews and ratings, this dinner cruise is a must-try for anyone looking to enjoy the beauty and culture of Tokyo.

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If you want to ride a boat in Tokyo, please choose " AMITATSU".

Yakatabune AMITATSU is a long-established boat founded 100 years ago. Since then, numerous tourists have enjoyed riding on of our eight (8) boats. Each boat is large-sized, equipped with the latest facilities and observation deck. AMITATSU boats accommodate large groups of customers, and we have a wide variety of courses that tour around popular sightseeing spots of Tokyo. We do our utmost to offer high quality boat cruises.

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Reservation is available from 2 persons!

We have two (2) types of boat reservations: 1. "DINNER CRUISE BOAT" or 2. "CHARTERED BOAT" .

DINNER CRUISE BOAT

Sharing a boat cruise with other tourists. You can reserve this type of boat from 2 people , so it is suitable for people who want to enjoy a boat cruise casually.

Check the schedule of Dinner cruise boat

CHARTERED BOAT

Rent of entire boat. (Examples: Parties, banquets, company outings, etc). Weekday: bookable minimum 20 people. Friday,Saturday,Sunday,Holidays: bookable minimum 25 people.

Learn more about chartered boat

Seasonal course

Sightseeing course of a dinner cruise boat

Odaiba sky tree course.

"Daiba Sky tree course" is a sightseeing course on a shared boat which departs from Azumabashi-sanbashi. Experience "Daiba" and "Tokyo Sky Tree", two of the most popular sightseeing spots in Tokyo, on the same trip. This course is also the most popular among Japanese tourists.

Duration of the course: About 2 hours and 30 minutes Departure and arrival: Azumabashi-sanbashi (only in cherry blossom season : Harumi-sanbashi)

Fee of a dinner cruise boat

Odaiba sky tree course.

• Adult: 13,000 yen
• Children(age 4-12): 6,500 yen
• Children(age 0-3): Free ＊ We do not offer seats and food.

Sumida river cherry-blossom viewing course

• Adult: 12,000 yen
• Children(age 4-12): 6,000 yen

The following is included in the fee

• Boarding fee, meals, Drinks(All-you-can-drink) ,  service charge and tax.

When it comes to Yakatabune， You must have freshly fried tempura and fresh sashimi. We also prepare other dishes made using seasonable ingredients.

Standard course for dinner cruise boat 

＊ We offer only Standard course for the guests of dinner cruise boat.

《 Banquet dish example 》

There is also a menu for vegetarians.

If you make a reservation in advance, we can offer you the vegetarian menu. Please let us know the number of people who need the vegetarian menu. (fill in the Booking Form).

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Boat facilities (example)

There are 8 boats owned by AMITATSU. In this web page, we will introduce 2 of them. Clients of the Ferry boat (Ride Sharing Boat) cannot choose the boat they will be boarding on.

The outline of the boat

• The number of people: 60-120
• Japanese-style seats* (hori-gotatsu seat)/ sky roof deck/ gender-separated bathrooms
• Length: 30 m/ width: 5.20m/ room extent: 48 mats room/ room height: 1m80cm

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A yakatabune is a traditional Japanese boat that dates back to the Heian period (which was from 791-1185). Typically small, low-slung and privately-owned, yakatabune have a longstanding reputation as party boats, or "pleasure boats", ferrying merrymakers around bays and along rivers while they eat, drink and enjoy the passing scenery.

Identifiable by their festive red lanterns, these roofed boats are a common sight around Tokyo Bay, as well as on the Sumida River, especially on hot summer nights. Some can be booked for the exclusive use of a private group, while others offer space onboard a shared cruise. You'll also spot yakatabune boats in other parts of Japan, notably Kyoto , where they cruise around Arashiyama.

Best Tokyo Dinner Cruises

A number of companies run dinner cruises in Tokyo (as well as daytime cruises), offering different packages and perks. You can choose from yakatabune boats or bigger, cruise-liner-type ships. Some accept reservations in English, while others are only bookable in Japanese, and don't offer any language support. A few only run cruises during summer, while others operate throughout the year.

Here are some of the most popular Tokyo boat cruise options.

1. Top Yakatabune Choice: Sumida River Dinner Cruise

This Tokyo cruise offers a window into the way the good people of Edo (that's the old name for Tokyo) liked to let their hair down. Tuck into an array of traditional Japanese dishes and enjoy unlimited drinks (alcoholic and otherwise) on a 2.5-hour trip down the Sumida River. Departing from Asakusa , you'll get views of Odaiba, Tokyo Skytree, and the city skyline.

The restaurant boat, which comes complete with traditional tatami-mat flooring, can seat up to 50 guests, making for a festive experience. It's a great way to celebrate a birthday or special occasion. Vegetarian and vegan options are available by prior arrangement. And children are welcome, making it a family-friendly cruise. Booking link .

2. Tokyo Symphony Cruise

The "Tokyo Bay Cruising Restaurant Symphony" is a well-known name in the Tokyo dinner cruise game. There are two boats on the waters of Tokyo Bay, both of which are something like mini cruise liners. The Symphony Cruises run from lunchtime onwards, with separate sunset and dinner options available.

These boats are basically floating restaurants—and there is more than one eatery on each. Guests can choose from various types of food, ranging from sushi to Italian, French and more.

The Dinner Cruise sets off from Hinode Pier (near JR Hamamatsucho Station), and passes Rainbow Bridge before heading to Odaiba and other parts of Tokyo Bay. The trip takes about 2.5 hours.

3. Tokyo Nouryousen Cruise

A popular summer cruise in Tokyo, this is less of a dinner boat and more of an experience in and of itself (and often a boozy one, at that). The penultimate Tokyo party ship, the Nouryousen leaves from Takeshiba Terminal (near JR Hamamatsucho Station) and takes guests around Tokyo Bay, returning to port in just under two hours.

Dinner is a simple bento box, but drinks are unlimited, and there are often music and dance events onboard. Simple izakaya food like karaage and yakisoba is also available. You can get a discount if you wear a yukata, on designated days. The Tokyo Nouryousen operates between July and September.

Tokyo Dinner Cruise FAQs

We answer some of the common questions about night cruises around Tokyo Bay, and the surrounding areas.

How Much Does a Yakatabune Dinner Cost?

The price for a yakatabune cruise in Tokyo ranges from approximately ¥10,000 to over ¥30,000. It largely depends on what kind of meal plan you select. The average cost is around ¥13,000 - ¥15,000 per person.

How Long is a Tokyo Dinner Cruise?

It depends on the operator, but most Tokyo Bay and river cruises take around 2 to 2.5 hours.

How Far in Advance Should I Book a Tokyo Dinner Cruise?

It depends on the season, but it's usually a good idea to book a Tokyo dinner cruise about a month in advance.

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Yakatabune Dinner Cruise In Tokyo: Experience Refined Japanese Culture

Enjoy a night cruise along Sumida River and Tokyo Bay, along with excellent Japanese cuisine on a yakatabune, a traditional cruise boat. This type of culture has its roots in the Edo Period (1603-1868) and is an excellent way to experience traditional Japanese culture.

Yakatabune - A Fantastic Experience of Traditional Japanese Culture

One of the most exciting elements of Japanese culture born in the Edo period (1603 - 1868) is yakatabune culture . Yakatabune are cruise boats, either privately owned or rented occasionally.

Feudal lords in the Edo period would compete with each other in holding lavish parties on yakatabune. They would offer guests a gorgeous course of refined food and would invite famous geisha to entertain the guests during the cruise. The hosts would spend a fortune to hold a yakatabune party that would be the talk of the town.

Yakatabune culture survives today in many of Japan's river cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Fukuoka or Hita , to name just a few. Courses that include dances and songs performed by geisha are quite expensive, though they allow the full cultural experience.

In this article, we introduce an affordable yakatabune dinner cruise that can be enjoyed in Tokyo . The cruise includes a dinner course of refined traditional Japanese cuisine , a ride along the Sumida River with fabulous views of Tokyo at night, and other elements that allow participants a taste of traditional yakatabune culture.

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Content and Highlights of the Yakatabune Dinner Cruise

The Yakatabune Cruise departs from Tennozu Isle Platform 3 at 18:00. Participants should arrive at around 17:30 to the boat and do the chek-in procedures.

The boat heads first to the Odaiba area. There will be two stops on the way: one at Odaiba , offering a great view of Rainbow Bridge and the Fuji TV Building , which are both illuminated at night; the second stop is near the Eitai Bridge on the Sumida River, allowing a great view of TOKYO SKYTREE .

The best time to take photos of the beautiful views of Tokyo at night is during these stops.

A professional photographer is stationed on the yakatabune. He'll take photos of the participants making sure that both their faces and the nightscape show up clearly in the photos. The pictures are included in the participation fee and you'll be able to download them at the end of the cruise.

After a brief introduction by the organizers and the traditional opening of the sake barrel , which marks the beginning of the party in Japanese culture, the food course is served.

The course includes several Japanese dishes that are as tasty as they are gorgeous. The highlight of the menu is tempura . During yakatabune cruises in the past, they would throw a fishing net into the river. The fish caught on the day would be cooked into tempura on the spot and offered fresh to the guests.

The all-you-can-drink beverage menu includes several types of Japanese alcohol, from sake and shochu to whiskey and wine, as well as soft drinks.

The refined cuisine, the wonderful views of Tokyo at night, and socializing with other participants - all these are important elements of the yakatabune dinner cruise so take the time to enjoy everything at leisure. The cruise ends after about two hours, with the boat returning to Tennozu Isle at 20:30.

We Tried It Ourselves! Thoughts on the Yakatabune Dinner Cruise

In order to introduce the Yakatabune Dinner Cruise to our readers, we actually took part in it in December 2019.

The yakatabune boat was waiting for us at the Tennozu Isle Pier. It was decorated with beautiful traditional lanterns, gathering everyone's attention.

The cruise started with the traditional opening of the sake barrel using wooden mallets. Two volunteers were recruited from among the participants. It seemed like a lot of fun to break the sake barrel with everyone cheering around!

By this time, the boat had reached Odaiba. We went out on the deck for a few minutes to take a look at Rainbow Bridge, which looked dazzling!

The food course was brought to the tables one dish at a time. After an appetizer and sashimi artistically arranged on a boat-shaped plate, the tempura was brought it in.

Good quality tempura is soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. For this very important feature to be kept, the pieces of tempura were brought one by one. The various types of vegetable and seafood tempura were light and very flavorful. We loved it!

The course culminates with a hot pot dish and rice. A delicious dessert is brought in at the end of the meal.

After experiencing such a meal, you'll be able to understand why Edo-period people saw the food as the highlight of a yakatabune cruise. The Japanese cuisine served during such a cruise is delicious and made with so much dedication to detail.

It's around this time that the boat reaches Eitai Bridge. TOKYO SKYTREE was shining bright in the distance and both sides of the river were lined by skyscrapers full of lights.

The boat will gradually head back to Tennozu Isle along Sumida River. We passed under several bridges, and the cityscape along the river was simply breathtaking! We even spotted Tokyo Tower on the right, standing out among the bright skyscrapers - a gorgeous sight!

Remember that you can go back to your table inside the yakatabune at any time to enjoy drinks. The leisurely moments on the boat allow you to think about the Edo-period people who invented yakatabune cruises to appreciate excellent food and quality entertainment.

We felt that the Yakatabune Dinner Cruise is so much more than a night cruise in Tokyo. It is a fun and educational evening that offers an in-depth experience of this special part of Japanese culture.

Enjoy Tokyo's Night Views and Excellent Japanese Cuisine on a Yakatabune Cruise

The Yakatabune Dinner Cruise is ideal for everyone who wishes to experience refined traditional Japanese culture. This particular cruise runs through Tokyo Bay and along Sumida River, allowing wonderful views of Tokyo's vibrant skyscraper districts at night.

In addition, the cuisine and beverages are first class, made and served in accordance with the principles of refined Japanese cuisine. They are a joy for the eyes and for the palate.

If you're seeking an authentic experience of truly valuable Japanese culture, do consider taking the Yakatabune Dinner Cruise!

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Ramona, an editor at MATCHA since 2016, arrived in Japan in 2012 as a graduate student with a focus on Japanese literature and performing arts. Following four years of writing monthly Noh theater and contemporary stage reviews, she joined the MATCHA team and started exploring Japan beyond Tokyo, Kyoto, and Nara. Having visited and documented 40 of Japan's prefectures, she is very passionate about Japan's history and culture. Practicing ikebana flower arrangement (Ikenobo School) and the traditional tea ceremony (Omote Senke) since 2012, Ramona spends her free time arranging flowers or attending theater performances and visiting exhibitions around Tokyo.

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Low-Cost Night Cruises on Tokyo Bay

With its dense jungle of glass, steel and concrete, it’s easy to forget that Tokyo prospered upon its proximity to the sea and its many canals and waterways. For a unique view of the metropolis, there is no better way than to jump on one of the many boats that offer cruises of Tokyo Bay.

While a cruise during the day will give you a fascinating view of day-to-day life and the grimy reality of the many waterways, like the city itself Tokyo Bay comes to life after dark, when the light from a million windows and neon signs shines down on the water. The other obvious advantage of a Tokyo night cruise during the hot summer months is the refreshing breezes out on the water, and the constant flow of chilled beer and cocktails.

While there are ways to spends lots of money out on the water, there are also plenty of reasonable Tokyo night cruise options comparable to a night on dry land. Here are our top picks.

Tokyo Bay Cruise Restaurant Ship Vingt Et Un (temporarily unavailable)

Ving Et Un is a mini cruise ship carrying up to 700 people that has been plying the waters of Tokyo Bay since 1998. As the name suggests, it has a French theme, with a variety of French cuisine if you want to spend some dough. You don’t need to splash out on a nine-course meal though; they also provide the option to just go along for the ride for ¥ 3,500 and to order drinks as you like.

The boat has three sailings each day. The first at 12 noon, the second at 4:20pm and the last at 7:20pm. Each sailing lasts for two hours.

It departs from Takeshiba Pier , which is a short walk from Takeshiba Station, or a slightly longer walk from Hamamatsucho on the JR Yamanote Line.

The Tokyo Bay Noryosen

The Noryosen is a largish, multi-level cruise ship that runs evening ‘Yukata Cruises’ on Tokyo Bay over summer. This is from July 1st until September 11th in 2022.

The cruise leaves from Takeshiba Pier near Hamamatsucho Station at 7:15pm, passing under Rainbow Bridge , continuing on past the lights of Odaiba , and doing a U-turn near Haneda Airport before heading back and docking at 9pm.

The cost of getting on the cruise is ¥ 1,500 which doesn’t include any food or drinks. If you wish to wear a yukata (light summer kimono) yourself, you’ll get a ¥ 500 discount on the ticket price—but only if you go on a weekday, as the discount doesn’t apply on weekends or on public holidays.

You have to book ahead—telephone bookings and website bookings are accepted up to a month in advance (starting June 1st). The website is only available in Japanese (there used to be an English site).

More info: 03-3437-6119 03-3437-6119

Symphony Tokyo Bay cruises

Another popular option for Tokyo night cruises (and day cruises too) is taking a ride around the bay on one of the Symphony cruise liners.

These boats run from lunchtime until late at night, giving you a wide range of different cruise and dining options to choose from. Most cruises are about 2-2.5 hours long, though there are hour-long versions for those who don’t have much time for seafaring. The Symphony cruises take you past all the major sights, including Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Gate Bridge.

More info: https://www.symphony-cruise.co.jp/en/

Yakatabune are the more traditional low-slung boats (so they can fit under the many low bridges on the Sumida River and connected canals) strung with red lanterns down both sides. In Tokyo, yakatabune tend to specialize in monja—a sloppy, savory type of pancake similar to its better-known West Japan cousin— okonomiyaki . There are, however, a huge range of different options—from kaiseki and tempura through to yaki-niku.

Many yakatabune offer a combined cruise, food course and all-you-can-drink package for around ¥ 10,000 . However, you can sometimes get evening cruises for as low as ¥ 6,000 . With the food on yakatabune, you more or less get what you pay for. The thing that doesn’t vary with price is the amazing view.

Most offer a dizzying array of different courses, different departure points and different minimum booking numbers, so it can be a little difficult to reserve. Some require you to book the whole boat—so it can work out reasonably cheaply if you convince about 75 of your friends to come along.

Recommended: An easy option is this yakatabune dinner cruise around Tokyo Bay , which includes a tasty hot-pot meal and a show.

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This particular yakatabune (formerly known as the 4,900-yen yakatabune—before they put their prices up) is was a lot easier to work out. Since we first wrote about them, they’ve changed their system a few times. While early evening cruises (departing at before 4pm) cost ¥ 5,000 for a single adult, early evening and weekend cruises are priced at ¥ 5,500 to ¥ 6,500 . If you can handle daytime heat (these boats are typically open-sided with no aircon), afternoon cruises are good value.

A few daytime cruises depart from the relatively convenient Asashio Pier—located between Triton Square and Kachidoki Station. Most boats, however, depart from the much more inconvenient Shin-kiba Pier, which is a free shuttle ride from Shin-kiba Station—the last stop on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line.

Don’t expect much from the food, and they might even serve you a beer can rather than a glass. However, you can’t beat this for some good-value boozy fun on the water.

Reservations can be made by telephone (only in Japanese!) for as few as two people. More info (in English) here .

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