Tokyo is one of the most popular and populous tourist destinations in the world. It is both a modern metropolis and a hub of Japanese history and culture. Taking a cruise for a Tokyo vacation<\/a><\/u> is an exciting adventure for the senses. View the thousands of neon lights illuminating the city, breathe in the scents of Japanese flowers, taste the delightful cuisine, listen to the traditional Gagaku music, and let your mind rest in the peacefulness of a temple garden. There truly are so many possibilities on a Tokyo port stop.<\/p>\n Is an exotic cruise through Asia on your bucket list? Click here to browse sailings.<\/a><\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n One important thing to note is that the Tokyo port most cruise ships pass through is actually in Yokohama, located a short train ride outside of Tokyo, where the people and their lifestyles are more traditional.<\/p>\n Your Tokyo cruise port is an open door to adventure. There are many things to do in Tokyo, and whether you want to immerse yourself in the culture, learn about the history, or enjoy the many shopping areas, there are perfect excursions available to suit your personal tastes.<\/p>\n To get the most out of your visit you should take advantage of the free professional services provided by CruiseExperts.com. We know all about Tokyo, what to see, where to shop, and the best places to dine. We can get you the best deals and discounts including excursions in Tokyo.<\/p>\n Visit some of the beautiful temples including the Meiji Shrine dedicated to the first emperor of modern Japan and Sens\u014d-ji, an ancient Buddhist temple and the oldest in Tokyo.<\/p>\n Take a deep breath, and enter the Shibuya Crossing, said to be the busiest intersection in all the world. Traffic comes to a complete stop, and instantly the intersection fills with people going in all directions.<\/p>\n When in Tokyo, drink sake! There are excellent sake (fermented rice wine) bars all over Tokyo and we’ll be happy to tell you some of the most popular ones.<\/p>\n Ginza is the place to go for luxury shopping and upscale dining.<\/p>\n Sumo wrestling originated in Japan and is very popular among sporting enthusiasts (we can get you tickets). Japan is the only country where there is professional Sumo wrestling.<\/p>\n Attend a popular Kabuki dance-drama performance for a full Japanese experience.<\/p>\n Karaoke is very popular in Japan (where it originated) and singing ability doesn’t matter because it’s all about having fun and something you might want to try.<\/p>\n You\u2019ll find the best sushi and so much more at the Toyosu Fish Market. Formerly the Tsukiji Fish Market, this famous market has been moved to a new facility in Eastern Tokyo where you can also buy unique Japanese kitchen supplies.<\/p>\n You’ll want to take pictures of Mount Fuji, which has remained a dormant volcano since it last erupted in 1707.<\/p>\n For amazing views you’ll want to visit the observation tower at Tokyo Skytree, Japan’s tallest structure.<\/p>\n The Edo-Tokyo museum is a fascinating museum of Tokyo’s Edo Period between 1603 and 1868.<\/p>\n Sound like a lot? Let us help you decide! At CruiseExperts.com, we can help you choose the right excursions, and get the best discounts. Call us at 1.888.804.CRUISE (2784)<\/a>. Check out some of our favorite cruises with Tokyo port stops, below.<\/p>\n Depart from Tokyo on the Celebrity Millennium to your first port, Mt. Fuji (Shimizu), the highest mountain in Japan and a dormant volcano. Osaka is the second largest metropolitan area and is home to Shitenn\u014dji Temple, one of the oldest in Japan. Fukuoka is home to the gorgeous wisteria tunnels and the Mysterious Wonder Museum, full of weird and creepy things.<\/p>\n Busan,South Korea is your next port where you can enjoy the Sea Life Aquarium at Haeundae Beach, visit a Buddhist Shrine, and buy gifts at unique small shops. Your next stop is beautiful Aomori, Japan. It’s famous for its wonderful orchards. Shinmachi Shopping Street, and the Aomori Prefectural Folk Museum. It is considered one of Japan’s nicest places to live.<\/p>\n Return to Tokyo on October 12th. While on board your ship enjoy fabulous dining, work out in a state-of-the-art fitness facility, relax in the spa, and enjoy the many amenities your luxury cruise has to offer.<\/p>\n Click here for more information on this sailing.<\/p>\n Your cruise departs from the beautiful fishing village of Seward, Alaska for an exciting 13 day cruise. on the Azamara Quest. You’ll love the intimate setting, beautiful state rooms, world-class dining, spa, and entertainment onboard your ship. Kodiak, Alaska’s largest fishing port is your first stop and is home to Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge and the Kodiak brown bear. Dutch Harbor, Alaska was bombed by the Japanese during World War II and is home to the Aleutian World War II Visitor Center.<\/p>\n While at Sea, you will cross the International Date Line before arriving in Petropavlovsk, Russia. Mutnovsky and Gorely volcanoes, the Small Valley of Geysers, Science Museum of Volcanology, and the Vulcanarium Museum are all fascinating thing to see. The port at Kushiro, Japan is home to the beautiful Nusamai Park Flower Clock, Red-Crowned Crane Natural Park, Kushiro Marsh Wildlife Conservation Center, museums, historic sites, and observation decks. There are dozens of amazing photography opportunities.<\/p>\n In Hakodate, you’ll dine on delicious seafood, enjoy shopping, and spectacular views. Arrive in your Tokyo, Japan destination August 21st, and enjoy this amazing city and all it has to offer.<\/p>\n Click here for more information on this sailing.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Your tour leaves the amazing city of Tokyo on Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth and heads for Aomori and it’s wonderful apple orchards. Then it’s on to Sapporo for great shopping, dining, and sightseeing. Enjoy your beautiful ship and its great entertainment, dining, and activities as you cross the International Date Line.<\/p>\n Your next port, Kodiak AK requires a tender. Anchorage is home to dramatic mountains, fascinating glaciers, and amazing wildlife on land and in the ocean. Arriving in Juneau, you’ll find many attractions within walking distance of where your ship docks. When back at sea, you’ll cruise the inside passage. Arrive at your Vancouver, BC, Canada destination on May 21st.<\/p>\n Click here for more information on this sailing.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n <\/p>\n A 5-night cruise on the Diamond Princess is perfect for the short vacation in Southeast Asia. Start your trip in the bustling neon city of Tokyo before spending a day at sea on your exciting ship. Check out the casino, entertainment, and the art gallery. Or spend some time relaxing in the hot tub or at the spa. Your first stop is Busan, South Korea, which is known for beautiful beaches, Buddhist temples, Diamond Bridge, and the Sea Life Aquarium.<\/p>\n Nagasaki, Japan is your last port before returning to Tokyo on Sept. 23rd. The history enthusiasts will want to visit the Atomic Bomb Museum and Peace Park.<\/p>\n Click here for more information on this sailing.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n If you have been looking for a dream vacation, this cruise on the Norwegian Jewel starting in Yokohama might be it. Spend some time exploring Yokohama’s Sankeien Garden, Zoorasia, and the Motomachi shopping street before boarding your ship. This exciting cruise takes you to Sapporo, Japan, and Petropavlovsk, Russia before crossing the International Dateline. Then it’s on to beautiful Seward, Alaska. After cruising the Hubbard Glacier, it’s on to Juneau, the capital of Alaska. Icy Straight Point offers the unspoiled wilderness experience.<\/p>\n Alaska Native owned and operated, it assures guests a one-of-a-kind experience and an abundance of Tlingit hospitality. Ketchikan is the final port visit before cruising the Inside Passage and arriving in Vancouver May 20th.<\/p>\n Click here for more information on this sailing.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n At CruiseExperts.com, we are standing by and waiting to book you on one of these cruises. We’ll get you the best deals and discounts available. Our services are always free, so call us today at 1.888.804.CRUISE (2784)<\/a> and let us help you find the cruise you are dreaming about.<\/p>\n Remember, we can always help you with all your cruise-related questions, and we love doing it. Visit our webpage at CruiseExperts.com<\/a>, and check out our\u00a0Facebook page<\/a>\u00a0and join the\u00a0InnerCircle<\/a>\u00a0for\u00a0\u00a0exclusive offers. The new\u00a0Resource Center<\/a>\u00a0gives you all the “expert” knowledge you’ll need for your next cruise or cruise tour!<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" How will you decide what to do on your Tokyo cruise port stop? Tokyo he Youkoso! 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<\/picture><\/p>\nCelebrity Cruises 10 Night Far East Cruise – Departs October 2, 2019 <\/u><\/h3>\n
Azamara Club Cruises 13 Night Far East Cruise – Departs August 7, 2019 <\/u><\/h3>\n
Cunard 17 Night Transpacific Cruise – Departs May 6, 2019 <\/u><\/h3>\n
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<\/picture><\/p>\nPrincess 5 Night Southeast Asia Cruise – Departs September 18, 2019<\/u><\/h3>\n
Norwegian 15 Night U. S. Pacific Coast Cruise – Departs May 5, 2019 <\/u><\/h3>\n