Consider these amazing cruise options from Tokyo for your upcoming cruising holiday.
Cruises from Tokyo run throughout the year with every season offering something new and exciting.
From short round trips exploring Japan to crossing the Pacific and docking in San Francisco, these cruises offer a variety of itineraries.
Here’s our list of the cruises operating from Tokyo along with hand-picked deals to suit your preferences.
Our picks: Top cruises from Tokyo to Alaska
Alaska and West Canada cruise with Cunard from CruiseAway
Highlights:
- 26-night cruise on Queen Elizabeth
- Sail from Yokohama to Vancouver
- Calls in at Anchorage, Juneau, Icy Strait Point
- Departures in May 2019
Japan and Alaska cruise with Cunard from CruiseAway
Highlights:
- 16-night cruise on Queen Elizabeth
- Sail from Yokohama to Vancouver
- Calls in at Kodiak, Anchorage and Juneau
- Departures in May 2019
Our picks: Top cruises from Tokyo to Hong Kong
Japan, China and Taiwan adventure with Celebrity Cruises from CruiseAway
Highlights:
- 14-night cruise on Celebrity Millennium
- From Yokohama to Hong Kong
- Calls in at Kobe, Shanghai, Naha, Keelung and Hong Kong
- Departure is November 2018
Southeast Asia and Japan cruise with Princess Cruises from CruiseAway
Highlights:
- 20-night cruise on Diamond Princess
- Roundtrip cruise from Yokohama
- Calls in at Kagoshima, Xiamen, Chan May, Hong Kong, Yokohama and Busan
- Departure in October 2018
Our picks: Top cruises from Tokyo to Singapore
Exploring the Far East Tokyo cruise with Silversea from CruiseAway
Highlights:
- 16-night cruise on Silver Whisper
- Sail from Tokyo to Singapore
- Calls in at Shanghai, Hong Kong and Ho Chi Minh City
- Departures in March 2019
Our picks: Top cruises from Tokyo to Vancouver
Alaska and West Canada cruise with Cunard from CruiseAway
Highlights:
- 26-night cruise on Queen Elizabeth
- Sail from Yokohama to Vancouver
- Calls in at Anchorage, Juneau, Icy Strait Point
- Departures in May 2019
North Pacific Crossing with Holland America Line from CruiseAway
Highlights:
- 14-night cruise on Alaska and West Canada with ms Westerdam
- From Yokohama to Vancouver
- Calls in at Kushiro, Kodiak, Icy Strait Point and Ketchikan
- Departure in April 2019
Where do cruises depart from in Tokyo?
Yokohama, located on the outskirts of Tokyo, serves as Tokyo’s primary cruise port.
Tokyo has two commercial airports - Haneda Airport and Narita Airport.
Haneda Airport is closer to the port than Narita Airport. If you prefer public transport, you can take a train from Haneda Airport (around 40 minutes) or a bus from Narita Airport (approximately 2 hours) to reach Yokohama Port.
Some small and medium ships of Azamara, Silversea and Crystal Cruises depart from the Rainbow Bridge in Tokyo Port which is located in the city itself. The cruise terminal is easily accessible from Haneda Airport by monorail, buses, taxi and shuttles within 20-30 minutes.
Airport to cruise terminal transfers
Cruise transfers take the hassle out of hoping on public transport and having to manipulate a transport system you might not be familiar with. You can book shuttles through Viator here.
