Cruise Travel in Japan

Holland America
With a rich maritime heritage dating back to the 19th century, Holland America combines classic style, a commitment to service and an emphasis on live music. It offers an impressive lineup of 14-night "Circle Journeys" around Japan as well as longer voyages at affordable rates that call on Hong Kong, Taipei and Singapore. Consider spending 28 nights (or longer!) for a once-in-a-lifetime experience in Asia or a trans-Pacific crossing to Alaska. See Holland America cruise dates.  

Princess Cruises
The Diamond Princess is home based near Tokyo, allowing Princess to offer more Japan sailings than any other cruise line. You'll see plenty of Japanese tourists aboard and experience a wide variety of entertainment options. Princess offers 7-10 night trips, some of them uniquely timed to take in festivals or see cherry blossoms. See Princess cruise dates.

Celebrity Cruises 

provides an upscale, modern experience with frequent itineraries in Japan and across Asia. Expect cool, comfortable design with warm service. A variety of restaurants, lounges and activities on board make sure everyone is entertained, including families with children. Celebrity provides a more exclusive experience and spa access for passengers in its AquaClass. Learn more about Celebrity.

Oceania 

Oceania prides itself on a refined, elegant cruising experience that appeals to travelers who want a higher level of comfort, personalized service and culinary excellence. The mid-sized Riviera, with a max of 1,250 passengers, provides access to ports that larger vessels can't enter, resulting in unique itineraries and more intimate experiences. Oceania is known for exceptional dining options and on-board cultural programs that include lectures, workshops and hands-on experiences.