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[Tokyo] Tokyo International Cruise Terminal (東京国際クルーズターミナル): A Central Hub for Travel in Japan

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Sail into Splendor: Tokyo’s Gateway to Global Maritime Adventures

The Tokyo International Cruise Terminal is located in Tokyo’s vibrant Koto-ku district. It serves as a unique destination for those embarking on international cruises and was constructed to replace the Harumi Passenger Ship Terminal, which could not accommodate very large Panamax-sized cruise ships.

This modern terminal symbolizes a new beginning for maritime journeys. It not only provides convenient access to Tokyo’s main attractions but also serves as a gateway to all of Japan, accessible by both land and air. Since its inauguration during the Tokyo Olympics in 2020, it has become a sought-after destination for tourists seeking to immerse themselves in both traditional and modern Japanese culture.

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Connected to an extensive network linking cities worldwide and Japan’s urban centers, the terminal is an ideal hub for Fly & Cruise tours. Beyond its maritime appeal, it facilitates easy exploration of Tokyo’s renowned landmarks and serves as a launchpad for day trips to historic sites like Kamakura and Nikko.

The Tokyo International Cruise Terminal Station is a mere 8-minute walk from the Yurikamome line, with a complimentary shuttle bus available from Tokyo Teleport Station. Additionally, it is accessible from Tokyo Station and Haneda Airport. Serving as a crucial center for Japan’s tourism, this terminal promises thrilling experiences for visitors from around the world.

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