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From the guide “Japan Cruise Guide: Choose Your Sailing and Find Your Port”: A Japan cruise can connect several destinations in one voyage, but the ship, terminal and time ashore matter as much as the names in the itinerary.
The guide goes on: “Choose the right Japan cruise itinerary”. First establish what kind of voyage you are considering. A cruise may depart from a Japanese port, include Japan as one stop on a longer international itinerary, or follow a domestic itinerary.
From the guide “Tokyo Cruise Port Guide: Find the Right Terminal and Plan the Transfer”: Before arranging a transfer, confirm the terminal named in your cruise documents. This guide is about Tokyo International Cruise Terminal, in Aomi, Koto-ku—not Harumi Cruise Terminal, which is a separate facility.
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