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2022 Festival Cruises 2022 japan Diamond Princess® sails Japan in 2022 departing from Tokyo (Yokohama) and Kobe with 31 destinations in four countries. Discover the culture, history, cuisine and natural wonders of this island nation. Sail where ancient traditions and cutting-edge modernity exist in harmony on the #1 North American Cruise Line in Japan.* What’s NEW: In 2022, Princess® offers a variety of ways to sumptuous Japanese flavors on shore as well as locally- to visit local festivals with 9 opportunities to see these inspired cuisine on board. And our More Ashore program timeless celebrations, including the Kyoto Gion Festival offers late-night stays in Akita, Aomori, Busan, Hakodate, and the return of the popular Northern Japan with Nebuta Kobe, Kochi, Nagasaki, Osaka, Shimizu, Tokushima, and Toyko Festival. Princess® will also make a maiden call to the port of (Yohohama), so you can spend more time in these popular Hitachinaka, for access to the Shrines and Temples of Nikko. ports of call. Legendary sites: Our 2022 cruises give you the opportunity Diamond Princess®: Built in Japan, Diamond Princess® to visit 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These include offers a cruise experience like no other. Dine on authentic Mount Fuji, ancient Kyoto, the Buddhist monuments in the cuisine at Kai Sushi, soak in the traditional Izumi bath Horyu-ji area, the shrines and temples of Nikko, the historic and enjoy folkloric shows and regional entertainment. villages of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama and the Hiroshima And in 2022, she’ll also feature our exclusive Princess Peace Memorial. MedallionClass™ Experience, with TrulyTouchless™ check-in, anything you want delivered, anytime, anywhere on board and Cultural Immersion: Step into tranquil temple gardens so much more. and rejoice in the harmony of beautiful landscapes. Savor “We love working with Princess Cruises® and they have really put so much effort into bringing an immersive and varied Japan experience to their guests. You can really dive into this incredible destination and see more of the country with ease all while still being able to return to those creature comforts at the end of a long day exploring. What agreat way to see Japan!” Kay Cuellar (née Allen) | Deputy Manager Princess is a proud partner of the Japan National Tourism Organization Los Angeles Office Japan National Tourism Organization festival cruises Itinerary Days Ports 2022 more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Jeju ► Nagasaki ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Kagoshima ► Jeju Grand Japan with 13 Jul 14 Gion & Tenjin ► Kobe (for Gion Festival) ► Osaka (for Tenjin Festival) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Festivals more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Kagoshima ► Jeju ► Kobe (for Gion Festival) Grand Japan with 16 ► Osaka (for Tenjin Festival) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Hitachinaka (for Nikko) Jul 19 Gion, Tenjin & ► Miyako ► Vladivostok ► Aomori (for Nebuta Festival) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Nebuta Festivals more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Kagoshima ► Jeju ► Kobe (for Gion Festival) Gion and Tenjin 8 Jul 19 ► Osaka (for Tenjin Festival) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Festivals more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Hitachinaka (for Nikko) ► Miyako ► Vladivostok Grand Japan with ► Aomori (for Nebuta Festival) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Akita (for Kanto Festival) 18 Jul 27 Nebuta & Summer ► Aomori (for Nebuta Festival) ► Busan ► Kanmon Straits Scenic Cruising Festivals ► Kochi (for Yosakoi Festival) ► Tokushima (for Awa Odori Festival) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) festival cruises (cont.) Itinerary Days Ports 2022 more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Hitachinaka (for Nikko) ► Miyako ► Vladivostok Northern Japan with 8 Jul 27 ► Aomori (for Nebuta Festival) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Nebuta Festival more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Akita (for Kanto Festival) ► Aomori (for Nebuta Festival) Circle Japan with 10 ► Busan ► Kanmon Straits Scenic Cruising ► Kochi (for Yosakoi Festival) Aug 4 Nebuta & Summer ► Tokushima (for Awa Odori Festival) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Festivals more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Akita (for Kanto Festival) ► Aomori (for Nebuta Festival) Grand Japan ► Busan ► Kanmon Straits Scenic Cruising ► Kochi (for Yosakoi Festival) ► Tokushima with Nebuta, 19 (for Awa Odori Festival) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Tokushima (for Awa Odori Festival) ► Osaka Aug 4 Kumano Fireworks (for Kyoto) ► Kumano (for Fireworks Viewing) ► Kochi ► Kagoshima ► Jeju ► Sasebo & Summer Festivals ► Tokyo (Yokohama) more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Tokushima (for Awa Odori Festival) ► Osaka (for Kyoto) Grand Japan with ► Kumano (for Fireworks Viewing) ► Kochi ► Kagoshima ► Jeju ► Sasebo 18 Aug 14 Kumano Fireworks ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Aomori ► Kushiro ► Korsakov (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk) ► Otaru ► Hakodate ► Tokyo (Yokohama) more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Tokushima (for Awa Odori Festival) ► Osaka (for Kyoto) Japan Explorer with 9 ► Kumano (for Fireworks Viewing) ► Kochi ► Kagoshima ► Jeju ► Sasebo Aug 14 Kumano Fireworks ► Tokyo (Yokohama) northern japan cruises Itinerary Days Ports 2022 more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Nagasaki ► Jeju ► Hiroshima ► Kochi ► Osaka (for Kyoto) Japan Explorer & 17 ► Shimizu (for Mt. Fuji) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Kushiro ► Korsakov (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk) Jun 14 Circle Hokkaido ► Otaru ► Hakodate ► Tokyo (Yokohama) more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Kushiro ► Korsakov (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk) Circle Hokkaido 8 Jun 23 ► Otaru ► Hakodate ► Tokyo (Yokohama) more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Kushiro ► Korsakov (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk) ► Otaru ► Hakodate Circle Hokkaido 13 Jun 23 ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Jeju ► Sasebo ► Kagoshima ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Explorer more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Aomori ► Kushiro ► Korsakov (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk) Circle Hokkaido 9 Aug 23 ► Otaru ► Hakodate ► Tokyo (Yokohama) more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Aomori ► Kushiro ► Korsakov (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk) ► Otaru ► Hakodate Circle Hokkaido & 18 Aug 23 ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Okinawa ► Ishigaki ► Hualien ► Taipei (Keelung) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Southern Islands more ashore See the sights during the day and experience the nightlife after dark with late-night port calls (9pm or later). More Ashore ports are in blue. central japan cruises Itinerary Days Ports 2022 more ashore Kobe ► Jeju ► Kagoshima ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Nagasaki ► Jeju ► Hiroshima Korea & Japan 14 Jun 9 ► Kochi ► Osaka (for Kyoto) ► Shimizu (for Mt. Fuji) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Explorer more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Nagasaki ► Jeju ► Hiroshima ► Kochi ► Osaka (for Kyoto) 9 Jun 14 Japan Explorer ► Shimizu (for Mt. Fuji) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Kagoshima ► Jeju ► Hiroshima ► Kochi ► Osaka (for Danjiri Festival) 9 Sep 10 Japan Explorer ► Shimizu (for Mt. Fuji) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Kagoshima ► Jeju ► Hiroshima ► Kochi ► Osaka (for Danjiri Festival) Sea of Japan & 18 ► Shimizu (for Mt. Fuji) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Aomori ► Sakata ► Kanazawa Sep 10 Japan Explorer ► Sakaiminato ► Busan ► Kagoshima ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Aomori ► Sakata ► Kanazawa ► Sakaiminato Sea of Japan 9 Sep 19 ► Busan ► Kagoshima ► Tokyo (Yokohama) southern islands and taiwan cruises Itinerary Days Ports 2022 Kobe ► Okinawa ► Ishigaki ► Taipei (Keelung) ► Kobe May 14, Southern Islands 7 *Miyakojima replaces Ishigaki 21*, 28 Southern Islands 12 Kobe ► Okinawa ► Ishigaki ► Taipei (Keelung) ► Kobe ► Kochi ► Kagoshima ► Jeju ► Kobe May 28 Explorer Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Jeju ► Sasebo ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Okinawa ► Ishigaki Southern Islands 13 ► Taipei (Keelung) ► Kobe Jul 1, 6* Explorer *Nagasaki replaces Sasebo; port order varies Southern Islands 8 Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Okinawa ► Ishigaki ► Taipei (Keelung) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Jul 6 Southern Islands 9 Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Okinawa ► Ishigaki ► Hualien ► Taipei (Keelung) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Sep 1 more ashore Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Okinawa ► Ishigaki ► Hualien ► Taipei (Keelung) Southern Islands & 18 ► Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Kagoshima ► Jeju ► Hiroshima ► Kochi ► Osaka (for Danjiri Festival) Sep 1 Japan Explorer ► Shimizu (for Mt. Fuji) ► Tokyo (Yokohama) getaway cruises Itinerary Days Ports 2022 more ashore Golden Week 6 Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Nagasaki ► Busan ► Kagoshima ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Apr 28 Kyushu & Korea Getaway Golden Week Korea 5 Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Jeju ► Nagasaki ► Tokyo (Yokohama) May 4 & Japan Getaway more ashore See the sights during the day and experience the nightlife after dark with late-night port calls (9pm or later). More Ashore ports are in blue. getaway cruises (cont.) Itinerary Days Ports 2022 Korea & Japan Kobe ► Jeju ► Kagoshima ► Tokyo (Yokohama) May 9*, 5 Getaway *Nagasaki replaces Kagoshima, port order varies. Jun 9 Korea & Japan 5 Kobe ► Kochi ► Kagoshima ► Jeju ► Kobe Jun 4 Getaway Korea & Japan 5 Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Jeju ► Sasebo ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Jul 1 Getaway Marine Day Korea 5 Tokyo (Yokohama) ► Jeju ► Nagasaki ► Tokyo (Yokohama) Jul 14 & Japan Getaway cruisetours Itinerary Nights Ports 2022 2 nights Kyoto ► 3 nights Tokyo ► 8-, 9-, or 10-day Japan cruise Tour 3A includes an 8-day Circle Hokkaido, Southern Islands, Gion & Tenjin Festivals Tour 3A: Jun 18; Jul 1, 14, 22 Highlights of Japan 13, 14, or Northern Japan with Nebuta Festivals cruise Tour 3B: Jun 9; Tour 3 15 Tour 3B includes a 9-day Japan Explorer, Sea of Japan, Japan Explorer with Aug 18, 27; Sep 5, 14 Danjiri Festival, Circle Hokkaido or Southern Islands cruise Tour 3C: Jul 30 Tour 3C includes a 10-day Circle Japan with Nebuta & Summer Festivals cruise Note: The contents of this flyer are accurate as of 11/25/20 and are subject to change. Please refer to princess.com for the most current information. *#1 International Cruise Line in japan by Japan’s CRUISE Magazine Readers’ Poll. ©2020, Princess Cruise Lines, Ltd. Ships of Bermudan and British registry..
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