Skip to content
Cruise port guideJPYOK

Yokohama

Tokyo's cruise ships sail from Yokohama's Osanbashi pier or the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal on Odaiba.

4 things to do1 airport connections2 ships

Your day ashore, at a glance

Find something worth your timePlan the airport transferRead the safety guidance

Peak season: Mar, Apr, Oct, Nov

Make the most of your stop

Things to do in Yokohama

4 recommendations

Choose an easy wander, a local highlight or a bigger day out. Compare practical details before you head ashore.

Getting to your ship

Airport to cruise port

Yokohama's Osanbashi pier is about 25 km from Tokyo Haneda, 30 to 40 minutes by taxi or Keikyu train. The Tokyo International Cruise Terminal on Odaiba is 20 minutes from Haneda. Narita is about 1.5 to 2 hours from either.

HND

Tokyo Haneda

To Yokohama · one way

Airport lounges

Verified transfer prices from HND have not been published yet. Check the transport operator before booking.

Rental cars: Not recommended; trains and limousine buses are the norm.

Book your trip · Kiwitaxi

Arrange your transfer to Yokohama

Choose your arrival airport and exact cruise terminal, then check a quote for your party. Confirm pickup details, luggage and accessibility with the provider.

Affiliate booking: we may earn a commission if you book. Offers and prices are supplied by Kiwitaxi.

If the form is blank, check whether your browser is blocking booking widgets.

Book your trip · EconomyBookings

Find a rental car for your visit to Yokohama

Choose your pickup location and dates below. Airport and city offices may require a separate transfer from the cruise terminal. Check opening hours, insurance, deposit and return time before booking.

Affiliate booking: we may earn a commission if you book. Offers and prices are supplied by EconomyBookings.

If the form is blank, check whether your browser is blocking booking widgets.

Know before you go

Safety ashore

Women travelers

Extra caution advised

The advisory reports harassment and unwanted physical contact on crowded trains. Some lines offer women-only carriages during rush hours. Assessment uses country-level government advice; port-specific conditions may differ.

Reviewed 2026-10-25

LGBTQ+ travelers

Extra caution advised

Government advice distinguishes legal same-sex activity from uneven social acceptance. Check the specific neighborhood and venue rather than assuming a uniform experience. Assessment uses country-level government advice; port-specific conditions may differ.

Reviewed 2026-10-25

Editorial guidance reflects the cited advice and review date. Laws, attitudes and conditions can differ within a destination. No rating guarantees personal safety.

Pick your moment

When to go

  1. Jan: Low season
  2. Feb: Low season
  3. Mar: High season
  4. Apr: High season
  5. May: Shoulder season
  6. Jun: Low season
  7. Jul: Low season
  8. Aug: Shoulder season
  9. Sep: Shoulder season
  10. Oct: High season
  11. Nov: High season
  12. Dec: Shoulder season
● High season○ Shoulder season◌ Low season

Cherry blossom in spring and autumn colours are the busiest seasons.

Who else is in port?

Port crowding index

100 is average. 150 means 50% more ship passenger capacity than this port’s observed hourly average over the past 30 days; 50 means half the average.

Checking ships in port…

Estimate for tracked catalog ships, based on published passenger capacity, not actual passengers ashore. Port areas are approximate circles around published port coordinates. Only positions reported within an hour at 1 knot or less are counted; ships at anchor may be included. Missing AIS reports and untracked ships can understate crowding. Quiet observed hours count toward the average; collection outages do not.

Set sail

Ships sailing from Yokohama

All ports →
Diamond Princess off Toba, Mie Prefecture, Japan, December 20194.0 ★Princess CruisesDiamond Princess2004 · 115,875 GT · 2,670 guests · AsiaDiamond Princess is a Gem-class ship, a wider variant of the Grand class built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Nagasaki, Japan, and in service since March 2004. She and her…Sapphire Princess at Montevideo, Uruguay, January 20254.0 ★Princess CruisesSapphire Princess2004 · 115,875 GT · 2,670 guests · Asia · MediterraneanSapphire Princess is the second Gem-class ship, built alongside Diamond Princess by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Nagasaki and the first cruise ship christened in Seattle, in…

Related news about Yokohama

All cruise news

Nothing about Yokohama yet. The latest cruise news:

  1. Ambassador Adds 20 Caribbean Sailings Through 2029 as Storms Reroute Ambition's Northern Lights Cruise

    The UK no-fly line extends its Renaissance fly-cruises, its French arm becomes Ambassador Croisières with 92% occupancy, and Norway storms force port swaps.

    Cruise lines

  2. Royal Caribbean Reports Q3 Tuesday After Raising Its 2026 Outlook in July; Legend of the Seas Arrives Next

    What the cruise giant promised investors, the geopolitical caveat it flagged, and the Veterans Day naming of its newest Icon Class ship in Fort Lauderdale.

    Cruise lines

  3. Virgin Voyages Says It Had Its Biggest Revenue Day Ever in August. Here's How the Adults-Only Line Is Doing

    A record sales day, two million sailors and a sold-out 2028 Northern Europe launch. What the privately owned cruise line has said, and what it hasn't.

    Cruise lines

  4. Solo cabins across cruise fleets: our October catalog snapshot and updates

    American Cruise Lines leads with 24 ships. Lindblad, Marella, Ambassador, Aurora Expeditions and Fred. Olsen complete the short list.

    Cruise line ranking

Yokohama cruise port: activities, safety & transfers