Tokyo cruise port guide

Japan · Ships call at Tokyo, Japan

Ships leave from the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal in Koto City. Haneda airport is about 16 minutes away by car, and Narita is about an hour. Some Tokyo cruises sail from a Yokohama terminal instead.

Getting to the ship in Tokyo

Ships leave from Tokyo International Cruise Terminal, Aomi 2-chome, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0064. Some ships sail from Yokohama instead (Osanbashi, Shinko Pier or Daikoku Pier), so check your boarding documents. (Sources: Holland America, Cruise Deals Tips and Tricks)

Airports

HND · Haneda Airport
About 9 miles to the port, 16 minutes by car. (Source: Holland America)
NRT · Narita International Airport
About 61 miles to the port, 60 minutes by car. (Source: Holland America)

Rideshare, taxi and transit

A taxi costs about ¥30,000 from Haneda and ¥38,000 from Narita. Check traffic when you plan. (Source: Holland America)
There is no luggage storage at the pier. (Source: Holland America)

Parking

Holland America gives no parking rates and points to the Tokyo Port Terminal Corporation (tptc.co.jp) for port parking information. (Source: Holland America)

Prices and drive times were checked in October 2026 and change. Allow extra time on busy sailing days.

What cruisers do in Tokyo

What cruisers do the day before boarding or after getting off, collected in October 2026. Each item links to where it came from.

Senso-ji Temple and Asakusa
Tokyo’s oldest temple, with a red gate, incense and fortune-drawing, and a lantern gate and snack-stall shopping street beside it.
On your own
Source: Princess Cruises
Shibuya Crossing
When the signals change, crowds cross the intersection from every side at once.
On your own
Source: Princess Cruises
Meiji Jingu Shrine
A quiet forest shrine with gravel paths, past the Harajuku shopping streets.
On your own
Source: Princess Cruises
Tsukiji Outer Market
A busy seafood and food market with snacks, fresh tuna, and shops selling kitchenware and tea.
On your ownWorks on a rainy day
Source: Princess Cruises
Hama Rikyu Garden
A slower-paced garden with ponds, teahouses and seasonal flowers near the downtown area.
On your own
Source: Princess Cruises
Ueno Park
A relaxed park with museums, a small zoo, ponds and cherry blossoms in spring.
On your ownWorks on a rainy day
Source: Princess Cruises

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