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Japan cruise port berths: where ships dock and whether you can walk off
For each cruise port covered by Port of Japan: the berth or berths ships use, whether passengers can walk into town, and the shuttle situation.
Port of Japan, “Japan cruise port berths: where ships dock and whether you can walk off”, 2026. https://port-of-japan.com/getting-around/ (data: https://port-of-japan.com/data/japan-cruise-berths.csv)
Cruise ship calls at Japanese ports in 2026, from official port schedules
Scheduled 2026 cruise calls per port, split into foreign-operated and Japanese-operated ships, each with the official schedule it was counted from and the date it was read.
Port of Japan, “Cruise ship calls at Japanese ports in 2026, from official port schedules”, 2026. https://port-of-japan.com/shimizu/#schedule (data: https://port-of-japan.com/data/japan-cruise-calls-2026.csv)
Cherry blossom, autumn colour and typhoon exposure at Japanese cruise ports
Per cruise port: first and full cherry bloom and maple colouring at the nearest Japan Meteorological Agency observation tree (1991–2020 normals), and the average number of typhoon approaches a year on that coast.
Port of Japan, “Cherry blossom, autumn colour and typhoon exposure at Japanese cruise ports”, 2026. https://port-of-japan.com/journal/japan-cherry-blossom-cruise-ports/ (data: https://port-of-japan.com/data/japan-cruise-ports-seasons.csv)
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