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Where does Asuka III dock in Nagasaki?

No upcoming call on the published schedule. Last call Wed, 7 Oct 2026.

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The short answer

No upcoming call on the published schedule; Asuka III last called at Nagasaki on Wed, 7 Oct 2026, at Matsugae Cruise Terminal.

Last callWed, 7 Oct 202608:00–21:00
BerthMatsugae Cruise TerminalOpen in Google Maps →
Next callNone published1 past call on record

Dates, times and berths from the port authorities' schedules · checked · Takumi Yamada

Every Asuka III call at Nagasaki

1 call on record: the pattern

DateIn portUsableBerthKind of day
Wed 7 Oct2026 · past08:00–21:00~11 hMatsugae Cruise TerminalFull day

Usable hours follow the one rule: off the ship 30 minutes after arrival, all-aboard 30 minutes before departure, back at the gangway an hour before that. Overnight calls count the longest daylight stretch. Dates and times from Nagasaki Port (Nagasaki Prefecture port office) — R8 (2026) and R9 (2027) cruise call schedules (as of 2026-09-25); the daily programme has the final word.

Nagasaki: the port's timed days

Each day, with the call it needs

No upcoming call is on the published schedules, so nothing here is cut to a date. Each day says the call length it needs.

Rainy-day plan

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Needs a 5-hour callabout 3hwalkhistory

Hillside villas and champon

For a downtown berth — the wharf-side hills done on foot.

  1. 0:00Walk from Matsugae wharf to Glover Garden
  2. 0:15Glover Garden villas + harbor views
  3. 1:15Oura Cathedral next door
  4. 1:45Champon at Shikairo — the 1899 birthplace
  5. + 1 more stops on the full route

Costs about ¥0 — all on foot

Follow this routeOpen in Google MapsGuided versionNagasaki Highlights Private Half-Day Tour by TramPeace Park told properly, by tram with a private guide; some stairs and slopes · from US$149

Needs a 7-hour callabout 5hhistoryfood

The bomb and the trading island

For visitors who want both halves of this city's story.

  1. 0:00Tram north to Peace Park (~25 min riding, one change; 40–50 min door to door)
  2. 0:30Atomic Bomb Museum + Peace Park
  3. 2:30Tram back to Dejima
  4. 3:00Dejima — the fan-shaped Dutch island, rebuilt
  5. + 2 more stops on the full route

Costs about trams ¥300–600 (or the ¥600 day pass)

Follow this routeOpen in Google MapsGuided versionNagasaki Highlights Private Half-Day Tour by TramSame museum-to-Glover arc by tram with a local guide · from US$149

Needs a 9.5-hour callabout 7.5hhistorywalk

The full circle

For long calls that want the bridge, the island and the hills.

  1. 0:00Peace Park + museum by tram, unhurried
  2. 2:45Megane-bashi spectacles bridge + castella at Fukusaya
  3. 4:00Dejima, then Chinatown sara-udon lunch-late
  4. 5:30Glover Garden at golden hour
  5. + 1 more stops on the full route

Costs about tram day pass ¥600

Follow this routeOpen in Google MapsGuided versionNagasaki Highlights Private Full-Day Tour by CarSame full-city arc, by private car with a guide for the long day · from US$233
Quick answers

Asuka III at Nagasaki

Where does Asuka III dock in Nagasaki?

No upcoming call on the published schedule; Asuka III last called at Nagasaki on Wed, 7 Oct 2026, at Matsugae Cruise Terminal. From the berth: The city starts at the gangway — Dejima and Chinatown on foot, trams for the rest.

When is Asuka III next in Nagasaki?

No upcoming calls are on the published schedules. Its recent call was on Wed, 7 Oct 2026 (08:00–21:00 (13 h in port)).

Dates, times and berths from Nagasaki Port (Nagasaki Prefecture port office) — R8 (2026) and R9 (2027) cruise call schedules (as of 2026-09-25). Schedules change; your ship's daily programme has the final word.