Photo: Adobe Stock / LicensedThe port has not published Nautica's berth in Tokyo for 11 Mar.
Tokyo in one glance
Senso-ji at Asakusa
The thunder gate, the incense cauldron, the oldest temple in the city — arrive before nine and Nakamise’s snack street is yours.
Shibuya Crossing & Meiji Shrine
Three thousand people per green light, then a forest shrine one JR stop away, at Harajuku, where you cannot hear the city at all.
Tsukiji Outer Market crawl
The inner auction moved; the good part stayed.The berth, the way into town and back in Tokyo
Nautica starts or ends a cruise in Tokyo on 11 Mar
The schedule's note: From Oceania Cruises’ published itinerary; the port has not listed this call or its berth yet. Turnaround (embarkation/disembarkation). This is not a sightseeing port day, so no timed day or tour is cut to it.
- Airport. Haneda is about 25 minutes by car from either terminal; Narita about 60 minutes from Odaiba and 70 from Harumi. Rail from Tokyo Teleport to Haneda takes about 30 minutes. Fares are not published by the terminal.
- Luggage. The courier (takkyubin) counter on 2F at Odaiba sends bags on; luggage storage at Harumi is not published. Embarkation shuttles may carry ticket holders only.
- A night ashore. For Odaiba, sleep in Daiba (Hilton Tokyo Odaiba, Grand Nikko), on the airport-bus route and 2 minutes by Yurikamome; for Harumi, Ginza or Tokyo Station.
- Check-in. Your cruise line sets the check-in time; it is on your boarding pass.
- Staying aboard for the next cruise? The port's timed days, each with the call it needs, are on the Tokyo page.
Rain on about 9 days in 30 — the rain-day plan if the day turns wet
A layer for the evening
The forecast for Thu 11 Mar appears here from Fri 5 Mar.
Normals 1991–2020: Japan Meteorological Agency, Tokyo station · The official figures →
4 calls listed: 4 embark/disembark days. The pattern, and the plan for each kind of day
Add all 4 calls to your calendar
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 stretch ashore between 08:00 and 21:00 (the night is not touring time). Dates and times from the cruise line’s published itinerary; the port has not listed these calls yet; the daily programme has the final word.
Nautica at Tokyo
Where does Nautica dock in Tokyo?
The port has not published Nautica's berth in Tokyo for 11 Mar; ships here normally use Tokyo International Cruise Terminal (Odaiba) — or Harumi Passenger Terminal for many ships under ~70,000 GT. Berths can be reassigned on busy days; the daily programme has the final word.
How long is Nautica in Tokyo?
Thu, 11 Mar 2027: 08:00–18:00 (10 h in port); Sun, 21 Mar 2027: 08:00–17:00 (9 h in port); Wed, 31 Mar 2027: 08:00–18:00 (10 h in port); Sun, 11 Apr 2027: 08:00–18:00 (10 h in port). Off the ship 30 minutes after arrival, all-aboard 30 minutes before departure, back at the gangway an hour before that: plan for about 8 usable hours on the call of Thu, 11 Mar 2027.
Is 11 Mar a port day for Nautica in Tokyo?
No: the schedule marks it as an embarkation or disembarkation day. Its note: From Oceania Cruises’ published itinerary; the port has not listed this call or its berth yet. Turnaround (embarkation/disembarkation). Haneda is about 25 minutes by car from either terminal; Narita about 60 minutes from Odaiba and 70 from Harumi. Rail from Tokyo Teleport to Haneda takes about 30 minutes. Fares are not published by the terminal. The courier (takkyubin) counter on 2F at Odaiba sends bags on; luggage storage at Harumi is not published. Embarkation shuttles may carry ticket holders only.
What is the weather like in Tokyo in March?
On a usual March day Tokyo reaches about 14 °C (58 °F), with a low of about 5 °C (41 °F); rain (1 mm or more) falls on about 9 days in 30. These are the Japan Meteorological Agency's 1991–2020 normals for Tokyo. From 7 days before the call, this page shows the forecast for the day itself.
Checked · Visited in person · Takumi Yamada
Dates and times from the cruise line’s published itinerary; the port has not listed these calls yet. Schedules change; your ship's daily programme has the final word.