Photo: Rab Lawrence / CC BY 2.0Three confirmed 2026 Tokyo roundtrips, each with a two-day Kobe stay.
What fits your hours at each call, what to book, and what is simply a walk.
Port guideThe bookend capital
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On this shipMt. Fuji's port
Day two of the Tokyo pattern: your first chance at the mountain.
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On this shipThe Kyoto gateway
An overnight — Kyoto on day one, Kitano and a beef lunch on day two.
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Port guideThe Pacific port
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Port guideTwo heavyweights, one day
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Port guideThe walking port
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Port guideThe steaming port
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Port guideThe volcano's port
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Port guideThe Jodogahama port
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Port guideThe misty market port
Plan your day here →Plus Busan (Korea); the October sailing transits the Kanmon Strait.
Regent bundles shore excursions in the fare — the good Kyoto and Hiroshima slots go quickly after booking opens. Reserve the moment your window opens.
Kyoto on day one, Kitano and a beef lunch on day two — the pattern every day-caller envies.
The Tokyo pattern puts Shimizu on day two — your first Fuji chance. Be on deck at dawn.
The berth decides your day. Port by port, from our measured index.
Yes — the 2026 Tokyo roundtrips spend two days alongside in Kobe, positioned for a full Kyoto day. Excursions are included in Regent fares, so reserve the Kyoto program early; independent private cars from the pier remain an option if the slots are gone.
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