Summer Fireworks Festival: 6 Nights Japan Summer Cruise 2026

Known for Kobe beef, the Nada sake district, and as a gateway to Kyoto.

Kure’s identity is tied to shipbuilding and naval heritage, offering a unique glimpse into modern maritime Japan.

Aburatsu is a natural harbor on Kyushu’s southeastern coast, designated a Special Major Port in 1952. It serves as a gateway to Nichinan’s scenic coastline and cultural sites.

Nagasaki is a port city with a rich tapestry of international influences, reflecting its history as a gateway for foreign trade and cultural exchange.

South Korea’s second-largest city and busiest port, Busan blends modern urban life with traditional Korean culture and stunning coastal scenery.

Busan to Kobe Where elegance, playfulness, and wonder await.

As the MITSUI OCEAN FUJI glides from Busan to Kobe, guests are invited to immerse themselves in the spirit of Japanese culture and celebration. This is a day designed to delight both the senses and the soul.

Please note: The full list of actual activities and venues will be printed and displayed onboard at Port and Starboard, and copies will be provided to guests upon embarkation.

Your voyage from Busan to Kobe is more than a transition—it’s a celebration of heritage, artistry, and unforgettable experiences.

A vibrant port city nestled between the Rokko mountain range and Osaka Bay, Kobe offers cruise travelers a dynamic blend of scenic beauty, cultural heritage, and culinary excellence. Stroll through the lively streets of Nankinmachi (Chinatown), unwind in the historic Arima Onsen hot springs, or take in sweeping city views from Mount Rokko. Discover the elegance of Sorakuen Garden, explore the poignant Earthquake Memorial Museum, and indulge in world-famous Kobe beef at local steakhouses. With its cosmopolitan charm and natural splendor, Kobe is a captivating gateway to Japan’s Kansai region