Day 1 · Sep 7
Tokyo
Embark on the MITSUI OCEAN FUJI and immerse yourself in its serene décor as you settle into your "all inclusive" suite.
September 7, 2027 – September 16, 2027
Yokohama·Tokyo·At Sea·Yakushima·Koshikijima·Ushibuka·Nagasaki·Jeju·Yokohama
The voyage
Explore southern Japan's spiritual islands, historic trading ports, and vibrant Nagasaki, plus a visit to South Korea, all balanced with scenic sea days.
Day by day
Day 1 · Sep 7
Embark on the MITSUI OCEAN FUJI and immerse yourself in its serene décor as you settle into your "all inclusive" suite.
Day 2 · Sep 8
Welcome Aboard the MITSUI OCEAN FUJI Your dream voyage begins now. Embark on a journey of wonder as the MITSUI OCEAN FUJI sets sail from Yokohama to Beppu , charting a course through sparkling seas and unforgettable moments. This morning, your adventure begins with a warm welcome in front of The Restaurant Fuji , where friendly cruise staff will guide you on a delightful ship tour. Get to know your hosts and explore the hidden treasures of your floating paradise. Feeling playful? Enjoy a round of marble games with fellow guests or stretch out your sea legs at a fun and lively country line dance class —a perfect blend of rhythm and laughter to kick off your voyage. As afternoon rolls in, the atmosphere comes alive with the Captain’s Welcome Party at the Ocean Stage , accompanied by the vibrant Mitsui Ocean Fuji House Band . Raise your glass to fresh horizons and new friendships as music fills the air. Then, under the night sky, settle in for an elegant classical production show featuring the brilliant Mitsui Ocean Fuji Singers & Dancers , joined by the house band in a spectacle of lights, sound, and artistry. Please note: This itinerary is a sample program only. The actual list of activities and venues will be printed and displayed onboard at Port and Starboard , and a copy will be distributed to all guests upon embarkation. Your voyage from begins here—with grace, excitement, and a touch of maritime magic. Let the journey unfold.
Day 3 · Sep 9
Uncover the spirit of northern Japan in Akita, where ancient traditions meet stunning coastal views. Witness the fierce Namahage ritual at Namahage Hall and Ogashinzan Denshokan, where folklore comes alive through dramatic exhibits and performances. Ascend Kanpuzan Rotating Observatory, offering sweeping 360° viewa of the Sea of Japan and surrounding mountains. Akita promises a rich blend of myth, culture, and natural wonder. Kanpuzan Rotating Observatory: perched atop a verdant volcano, for a breathtaking 360° view of the Sea of Japan, Mount Chokai, and the Shirakami Mountains Namahage Hall and Ogashinzan Denshokan: here the fierce straw-clad Namahage ogres come to life through immersive exhibits and live performances that celebrate this UNESCO-recognized folk ritual
Day 4 · Sep 10
Koshikijima is a remote island group known for dramatic cliffs, clear coastal water, and fishing communities that offer a quieter view of southern Japan.
Day 5 · Sep 11
At the southern end of the Amakusa Islands, Ushibuka is a fishing port surrounded by island-dotted seas and a culture shaped by maritime trade.
Day 6 · Sep 12
Nagasaki Historical Highlights Tour Overview: Visit the Atomic Bomb Museum, with over 900 artifacts indicative of the city’s devastation, as well as displays on modern nuclear technology and concerns. As you browse the displays, you will learn about the city’s culture before the bomb struck and the aftermath of the atomic blast. You can expect to see photographs of the widespread destruction to buildings such as the Urakami Cathedral and neighborhoods that were reduced to ruins. Nagasaki’s Peace Park commemorates the city’s destruction by the plutonium bomb dropped on August 9, 1945. Although Fat Man, the name given to the second bomb dropped on Japan, missed its target by over a mile and a half, it leveled nearly half the city. The park’s main attraction is its collection of statues and sculptures donated by countries and groups all over the world. This includes the massive Peace Memorial Statue depicting a man with his right arm pointing to the sky to indicate the continued threat of nuclear destruction. A short walk will take you to Hypocenter. Dejima was once an artificial island in the port of Nagasaki. It played an important role in the development of culture, industry, and science in Japan by serving as a gateway to the West. Several Dejima's historical structures have been restored to its 19th century state during the Edo period and are part of Dejima Historical Museum. Glover Garden is located on a hill overlooking the port of Nagasaki. It was the former residence of Thomas Blake Glover, a Scottish merchant who played a key role in Japan’s modernization during the Meiji Restoration. Glover Garden is not just a historical site but a symbol of Japan’s opening to the world and modernization in the 19th century. Note : Glover Garden is located on the hill and guests will need to walk up steep hill. If any guests wish to skip this, they can leave the tour and make their own way back to the ship. Glover Garden is located nearby the ship, and it will be the very last stop of the tour. Atomic Bomb Museum includes exhibits of sensitive material including graphic pictures and displays on the atrocities of war.
Day 7 · Sep 13
Highlights of Jeju Duration: 4 Hours Activity Level: Strenuous Featured Sites: Sunrise Peak (Seongsan Ilchulbong), Haenyeo Diver Museum Tour Overview Embark on a dynamic exploration of Jeju’s natural and cultural heritage during this 4-hour excursion. Begin at Sunrise Peak (Seongsan Ilchulbong) , a UNESCO World Heritage site formed by volcanic eruptions over 100,000 years ago. Guests will ascend the steep trail to the crater rim, rewarded with sweeping views of the island and the surrounding sea—a challenging but unforgettable climb. Continue to the Haenyeo Diver Museum , dedicated to Jeju’s legendary women divers who have sustained coastal communities for centuries through their remarkable free-diving traditions. Exhibits highlight their resilience, tools, and cultural significance, offering a rare glimpse into this unique way of life. This excursion combines physical adventure with cultural discovery—ideal for guests seeking both challenge and insight into Jeju’s enduring spirit.
Day 8 · Sep 14
Embrace a day at sea filled with cultural discovery and relaxation. Try your hand at watercolor art, origami, or join the Rakugo storytelling workshop. Treat yourself at KODAMA Wellness or ask our staff for assistance in wearing a Yukata for a traditional touch. As night falls, be captivated by our dazzling production show featuring live music and dance. A complete schedule of activities will be available at Port and Starboard and in your stateroom.
Day 9 · Sep 15
As the MITSUI OCEAN FUJI glides to Tokyo, 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 Tokyo is more than a transition—it’s a celebration of heritage, artistry, and unforgettable experiences.
Day 10 · Sep 16
We arrive back in port. It’s time to bid farewell to your newly formed friends, both passengers and staff. While some will prepare for their journey home, others will continue, extending their trip, preparing to have more memorable experiences.
On board MITSUI OCEAN FUJI
船内 | ON BOARD
Spacious, thoughtfully designed suites offer a private place to slow down, restore, and take in the sea.

887 sq ft, Deck 7
The spacious, highest-grade guest rooms guide both body and mind into relaxation. They include a wide dining area, an outdoor veranda, a glass-enclosed sunroom, and a view bath.


936 sq ft, Deck 7
A premium guest room characterized by large windows facing the bow and an outdoor veranda. It boasts the largest room area.


600–936 sq ft, Deck 6–8
Five guest rooms with an air of elegance.


525–532 sq ft, Deck 10
Directly connected to the “Spa & Wellness,” has a calm atmosphere, and there are also fitness amenities in the room.


427–590 sq ft, Deck 6, 9, 10
Located on the upper floors of Decks 9 and 10, it is an elegant space where you can relax like at home.


272–316 sq ft, Deck 10
A suite type where the living area and bed can be separated, allowing you to spend your time comfortably.


263–325 sq ft, Deck 5–10
You can enjoy the ever-changing scenery from your own veranda.

船内 | ON BOARD
Seasonal ingredients, regional Japanese flavors, and international favorites come together in menus designed for unhurried dining at sea.

Deck 4
Our namesake main restaurant invites you to a sophisticated dining experience for breakfast, lunch and dinner with a rotating Japanese and Western menu that is sure to delight your senses.

Deck 8
For more casual dining, a buffet of global cuisine or order from a menu. On select nights by reservation for a nominal fee, enjoy Omakase sushi and sake pairing against panoramic ocean views.

Deck 8
Named after artist Katsushika Hokusai, this elegantly appointed specialty restaurant is brought to life by Chef Kiyomi Mikuni, acclaimed for blending Japanese flavors with traditional French cuisine. Seasonal tasting menus run from amuse-bouche to petit fours with optional wine pairing. Reservations required; additional charges may apply.

Deck 8
Savor simple yet beautifully crafted Japanese and Western comfort dishes — fresh, flavorful, and perfectly suited to leisurely moments by the sea. On select sailings, experience theme nights like the summer festival.
船内 | ON BOARD
Live music, performances, workshops, and Japanese cultural traditions shape days and evenings on board.

Deck 6
Mitsui Ocean Fuji's main stage — literally a platform at sea. An exciting selection of performances is scheduled both day and night, creating endless stories and moments of awe throughout the journey.

Deck 5
A lounge with alluring programs and events during the day, and live piano and band performances at night.

Various
Rakugo comic storytelling, craft workshops, a curated Japanese book collection, and special lectures on Japanese culture, tradition and lifestyle.
船内 | ON BOARD
Spa rituals, restorative treatments, fitness, and serene spaces invite guests to care for body and mind at sea.

Deck 9
Treatment rooms (including oil massages), salon services (hair styling and makeup), a lounge with sauna, steam room and thermal beds, studio programs (yoga, Pilates, etc.), and a fitness center with cardio and weight training machines. Some services require reservations; additional fees may apply.

Decks 5 & 8
Our peaceful and tranquil ocean retreat offers two large pools, Kohan and Cerulean, to unwind and breathe in the ocean air. Whether you want to swim or soak in warm whirlpools, let the waters relax your senses.
船内 | ON BOARD
Thoughtfully designed spaces balance quiet moments, open views, and the gracious rhythm of life at sea.

Deck 10
Soak up panoramic views of the ocean in our sophisticated lounge — perfect for the sunset or live piano entertainment. Toast to your Japanese travel memories over specialty cocktails, fine wines and more.

Deck 7
The heart of the ship for morning specialty coffees and small savory bites. A relaxed atmosphere with inspiring ocean views to read, puzzle, or visit Guest Services.

Deck 7
A shopping experience designed just for you — exclusive Mitsui Ocean Fuji items, fashion accessories, skincare, sundries, vintage luxury handbags, fine jewelry, and Swiss timepieces. In select ports, bespoke collaborations with local artisans and curated Japanese omiyage.