Featured Hotels
0.2 miles from Cruise Terminal
6-1 Yamashita Cho Naka Ku
Yokohama, JP
The Hotel Monterey Yokohama is located approximately 13 miles from the Haneda International Airport. Local attractions include Yamashita Park, Yokohama City Center, Pacifico Yokohama Convention Center, and China Town.Hotel amenities include 24 hour front desk, banquet facilities, business services, dry cleaning service, ballroom...More
0.7 miles from Cruise Terminal
5-53 Choujyamachi
Yokohama, JP
Washington Hotels is one of the most famous hotel chains in Japan. Yokohama Isezakicho Washington Hotel was opened in 1990. The hotel is located near the Port of Yokohama, making it easier to travel anywhere round Tokyo. Since opening the hotel has been highly appreciated as a base for sightseeing and business visits by a great number of guests...More
0.8 miles from Cruise Terminal
1-1-1 Minatomirai
Yokohama, JP
The InterContinental Yokohama is a uniquely shaped luxury property located about a mile from downtown Yokohama, 17 miles from Haneda Airport and 66 miles from Narita International Airport. Local attractions include the Cosmo World Amusement Park, Yokohama Zoo, and Yokohama Bayside Marina. Amenities include airport transportation...More
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About Tokyo Cruise Terminal
The Port of Yokohama was opened in 1859 as Japan's first modern international trade port and has now become the No.1 cruise port in Japan. The port is conveniently located within Tokyo Bay and is surrounded by a rich assortment of tourist attractions, both modern and cultural. It plays a vital role as the gateway port for metropolitan Tokyo as well as Eastern and Northern Japan. The Port of Yokohama conveniently lies 11 sea miles closer to the Pacific Ocean than the Port of Tokyo.
With the completion of the state-of-the-art International Passenger Terminal in 2002, which also has easy access to expressways and airports, they are now capable of accommodating almost all cruise ships. The major pier possesses the ability to harbor vessels of varying sizing including the largest passenger ships. The port has both pedestrian and vehicular connection to the mainland. The seamless transition presents an “inherent dichotomy between global systems of transport.”