Now that my daughter is fully settled in Tokyo, started University and getting accustomised to her new Megalopolis city, we have started to prepare her for the upcoming touring season.
The first thing we wanted to explore was the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal to familiarize with the location, access points, facilities and also deal with any small issues that could pop up on any given day.
Must I say that the location and the facilities are all of World Class which you would expect of such a cosmopolitan and modern city like Tokyo. Having excellent access all across Japan, the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal is a central hub for traveling in Japan and a gateway to exciting sightseeing experiences for visitors from around the world. Opened in 2020 within the Port of Tokyo, the terminal became the new marine gateway of Tokyo with a four-story building with a vast floor area of approximately 19,000 square meters that is capable of accommodating even the world's largest cruise ships.
On this day we arrived by monorail and its only a 10 minute walk from the station to the Port entrance. We did a quick walk around and found everything to be easily locatable and extremely organized. Looking forward to seeing my daughter organize and operate her first tour in the upcoming weeks and months ahead.
Here is a map of the Tokyo International Cruise Terminal below:
Please click on these photos below to see more about the Tokyo International Port Terminal:
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| Modern in all areas |
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| Very picturesque |
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| New facilities |
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| Beautiful Japanese art |
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| The sign says it all |
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| Great location |
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