
Diamond Princess
Enjoy the incomparable Diamond Princess, a ship where you will feel at home while sailing through the most emblematic cities of Japan.



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05 Aug Yokohama | 06 Aug At Sea | 07 Aug Aomori | 08 Aug At Sea | 09 Aug Sakaiminato | 10 Aug Busan | 11 Aug At Sea | 12 Aug Kochi | 13 Aug Tokushima | 14 Aug Kyoto (via Osaka) | 15 Aug Shimizu | 16 Aug Yokohama


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Breakfast on board.
Upon disembarkation at the port of Yokohama, we will begin our sightseeing tour in the lively Shibuya district, famous for its iconic crossing and vibrant urban atmosphere.
We will then head to Odaiba, a modern artificial island offering stunning views of Tokyo’s skyline and its iconic replica of the Statue of Liberty.
After the tour, transfer to the airport to board your return flight to Madrid or Barcelona.


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17 august 2027
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TOKIO

Tokio es la capital de Japón y una de las ciudades más importantes del mundo. Es una ciudad enorme, moderna y muy activa, donde se mezclan los grandes rascacielos, las zonas comerciales y la tecnología con templos, santuarios y barrios mucho más tradicionales.
En la Metrópolis de Tokio viven alrededor de 14 millones de personas, lo que la convierte en una de las zonas urbanas más pobladas de Japón. Además, muchas personas se desplazan cada día desde otras ciudades cercanas para trabajar o estudiar allí.
Japón es una monarquía constitucional y parlamentaria. El emperador tiene principalmente una función simbólica y el Gobierno está dirigido por un primer ministro. Tokio, además, tiene su propio Gobierno Metropolitano, dirigido por un gobernador.
Entre los lugares más conocidos de la ciudad están Shibuya, Shinjuku, Asakusa, Ginza, Odaiba y el santuario Meiji. También cuenta con una de las redes de metro y tren más completas del mundo, algo muy importante para moverse por una ciudad tan grande.
Una de sus curiosidades más famosas es el cruce de Shibuya, por el que pasan cientos de personas a la vez. También sorprende la cantidad de máquinas expendedoras que hay en sus calles, donde se pueden comprar bebidas, comida y otros productos.




KAMAKURA

Kamakura es una ciudad costera situada cerca de Tokio. Es mucho más pequeña y tranquila que la capital y es conocida principalmente por su historia, sus templos y su relación con los samuráis.
Tiene alrededor de 173.000 habitantes, por lo que ofrece un ambiente bastante más relajado que Tokio. A pesar de su tamaño, recibe muchos visitantes debido a sus monumentos y a su cercanía con la capital.
Pertenece a la región de Kanagawa y cuenta con su propio alcalde y ayuntamiento. Como el resto de ciudades japonesas, forma parte del sistema político nacional basado en una monarquía constitucional y un Gobierno parlamentario.
Su monumento más conocido es el Gran Buda de Kamakura, pero también destacan el templo Hase-dera y el santuario Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu. Al encontrarse junto al mar, también dispone de playas y zonas de costa.
Una curiosidad muy conocida es que se puede entrar dentro de la estatua del Gran Buda. Además, Kamakura fue durante siglos uno de los centros políticos más importantes de Japón, especialmente durante la época de los samuráis.




aomori

Esta ciudad se visitará con las excursiones opcionales en español en Mundomar Cruceros
Aomori is located in the north of Japan’s main island and is a city surrounded by nature. It has a more peaceful atmosphere than many of the country’s larger cities and is renowned for its proximity to the sea, beautiful landscapes and local produce.
With a population of approximately 275,000, Aomori is a medium-sized city. It is the main urban centre of the prefecture that shares its name and plays an important role in the administrative and commercial activities of northern Japan.
The city has its own mayor and municipal government, responsible for managing local affairs. Thanks to its geographical location, Aomori has traditionally served as an important gateway connecting Japan’s main island with Hokkaido.
Agriculture is one of the area's most important industries. Aomori is particularly famous for its apples, one of its most iconic local products. Fishing, seafood and port activities also play a significant role in the local economy.
One of the city's most famous events is the Nebuta Festival, held every summer. During the celebrations, enormous illuminated floats parade through the streets, featuring impressive figures of warriors, historical characters and mythical Japanese creatures.
As an interesting fact, Aomori is also known for its cold, snowy winters. This gives the city a very different appearance depending on the season, creating a striking contrast with the warmer cities in southern Japan.




SAKAIMINATO

Sakaiminato is a small city located on Japan’s western coast, in Tottori Prefecture. It is a much quieter destination than Tokyo, Kyoto or Busan, and is particularly known for its close connection to the sea, fishing and manga culture.
With a population of approximately 30,600, it is one of the smallest cities on our itinerary. Despite its size, its port plays an important role in the fishing industry and the distribution of seafood.
The city is governed by a mayor and a municipal council responsible for local administration. It is part of Tottori Prefecture, located along the coast of the Sea of Japan.
Fishing is one of Sakaiminato’s most important industries, making it an excellent place to sample fresh fish and seafood. The city also offers shopping areas and pleasant walks around the port, providing visitors with a glimpse of a more authentic, less touristy side of Japan.
One of its best-known attractions is Mizuki Shigeru Road, a street dedicated to the famous manga artist Shigeru Mizuki, who was born in the area. Along the street, visitors can discover numerous statues of manga characters and traditional Japanese supernatural creatures known as yōkai.
Interestingly, these characters can be found throughout the city, appearing in statues, shops, trains and even elements of street furniture. This gives Sakaiminato a truly unique identity, making it quite different from the other destinations on our journey.




Busan

Esta ciudad se visitará con las excursiones opcionales en español en Mundomar Cruceros
Busan es una gran ciudad situada en la costa sureste de Corea del Sur y es la única parada del recorrido que se encuentra fuera de Japón. Es una ciudad moderna, muy ligada al mar, y combina grandes edificios, playas, mercados tradicionales y zonas comerciales.
Cuenta con alrededor de 3,3 millones de habitantes, lo que la convierte en la segunda ciudad más grande de Corea del Sur, después de Seúl. También es uno de los principales centros económicos y comerciales del país.
Corea del Sur es una república presidencialista, y Busan cuenta además con su propio alcalde y gobierno local. La ciudad tiene mucha importancia a nivel nacional por su actividad económica y por su puerto.
Uno de los elementos más importantes de Busan es precisamente su puerto, uno de los más destacados de Asia. Gracias a él, la ciudad tiene una gran actividad comercial y marítima. También es conocida por sus playas, especialmente Haeundae, y por sus mercados de pescado.
Entre los lugares más conocidos están Haeundae Beach, el mercado de Jagalchi y Gamcheon Culture Village, un barrio construido sobre una colina y lleno de pequeñas casas de colores.
Como curiosidad, Busan celebra cada año un importante festival internacional de cine, que atrae a visitantes y profesionales de muchos países. Además, el mercado de Jagalchi es uno de los mercados de pescado más famosos de Corea del Sur.




KOCHI

Esta ciudad se visitará con las excursiones opcionales en español en Mundomar Cruceros
Kochi es la capital de la prefectura del mismo nombre y está situada en la isla de Shikoku, al sur de Japón. Es una ciudad costera conocida por su ambiente relajado, sus tradiciones locales y sus paisajes naturales.
La ciudad tiene una población aproximada de 320.000 habitantes y constituye el principal centro urbano de la prefectura. Su economía está relacionada con la pesca, la agricultura y el turismo.
Kochi mantiene fuertes vínculos con la historia japonesa y es especialmente conocida por haber sido el lugar de nacimiento de Sakamoto Ryoma, una de las figuras más influyentes en la modernización de Japón durante el siglo XIX.
Entre sus principales atractivos se encuentran el Castillo de Kochi, uno de los pocos castillos originales que aún se conservan en Japón, el Mercado Hirome y la playa de Katsurahama, desde donde se obtienen magníficas vistas del océano Pacífico.
Una curiosidad de Kochi es que celebra el Festival Yosakoi, uno de los eventos de danza más famosos de Japón. Cada verano miles de participantes llenan las calles con coloridos trajes y espectáculos musicales.




TOKUSHIMA

Esta ciudad se visitará con las excursiones opcionales en español en Mundomar Cruceros
Tokushima, located in the northeastern part of Japan’s Shikoku Island, is known for its beautiful natural landscapes, rivers and rich cultural traditions. With a population of approximately 250,000, it is an ideal destination for discovering a more authentic side of Japan.
Its most famous tradition is Awa Odori, a dance festival with over 400 years of history, held every August. The city is also renowned for its traditional crafts, particularly indigo dyeing.
Among its main attractions are Tokushima Castle, the Awa Odori Kaikan, where visitors can learn about and enjoy this traditional dance throughout the year, and Mount Bizan, which offers magnificent panoramic views.
Nearby, visitors can also discover the famous Naruto Whirlpools, which can be admired from sightseeing boats or from a glass-floored observation walkway.
As an interesting fact, the spirit of Awa Odori encourages both dancers and spectators to join in the celebrations. Even outside August, visitors can enjoy performances and experience this lively Japanese tradition at the Awa Odori Kaikan.




Kyoto (from osaka)

Esta ciudad se visitará con las excursiones opcionales en español en Mundomar Cruceros
Kyoto is one of Japan’s most important cities for discovering the country’s history and traditional culture. It served as Japan’s capital for more than a thousand years, which is why it is home to an extraordinary number of temples, shrines, gardens and historic neighbourhoods.
With a population of approximately 1.45 million, Kyoto is a large city, although its atmosphere is very different from that of Tokyo. Many areas retain a more traditional and peaceful character.
The city is governed by a mayor and a municipal council and plays a major cultural and tourism role in Japan. It is also home to several universities, a thriving commercial sector and a strong tourism industry.
Among its most famous attractions are the Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji), Fushimi Inari Shrine, the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove and the historic Gion district. Kyoto is also renowned for its beautiful gardens, traditional tea ceremonies and local cuisine.
One of its most fascinating features is Fushimi Inari, where thousands of red gates known as torii create spectacular pathways winding up the mountainside. The Golden Pavilion is equally impressive, with parts of its exterior covered in gold leaf.
Another interesting fact is that the Gion district continues to preserve the traditions of geisha and maiko (apprentice geisha), making it one of the best-known places to experience Japan’s traditional cultural heritage.




shimizu

Esta ciudad se visitará con las excursiones opcionales en español en Mundomar Cruceros
Shimizu es un importante puerto situado en la ciudad de Shizuoka, en la costa central de Japón. Su ubicación privilegiada frente a la bahía de Suruga lo convierte en uno de los puertos más destacados del país.
La zona cuenta con una población de varios cientos de miles de habitantes dentro del municipio de Shizuoka. Históricamente, el puerto ha desempeñado un papel fundamental en el comercio marítimo y en la industria pesquera japonesa.
Shimizu es especialmente conocido por sus impresionantes vistas del Monte Fuji, considerado la montaña más famosa y representativa de Japón. En días despejados, la silueta del volcán domina gran parte del paisaje.
Entre los lugares más populares se encuentran el puerto de Shimizu, el mercado de pescado Kashi-no-Ichi, el templo Kunozan Toshogu y la playa de Miho no Matsubara, declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad como parte del conjunto cultural del Monte Fuji.
Una de las curiosidades de Shimizu es que fue el principal escenario de muchas historias tradicionales japonesas relacionadas con la bahía y el Monte Fuji. Además, es famoso por producir algunos de los mejores tés verdes de Japón




Breakfast, lunch, dinner and meals at any time.
Iced tea, lemonade, non-bottled water, varieties of tea and coffee.
Complete stateroom
Entertainment and endless activities throughout the day and at night.
Pools, lounges, gym, nightclub, cinema under the stars and much more.
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Enjoy the incomparable Diamond Princess, a ship where you will feel at home while sailing through the most emblematic cities of Japan.
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This is much more than just a cruise. The experience includes a stay in Tokyo, as well as guided tours of Tokyo and Kamakura. You will then continue exploring the country by sea, visiting ports such as Aomori, Busan and Osaka.
This unique combination allows you to discover both traditional Japanese culture and its modern cities and coastal regions, without having to organise multiple journeys and transfers independently.

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Discover northern Japan during Aomori’s vibrant summer festivals, when the streets come alive with music, dancing and spectacular illuminated floats.
Be amazed by the famous Aomori Nebuta Matsuri, featuring enormous glowing figures, powerful drums and energetic dancers bringing the August nights to life.
Immerse yourself in Japanese culture and experience the energy, traditions and excitement of one of Japan’s most iconic summer festivals.

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The Diamond Princess features elements rarely seen on other cruise ships, such as Japanese-inspired thermal baths (onsen), gastronomy adapted to the destinations it visits and a great experience operating in Japan. This turns the ship itself into an extension of the cultural experience, not just a means of transport.


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We know that language plays an important role in making the most of your holiday. That’s why you’ll be accompanied throughout the entire journey by a Spanish-speaking Tour Leader, who will be there to assist you with anything you need.
They will accompany you on optional excursions, help you with the embarkation and disembarkation processes, and provide support throughout your trip, ensuring you feel comfortable and well looked after every step of the way.


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HISTORY

Japan has a fascinating history that spans thousands of years. It is believed that the first settlements date back to the Jomon era (14,000 BC), when hunter-gatherers began to form communities. The Yamato era (250-710 AD) consolidated imperial power and brought cultural influences from China and Korea. Between the 12th and 19th centuries, the country was under the control of shoguns, military leaders who ruled in the name of the emperor. During the Edo period (1603-1868), Japan experienced a long isolation, but with the Meiji Restoration in 1868, it modernized rapidly. After the devastation of World War II, Japan transformed into a global economic power, standing out for its technology and culture.

FOOD

Japanese food is known for its focus on freshness and aesthetic presentation. The sushi, elaborado con arroz y pescado crudo, es uno de los platos más emblemáticos, mientras que el sashimi presenta solo el pescado. El ramen, una sopa de fideos, es popular y varía en sabores regionales. Otros platos típicos incluyen el tempura, mariscos y verduras fritas, y el okonomiyaki, una especie de pancake salado. El arroz es un alimento básico, y el miso, utilizado en sopas y salsas, es fundamental en la cocina. La gastronomía japonesa se basa en el respeto por los ingredientes y la temporada.

the PORTS YOU WILL VISIT ON YOUR CRUISE

Yokohama (Tokyo): The gateway to Japan, where millenary tradition coexists with the avant-garde.
Toba: Charming coastal city famous for its pearls and for the historic Ise shrine.
Kobe (Kyoto): Access from Kobe the cultural essence of Kyoto, with its temples, gardens and geishas.
Kochi: Discover the most authentic Japan among historical castles, traditional markets and nature.
Hiroshima: A city symbol of peace that moves for its history and its spirit of overcoming.
Kanmon Strait: Enjoy a spectacular crossing between the islands of Honshu and Kyushu.
Seogwipo (Jeju Island): Volcanic landscapes, waterfalls and cliffs on the most paradisiacal island of South Korea.
Nagasaki: A fascinating crossroads of cultures with a unique history and beautiful views over the bay.
Omaezaki: A quiet port surrounded by coastline, lighthouses and privileged views of Mount Fuji on clear days.

WEATHER

Japan presents a diverse climate, with cold winters in the north and warm summers in the south. The seasons are marked, offering beautiful spring and autumn landscapes. To fully enjoy, visit in spring (sakura) or autumn (red leaves). Wear appropriate clothing and check the forecast, as the weather can vary.

CURRENCY

In Japan, the official currency is the Japanese yen (JPY). Although credit cards are widely accepted in cities and tourist establishments, it is advisable to carry cash, as many restaurants, small shops and markets do not accept cards. ATMs may not be available for all foreign cards, so it is advisable to withdraw money at banks or convenience stores like 7-Eleven, which offer services for tourists.

CURIOSITIES

- Baths in thermal waters: Japan houses more than 2,000 thermal springs, known as "onsen", donde los visitantes pueden relajarse en aguas minerales naturales, disfrutando de paisajes serenos y experiencias culturales tradicionales únicas.
- The art of "kintsugi": consists of repairing broken ceramics with resin and gold powder, transforming damaged pieces into works of art, celebrating the beauty of imperfections in Japan.
- El "Hanami": this festivity is one of the most famous in the country and one of the most beautiful and is celebrated at the arrival of spring, admiring the cherry blossom, organizing picnics under the trees in parks and gardens throughout the country.
- Temples and shrines: Japan has more than 200,000 temples and shrines, including the famous Golden Temple of Kinkaku-ji, an emblematic place in Kyoto that stands out for its impressive architectural beauty and tranquilizing landscapes.
- The bullet trains: Known as "Shinkansen", which can reach speeds of up to 320 km/h, providing a fast and efficient way to travel between main cities like Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.
- Neko Cafes: Japan is the home of cat cafes, where visitors can enjoy a drink while interacting with cats, a concept very popular in cities like Tokyo and Kyoto. There are also cafes where you can spend a pleasant time surrounded by beautiful owls.
- Port of Otaru: Otaru, in Hokkaido, is known for its charming canal and its historical architecture. Famous for its blown glass and its fresh sushi, Otaru offers unique cultural experiences, besides being an ideal place for romantic walks by the water.

This trip requires a minimum of 20 participants to operate. If this minimum number is not reached, Mundomar Cruceros reserves the right to cancel the trip up to 20 days before its scheduled departure date. In such cases, all amounts paid by the customer will be fully refunded within 14 calendar days, with no entitlement to any additional compensation.
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Extra on board credit
We know that language plays an important role in making the most of your holiday. That’s why you’ll be accompanied throughout the entire journey by a Spanish-speaking Tour Leader, who will be there to assist you with anything you need.
They will accompany you on optional excursions, help you with the embarkation and disembarkation processes, and provide support throughout your trip, ensuring you feel comfortable and well looked after every step of the way.


Extra on board credit
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HISTORY

Japan has a fascinating history that spans thousands of years. It is believed that the first settlements date back to the Jomon era (14,000 BC), when hunter-gatherers began to form communities. The Yamato era (250-710 AD) consolidated imperial power and brought cultural influences from China and Korea. Between the 12th and 19th centuries, the country was under the control of shoguns, military leaders who ruled in the name of the emperor. During the Edo period (1603-1868), Japan experienced a long isolation, but with the Meiji Restoration in 1868, it modernized rapidly. After the devastation of World War II, Japan transformed into a global economic power, standing out for its technology and culture.

FOOD

Japanese food is known for its focus on freshness and aesthetic presentation. The sushi, elaborado con arroz y pescado crudo, es uno de los platos más emblemáticos, mientras que el sashimi presenta solo el pescado. El ramen, una sopa de fideos, es popular y varía en sabores regionales. Otros platos típicos incluyen el tempura, mariscos y verduras fritas, y el okonomiyaki, una especie de pancake salado. El arroz es un alimento básico, y el miso, utilizado en sopas y salsas, es fundamental en la cocina. La gastronomía japonesa se basa en el respeto por los ingredientes y la temporada.

the PORTS YOU WILL VISIT ON YOUR CRUISE

Yokohama (Tokyo): The gateway to Japan, where millenary tradition coexists with the avant-garde.
Toba: Charming coastal city famous for its pearls and for the historic Ise shrine.
Kobe (Kyoto): Access from Kobe the cultural essence of Kyoto, with its temples, gardens and geishas.
Kochi: Discover the most authentic Japan among historical castles, traditional markets and nature.
Hiroshima: A city symbol of peace that moves for its history and its spirit of overcoming.
Kanmon Strait: Enjoy a spectacular crossing between the islands of Honshu and Kyushu.
Seogwipo (Jeju Island): Volcanic landscapes, waterfalls and cliffs on the most paradisiacal island of South Korea.
Nagasaki: A fascinating crossroads of cultures with a unique history and beautiful views over the bay.
Omaezaki: A quiet port surrounded by coastline, lighthouses and privileged views of Mount Fuji on clear days.

WEATHER

Japan presents a diverse climate, with cold winters in the north and warm summers in the south. The seasons are marked, offering beautiful spring and autumn landscapes. To fully enjoy, visit in spring (sakura) or autumn (red leaves). Wear appropriate clothing and check the forecast, as the weather can vary.

CURRENCY

In Japan, the official currency is the Japanese yen (JPY). Although credit cards are widely accepted in cities and tourist establishments, it is advisable to carry cash, as many restaurants, small shops and markets do not accept cards. ATMs may not be available for all foreign cards, so it is advisable to withdraw money at banks or convenience stores like 7-Eleven, which offer services for tourists.

CURIOSITIES

- Baths in thermal waters: Japan houses more than 2,000 thermal springs, known as "onsen", donde los visitantes pueden relajarse en aguas minerales naturales, disfrutando de paisajes serenos y experiencias culturales tradicionales únicas.
- The art of "kintsugi": consists of repairing broken ceramics with resin and gold powder, transforming damaged pieces into works of art, celebrating the beauty of imperfections in Japan.
- El "Hanami": this festivity is one of the most famous in the country and one of the most beautiful and is celebrated at the arrival of spring, admiring the cherry blossom, organizing picnics under the trees in parks and gardens throughout the country.
- Temples and shrines: Japan has more than 200,000 temples and shrines, including the famous Golden Temple of Kinkaku-ji, an emblematic place in Kyoto that stands out for its impressive architectural beauty and tranquilizing landscapes.
- The bullet trains: Known as "Shinkansen", which can reach speeds of up to 320 km/h, providing a fast and efficient way to travel between main cities like Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.
- Neko Cafes: Japan is the home of cat cafes, where visitors can enjoy a drink while interacting with cats, a concept very popular in cities like Tokyo and Kyoto. There are also cafes where you can spend a pleasant time surrounded by beautiful owls.
- Port of Otaru: Otaru, in Hokkaido, is known for its charming canal and its historical architecture. Famous for its blown glass and its fresh sushi, Otaru offers unique cultural experiences, besides being an ideal place for romantic walks by the water.

This trip requires a minimum of 20 participants to operate. If this minimum number is not reached, Mundomar Cruceros reserves the right to cancel the trip up to 20 days before its scheduled departure date. In such cases, all amounts paid by the customer will be fully refunded within 14 calendar days, with no entitlement to any additional compensation.
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