Princess Cruises 2020 - Japan

SIA Kushiro o Kochi, Japan Beyond the region’s beaches and caves, a late-night stay lets you experience the Kochi Yosakoi Dance Festival — one of Japan’s largest festivals featuring performances with “naruko” wooden clappers. Tokushima, Japan Festival-themed voyages in August include the Tokushima Awa Dance Festival, a colorful spectacle of dance that dates back to the 1500s. Osaka, Japan This modern city offers a window into history, where Shinto shrines and centuries-old castles still stand — including the region’s most famous landmark, Osaka Castle. Tokyo, Japan Immerse yourself in Japan’s electrifying capital where modern skyscrapers dominate the skies, and busy streets harbor ancient temples and shrines. Kanazawa, Japan A UNESCO City of Crafts and Folk Art, Kanazawa is an ideal stop to collect delicate embroidery, gold leaf and porcelain gifts, or to enjoy the traditions of geisha row houses and tea ceremonies. Aomori, Japan The Nebuta Festival in August is an event beyond compare. Marvel at larger-than-life illuminated floats depicting historical and mythological Japanese characters, accompanied by taiko drummers and joyful dancers. Otaru, Japan On the island of Hokkaido, Otaru is a favorite for those in search of Japanese whisky, while the nearby capital of Sapporo was the host city of the 1972 Winter Olympic Games. Princess is a proud partner of the Japan National Tourism Organization. ©JNTO ©JNTO 3 ©JNTO ©JNTO