
Guide
Kobe Bay Cruise offers a refreshing short cruise lasting approximately 40 to 45 minutes, allowing you to fully enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kobe Port in a short amount of time. From the deck, you can experience the sophisticated waterfront of Kobe Harborland and the powerful, industrial atmosphere of the active shipbuilding and repair docks. The greatest highlight is the Sky Deck, which provides an unobstructed 360-degree panoramic view, allowing you to witness the changing expressions of the Kobe cityscape depending on the weather and time of day.
Kobe Port has long been developed as one of Japan's most important maritime gateways. The cruise area passes by major shipbuilding and repair hubs, such as Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, offering a close-up look at the industrial history that supported Japan's modernization. Furthermore, the fleet includes vessels like the "Goza-fune Atakamaru," which provides a sense of traditional Japanese elegance and historical charm.

During the cruise, you can observe several iconic landmarks of Kobe:
The cruise experience changes completely depending on the time of day. During the bright daylight hours, it is perfect for observing the intricate details of the shipyards and the grand scale of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. At sunset, you can enjoy a romantic sunset cruise, which seamlessly transitions into a dazzling night cruise featuring Kobe's famous sparkling night view. Additionally, depending on the season, special events like the "Minato Yukata Tabi" may be held, where visitors wearing traditional Yukata can receive special benefits.
Relax while listening to announcements from the captain. While the Sky Deck offers an open-air experience, you can also participate in the "Mifune-in Project" under certain conditions. This allows you to purchase a special stamp book (Mifune-incho) and collect unique stamps (Mifune-in) to preserve your memories of the cruise (Please check the official website for specific purchase conditions and types).
The departure point, the "Kamome-ria