SHORE EXCURSIONS

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    Traditional Kyoto

    Kyoto (Osaka), Japan

    Duration 8 1/2 hrs

    Discover the gracious spirit of Old Japan on this full-day tour to three of Kyoto's most alluring sites. The imperial capital of Japan for over a thousand years, Kyoto is the cultural and artistic heart of the nation, best known for its Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, beautiful gardens and historically priceless buildings.


    Following an approximately 90-minute scenic drive to Kyoto, you arrive at the magnificent Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion), Kyoto's world-renowned and most photographed temple and garden. Built in 1394, the original Kinkakuji was a retirement villa for a former Shogun. The three-story Chinese-influenced Golden Pavilion has delicately curving roofs, with the walls and eaves of the second and third stories covered in shimmering gold leaf.


    After lunch at a local restaurant, you'll visit Nijo Castle, with its immense walls and moat. Completed in 1603, the castle is famous for its nightingale floors, designed to detect the footsteps of ninja assassins and warn the residents of invaders. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Nijo Castle is one of the world's great historical buildings.


    Another stop in your tour is Sanjusangendo, famous for its 1,001 12th-century statues of the Buddhist deity Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy. Sanjusangendo translates to hall with 33 bays and the 33 alcoves display 1,000 awe-inspiring statues and a single gigantic sitting image of Kannon. Carved from Japanese cypress and painted with gold leaf, each of the multi-armed figures stands five and a half feet tall, and has subtle differences in expression and accoutrements, testimony to the skill and originality of the Momoyama wood carvers.


    Need to Know:

    Note: Photography and video are not permitted inside Nijo Castle (Ninomaru Palace) and Sanjusangendo. Shoes must be removed to enter Nijo Castle (Ninomaru Palace) and Sanjusangendo. Nijo Castle is under a 20 years restoration project therefore some part of castle may be closed. This tour involves climbing steep stairs and crossing uneven ground. This tour is not considered suitable for passengers with walking difficulties. Wear comfortable, low-heeled walking shoes. Guests with dietary restrictions must notify staff at least 72 hours before port of call.
    • Adult from: C420.24 CAD
    • Child from: C289.37 CAD
    DURATION 8 1/2 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 2
    • Meal
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    Mount Fuji Views & Shrine

    Mount Fuji (Shimizu), Japan

    Duration 7 1/2 hrs

    Visit a serene shrine and one of Japan’s most stunningly natural seaside settings, both lying in the shadow of majestic Mount Fuji, Japan’s highest mountain. Settle in for a drive into the beautiful countryside that lies in the foothills of Mount Fuji. Japan’s national symbol and one of its most extraordinary settings, Mount Fuji has been deemed a UNESCO World Heritage Site as a sacred place and source of artistic inspiration. Prior to ascending Mount Fuji, climbers often pray at Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine, which you’ll visit. The shrine has been considered a guardian deity that prevents natural disasters and ensures easy childbirth. More than 500 cherry trees grace the surrounding grounds. Inside, there is a pond fed by melting snow and ice from Mount Fuji. The pond has been designated a Special Natural Monument and attracts pilgrims that come to purify themselves in the clear water. Next stop is the Mt. Fuji's 2th Station, at approximately 4,700 feet. You will have chance to see dynamic view of Mt. Fuji. The 2th Station offers stellar views of the mountain's magnificence. Last stop is the Mt.Fuji World Heritage Centre. This is newly openen in December 2017 and consists of three buildings. The central building is covered with the wood lattice and characteristic shaped of the inverted cone. This wood lattice is made from Fuji cypress. From the top floor, you will enjoy magnificent view of Mt. Fuji as picturesque.


    Need to Know:

    Note: Tours with this activity level involve a considerable amount of physical activity such as substantial walking over cobblestone streets, uneven or steep terrain, climbing stairs, or extended periods of standing. Not recommended for guests with physical limitations. Comfortable, sturdy shoes are recommended. Views of Mt. Fuji are weather dependent. As 2nd station is located at a height of 4,700 feet, warm jacket would be useful. Please join the tour with comfortable shoes and clothes. Guests with dietary restrictions must notify staff at least 72 hours before port of call.
    • Adult from: C303.91 CAD
    • Child from: C231.21 CAD
    DURATION 7 1/2 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 2
    • Meal
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    Traditional Kyoto

    Kyoto (Kobe), Japan

    Duration 9 1/4 hrs

    Discover the gracious spirit of Old Japan on this full-day tour to three of Kyoto's most alluring sites. The imperial capital of Japan for over a thousand years, Kyoto is the cultural and artistic heart of the nation, best known for its Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, beautiful gardens and historically priceless buildings. Following a two-hour drive from Kobe, you arrive in the city of Kyoto, the old capital of Japan.


    Visit Sanjusangendo Temple, famous for its 1,001 12th-century statues of the Buddhist deity Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy. Sanjusangendo translates to hall with 33 bays and the 33 alcoves display 1,000 awe-inspiring statues and a single gigantic sitting image of Kannon. Carved from Japanese cypress and painted with gold leaf, each of the multi-armed figures stands five and a half feet tall, and has subtle differences in expression and accoutrements, testimony to the skill and originality of the Momoyama wood carvers.


    Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and continue your exploration of this historic city. Drive to Nijo Castle, with its immense walls and moat. Completed in 1603, the castle is famous for its nightingale floors, designed to detect the footsteps of ninja assassins and warn the residents of invaders. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Nijo Castle is one of the world's great historical buildings.


    You’ll also visit the magnificent Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion), Kyoto's world-renowned and most photographed temple and garden. Built in 1394, the original Kinkakuji was a retirement villa for a former Shogun. The three-story Chinese-influenced Golden Pavilion has delicately curving roofs, with the walls and eaves of the second and third stories covered in shimmering gold leaf.


    Need to Know:

    Note: Tour includes approximately 3 hours of walking on mostly flat surfaces and a few slopes with a numerous steps to negotiate. Photography and video are not permitted inside Nijo Castle (Ninomaru Palace) and Sanjusangendo. Shoes must be removed to enter Nijo Castle (Ninomaru Palace) and Sanjusangendo. Nijo Castle is under a 20 years restoration project therefore some part of castle may be closed. Guests with dietary restrictions must notify staff at least 72 hours before port of call.
    • Adult from: C420.24 CAD
    • Child from: C289.37 CAD
    DURATION 9 1/4 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 2
    • Meal
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    Sake Tasting & Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center

    Mount Fuji (Shimizu), Japan

    Duration 4 hrs

    Sample a selection of sake made with water from Mount Fuji and then visit a heritage center dedicated to the mountain and its influence throughout Japan.


    A scenic drive through the countryside will bring you to Fuji Takasago, a sake brewery founded in 1831 at the foot of Mount Fuji, where its groundwater is most abundant. The water from the snow melt that runs off the mountain takes nearly 100 years to filter through the earth’s underground layers, leaving the water extraordinarily pure.


    Following an enlightening tour of the brewery, where you will watch rice being turned into sake, you will be offered a selection of Fuji Takasago’s rice wines. During the sampling, you may notice that the Mount Fuji water imparts a mild taste to the sake. Being high in amino acids, these sakes are also rich in umami, a flavor associated with rice wine.


    You will gain a different perspective of Japan’s most celebrated peak at the Mount Fuji World Heritage Center nearby. Its exhibitions include Japanese art and literature that the mountain has inspired and paper screens that show Mount Fuji changing with the seasons. Another highlight is the building’s inverted lattice cone sculpture that mimics the shape of Mount Fuji when viewed in the reflecting pool.


    The center was named to recognize UNESCO declaring Mount Fuji to be a World Heritage site for its solitary beauty, iconic shape and deep impact on Western art. It may well be the world’s most famous stratovolcano.

    Need to Know:

    Views of Mt. Fuji are weather dependent. Guests must be at least 21 years old to be served alcoholic beverages.

    • Adult from: C216.66 CAD
    • Child from: C143.96 CAD
    DURATION 4 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 1
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    Explore Dontonbori On Your Own

    Kyoto (Osaka), Japan

    Duration 4 hrs

    Spend hours shopping in Dotonbori, a vibrant entertainment district in downtown Osaka that boasts a seemingly endless number of stores and restaurants in a compact, easy-to-walk eight-block area. After being dropping off in the heart of the district, you will be free to explore for about three hours. You can stay longer if you wish and then return to the ship on your own. Either way, you will be awed by the dazzling visuals, as Dotonbori is known for its giant, often three-dimensional billboards adorned with everything from a giant crab with moving legs to Uncle Karl, the wide-mouthed mascot for a popular brand of cheese puffs. The sights couldn’t be more flamboyant and over-the-top. The collection of stores is just as spectacular. Most every imaginable type of merchandise can be found in Dotonbori, from exquisite designer fashions to quirky souvenirs. Sushi is a great choice if you are dining.


    HIGHLIGHTS
    • Spend hours browsing the energetic, visually stunning Dotonbori shopping district.
    • Snap photos of the outlandish, oversized and inescapable billboards in Dotonbori.
    • Be awed by the huge variety of merchandise and dining options.


    Need to Know:

    Note: This tour includes a moderate amount of walking mainly at the guest's discretion. It is available to guests who utilize a collapsible wheelchair, can both make their way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them. Casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable, flat walking shoes are suggested. After a short explanation from the guide, guests will have a free time at Dotonbori.
    • Adult from: C143.96 CAD
    • Child from: C100.33 CAD
    DURATION 4 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 2
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    Nara & Osaka Discovery

    Kyoto (Osaka), Japan

    Duration 8 1/2 hrs

    Enjoy the unrivaled charm of Nara and Osaka, two of Japan's most historic cities, on this full-day tour.


    It’s a scenic 90-minute drive to Nara, the oldest capital of Japan (710-784), and the cradle of Japanese arts, literature and crafts with temples and shrines that pre-date those found in Kyoto. Modeled after Changan, capital of Tang Dynasty China, the exquisite city of Nara is home to eight World Heritage Sites, and numerous art and architectural relics classified as National Treasures and Important Cultural Assets by the Japanese government.


    Visit the incredible Todaiji Temple, founded in 752, and best known for its Daibutsu, a colossal statue sitting 49 feet tall, making it the world's largest Buddha statue. The eighth century statue is housed in an all-wood building, the Daibutsu-den, considered the largest wooden building in the world. Stroll through Nara Park, commonly referred to as Deer Park. The tranquil park covers 1,295 acres of woodland and is home to over 1,000 free roaming deer. Considered messengers of the gods in the Shinto religion, Nara's deer are a symbol of the city and are designated a National Natural Monument. Also visit Kasuga Taisha Shrine.


    Following lunch at a nearby restaurant, you'll drive to Osaka, with a stop to visit the imposing Osaka Castle. One of Japan's most famous castles, it has massive stone foundations, wing-tipped roofs with gilded decorations.


    Need to Know:

    Note: Kasuga Taisha Shrine main hall is located on the top of hill, many steps is required to access there. Photography and video are not permitted inside Osaka Castle (3rd & 4th floors). An elevator is available at the castle; however, the elevator does not provide access to the observatory on the upper level (8th Floor). There is only one elevator available and congestion is expected. This tour involves climbing steep stairs and crossing uneven ground. This tour is not considered suitable for passengers with walking difficulties. Wear comfortable, low-heeled walking shoes. From coach parking lot at Osaka Castle is approximately a 15-20 minute walk from the castle. Guests with dietary restrictions must notify staff at least 72 hours before port of call
    • Adult from: C405.70 CAD
    • Child from: C289.37 CAD
    DURATION 8 1/2 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 3
    • Meal
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    Traditional Experience & Mt. Fuji Views

    Mount Fuji (Shimizu), Japan

    Duration 5 hrs

    OVERVIEW

    Marvel at glorious Mount Fuji while riding a cable car to a hilltop Shintō shrine and then delve into the Japanese culture by making chopsticks. While some people climb the 1,000 or so steps leading to the Kunozan Toishogu shrine, you will ride to the summit. The higher you ascend, the greater the views of the city below and majestic Mount Fuji beyond. No other sight in Japan is more iconic than the snow-capped mountain, the tallest peak in Japan. More wonders await you within the shrine complex, a collection of brightly painted ornate buildings dedicated to the shōgun that unified Japan in the early 17th century. Be sure to notice the well-armed guardian statue near the Romon gate. You will experience Japan’s creativity at Sumpu Takumi Shuku, a cultural workshop where artisans produce traditional crafts using centuries-old techniques. There you will have the opportunity to produce your own pair of lacquered chopsticks hands-on.

    HIGHLIGHTS

    • Ride a cable car to hilltop Shintō shrine while admiring the views of Mount Fuji.
    • Browse the shrine, which is dedicated to a revered shōgun that brought peace to Japan.
    • Create your own lacquered chopsticks at a workshop for traditional artisans.


    HELPFUL HINTS

    • Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
    • Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

    Need to Know:

    Note: This tour includes a moderate amount of walking mainly at the guest's discretion. Tour is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Guests must be able to navigate over gravel paths and 150 steps to the shrine.
    • Adult from: C362.08 CAD
    • Child from: C216.66 CAD
    DURATION 5 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 2
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    Scenic Drive With Mt. Fuji Views

    Mount Fuji (Shimizu), Japan

    Duration 3 hrs

    This mostly panoramic tour affords you magnificent views of Mount Fuji from both a hilltop outlook and a beautiful coastal pine grove so stunningly scenic that artists have captured its beauty for centuries.


    Head to Nihondaira Park Outlook, which offers a glorious view of Suruga Bay and majestic Mount Fuji. You might also catch a glimpse of Kunozan Toshogu Shrine, perched high above the outlook.


    Your scenic drive takes you to the seaside pine grove - Miho no Matsubara. The grove consists of more than 50,000 pine trees, including a 650-year-old tree thought to have mythical powers. The view from the shore with Mount Fuji lording over the scenery has been rated one of the top three views in Japan.


    Need to Know:

    Note: This tour is panoramic in nature and walking is at the guests’ discretion during the photo stops. There are sandy surfaces at Miho no Matsubara. Please wear comfortable shoes. Views of Mt. Fuji are weather dependent.
    • Adult from: C216.66 CAD
    • Child from: C129.42 CAD
    DURATION 3 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 2
    • Limited Accessibility
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    Mt. Fuji Views, Tea Ceremony & Art Museum

    Mount Fuji (Shimizu), Japan

    Duration 4 1/4 hrs

    Delve into Japanese culture by visiting an art museum, enjoying a ritualistic tea ceremony and admiring one of the most spectacular views of sacred Mount Fuji.


    Visit the Tokaido Hiroshige Art Museum in the fishing village of Yui. More than a thousand woodblock prints from Utagawa Hiroshige, a 19th-century master of the ukiyo-e genre, are beautifully displayed here. As you will discover while browsing the works of art, the ukiyo-e genre typically depicts subjects of everyday life that include landscapes, birds and flowers.


    Hiroshige’s genius for landscape composition and color in works such as The Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido influenced European painters such as Claude Monet and Vincent Van Gogh.


    At a tearoom in a nearby park, you’ll enjoy a tea ceremony. You will be served traditional green tea, but the ceremony involves more than merely the beverage. It is a ritualistic art form in which the tea must be prepared and presented in a certain manner known as the Way of Tea.


    Drive to the seaside pine grove Miho no Matsubara. The grove consists of more than 50,000 pine trees, including a 650-year-old tree thought to have mythical powers. The view from the shore with Mount Fuji lording over the scenery has been rated one of the top three views in Japan.


    Need to Know:

    Note: There will be sand, concrete and gravel paths, as well as a significant number of steps to negotiate. Please wear comfortable shoes. The tea ceremony is limited to 15 guests at a time and all guests must remove their shoes when entering the tea room. Those wishing to make any purchases should bring along local currency. Views of Mt. Fuji are weather dependent. Tour not available on some Monday calls.
    • Adult from: C231.21 CAD
    • Child from: C143.96 CAD
    DURATION 4 1/4 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 2
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    Nara & Osaka Discovery

    Kyoto (Kobe), Japan

    Duration 9 hrs

    Enjoy the unrivaled charm of Nara and Osaka, two of Japan's most historic cities, on this full-day tour.


    Following a 1 1/2-hour drive, you arrive in Nara, the oldest capital of Japan (710-784), and the cradle of Japanese arts, literature and crafts with temples and shrines that pre-date those found in Kyoto. Modeled after Changan, capital of Tang Dynasty China, the exquisite city of Nara is home to eight World Heritage Sites, and numerous art and architectural relics classified as National Treasures and Important Cultural Assets by the Japanese government.


    Visit the incredible Todaiji Temple, founded in 752, and best known for its Daibutsu, the world’s largest Buddha statue, sitting 49 feet tall. The eighth century statue is housed in an all-wood building, the Daibutsu-den, considered the largest wooden building in the world. Nara Park, commonly referred to as Deer Park, surrounds the temple. The tranquil park covers 1,295 acres of woodland and is home to over 1,000 free roaming deer. Considered messengers of the gods in the Shinto religion, Nara's deer are a symbol of the city and are designated a National Natural Monument.


    Kasuga Shrine, Nara’s most celebrated, is dedicated to the city’s protector and is also in your itinerary. It is famous for its lanterns, which have been donated by worshipers though the years and are only lit during two Lantern Festivals, in the months of February and August.


    Following lunch at a nearby restaurant, you'll drive to Osaka, with a stop to visit famous and imposing Osaka Castle. See the massive stone foundations, wing-tipped roofs with gilded decorations, and comprehensive museum displaying Osaka's most significant historical and cultural artifacts.


    Need to Know:

    Note: Tour includes approximately 4-hours of walking with numerous steps to negotiate (approximately 50 at Kasuga Shrine and 100 at Osaka Castle). This tour is not considered suitable for passengers with walking difficulties. Photography and video are not permitted inside Osaka Castle (3rd & 4th floors).Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. The order of the sites visited or viewed may vary. Guests with dietary restrictions must notify staff at least 72 hours before port of call. Osaka Castle: Due to the aging elevators, elevator renewal work will be conducted from June 8, 2024 to December 14, 2024. Depending on the time of year, visitors will only be able to move from the 7th floor to the 8th floor observation deck by stairs.
    • Adult from: C391.16 CAD
    • Child from: C260.29 CAD
    DURATION 9 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 3
    • Meal
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    K.T. Shrine & Fish Market Lunch

    Mount Fuji (Shimizu), Japan

    Duration 4 3/4 hrs

    Enjoy a stunning view of Mount Fuji from a beautiful shrine complex built to honor one of Japan’s feudal lords and savor a seafood lunch at a bustling fresh fish market. Head to the Nihondaira Park Outlook, which offers a glorious view of Suruga Bay and majestic Mount Fuji. Kunozan Toshogu Shrine perches above the outlook, which you will reach via cable car. Dedicated to the feudal lord Tokugawa Ieyasu, who unified Japan in the early 1600s, the shrine is a complex of ornate bright-red buildings constructed in the Shinto style. While browsing, be sure to notice the guardian statue near the Romon Gate and the drum tower. The three main halls within the complex are elaborately decorated, but vary architecturally. The carved ceiling in Honden Hall is particularly interesting. For a bit of entertainment, you might select a random paper fortune from a box and then tie it to a string in hopes that the fortune will come true. This common practice at Japanese shrines is known as omikuji. Stroll through Kashi-no-Ichi, a large fish market on Shimizu’s waterfront. While the signage will be in Japanese, the guide will translate the names of the seafood that you may not recognize. Afterwards, you will enjoy lunch at a restaurant within the market before returning to the pier.


    Need to Know:

    Note: The small museum near the tomb of Ieyasu is not included in the tour. If the weather is bad, the cable car might be stopped for the safety. Guests with dietary restrictions must notify staff at least 72 hours before port of call.
    • Adult from: C318.45 CAD
    • Child from: C245.75 CAD
    DURATION 4 3/4 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 2
    • Meal
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    Highlights Of Kyoto

    Kyoto (Osaka), Japan

    Duration 7 hrs

    Explore two of Kyoto's marquee attractions: the impressive Golden Pavilion and formidable Nijo Castle, a quintessential example of Momoyama architecture, which flourished 400 years ago.


    An approximately 90-minute scenic drive inland introduces you to Kyoto, an immensely historical city renowned for spectacular architecture, which includes thousands of Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines. Upon arrival, you'll have an exterior visit of Kyoto's most famous landmark, Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavilion). Built by Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu as a villa in 1397, the three-story home was converted to a temple by Yoshimitsu's son. The Golden Pavilion follows the Shinden style of the Heian Period by being positioned at the edge of a tranquil pond. The three-story Chinese-influenced Golden Pavilion has delicately curving roofs, with the walls and eaves of the second and third stories covered in shimmering gold leaf. View the exterior of the pavilion and walk through the peaceful gardens, marveling at the mirror reflection of the temple on the still pond.


    After a stop for lunch at a local restaurant, you'll head for Nijo Castle where more history awaits. This impressive fortification made of cypress wood was built in 1603 as the residence of the Tokugawa clan. An esteemed UNESCO World Heritage site, the castle is protected by a moat, stone walls, and ingenious nightingale floors, which chirp like a bird when walked upon to alert the guards of potential intruders. Despite its defensive elements, the castle was primarily a home. It's adorned with wooden carvings, artistically painted sliding doors and expansive tatami rooms, decorated in the traditional style at the time.


    Need to Know:

    Note: Visitors must remove their shoes to enter Nijo castle’s Ninomaru Palace and photography is not permitted in this area. The castle is undergoing a lengthy restoration and some areas may be closed to visitors. This tour involves climbing steep stairs and crossing uneven ground. This tour is not considered suitable for passengers with walking difficulties. Wear comfortable, low-heeled walking shoes. Nijo Castle is under a 20 years restoration project therefore some part of castle may be closed. Guests with dietary restrictions must notify staff at least 72 hours before port of call
    • Adult from: C405.70 CAD
    • Child from: C289.37 CAD
    DURATION 7 hrs
    ACTIVITY LEVEL 2
    • Meal

Please note: The information in this document was current at time of printing. Tour descriptions and prices vary by ship and sailing date and are subject to change without notice. Log into My NCL for the applicable information specific to your cruise.

Printed on Saturday, February 15, 2025 at 01:15pm