Star Seeker

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Key points of Star Seeker

  • This is a small passenger ship launched in 2025 by the American company Windstar Cruises.
  • With a gross tonnage of 9,315 tons and a passenger capacity of 224, the ship features 112 suites, most of which have balconies or large floor-to-ceiling windows.
  • In the fall of 2026, we will be operating a 10-night cruise around Japan, connecting Tokyo and Osaka.

Last verified: September 29, 2026 (Source at the end of this page)

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What kind of ship is the Star Seeker?

The Star Seeker is a new ship built at the West Sea Shipyard in Portugal. Its hull is designed to navigate icy seas, and it changes its route seasonally, sailing to Alaska in the summer and Japan in the autumn.

Because it's a small ship with only about 200 passengers, it can dock at ports that larger ships cannot access, and you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere. English is the primary language on board.

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Basic data

Operating company Windstar Cruises
Launch 2025
Gross tonnage 9,315 tons
Passenger capacity 224 people
Number of rooms 112 rooms (all suites)
crew Approximately 135 people
construction West Sea (Portugal)

Operations in Japan

In 2026, the ship will leave Alaska at the end of August and move to Japan, operating the 10-night "Grand Japan" cruise connecting Tokyo and Osaka (Kyoto) until November. It will call at ports such as Shimizu, Shingu, Kagoshima, and Nagasaki (Gunkanjima), and will also visit Busan, South Korea.

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Upcoming calls in Japan (next 60 days)

See all arrivals in Japan Source: WEB CRUISE arrival calendar (Japanese). Schedules may change due to weather. Most piers are restricted areas; please watch ships from public parks and observation spots.

FAQ

Q1Can I board from Japan?

In the fall of 2026, there will be cruises departing from and returning to Tokyo and Osaka, allowing you to board from Japan. Reservations can be made through the Windstar Cruises official website or travel agencies. English is the primary language on board.

Q2Who is this suitable for?

This cruise is perfect for those who want to explore small port towns at their leisure on a relaxed, intimate journey with a small group of people.

Source/Reference Information

Photos are currently being prepared. Last updated: September 29, 2026. Information is subject to change. Please let us know of any inaccuracies or issues through reviews or inquiries.

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