The key points of the dream
- Originally the "Sea Princess" of Princess Cruises, it has been operated by Tianjin Oriental International Cruise Line of China under the name "Dream" since 2023.
- It is a medium-sized cruise ship with a gross tonnage of 77,499 tons, a length of approximately 261m, and a passenger capacity of approximately 2,000 people.
- This cruise departs from and returns to China, and calls at Nagasaki, Naha, Ishigaki, and Miyako Island (Hirara).
Last verified: October 2, 2026 (Source at the end of this page)
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What kind of ship is the Dream?
The Dream is a cruise ship built in 1998 by Fincantieri in Italy. It was originally launched as the "Sea Princess" by Princess Cruises, sold in 2020, and then renamed "Charming" before being renamed "The Dream" in 2023.
Currently, it is operated by Tianjin Orient International Cruise Line in China and used for cruises departing from and arriving at Chinese ports. In Japanese ports, it stops as a "port of call" where passengers can disembark for sightseeing.
Basic data
| Operating company | Tianjin Oriental International Yurin (China) |
|---|---|
| Launch | 1998 (Current ship name as of 2023) |
| Previous ship name | Sea Princess, Adonia, Charming |
| Gross tonnage | 77,499 tons |
| full length | Approximately 261m |
| Passenger capacity | Approximately 2,000 people |
| Ship registry | Liberia |
| Builder | Fincantieri (Italy) |
Operations in Japan
In 2026, cruises departing from and arriving in China Naha Port・Nagasaki Port・Ishigaki Port・Miyako Island (Hirara Port) It has called at this port. According to Nagasaki Port's official documents, the ship's itinerary is to arrive in Nagasaki from Jeju Island in South Korea and then head to Shanghai.
Port of call schedules are subject to change. Please check the official websites of each port for the latest information.
Upcoming calls in Japan (next 60 days)
- Fri, Oct 9 This weekMiyako Island, Hirara PortArr. 12:00 / Dep. 20:00
- Wed, Oct 14Nagasaki PortArr. 14:00 / Dep. 22:00
- Mon, Oct 19Nagasaki PortArr. 14:00 / Dep. 22:00
- Fri, Oct 30Nagasaki PortArr. 14:00 / Dep. 22:00
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.
Major ports of call in Japan
This data compiles the number of port calls to Japanese ports based on scheduled arrivals from July 2026 to October 2026 (as of October 2, 2026). You can view the port's information page by clicking on the port name link. Source: WEB CRUISE "Cruise Ship Port Arrival Calendar" Comparison with other ships is List of cruise ships coming to Japan fart.
FAQ
Q1 Can I board from Japan?
Most cruises depart from and arrive in China (Shanghai, Tianjin, etc.), with Japanese ports being merely transit points. We have not been able to confirm any cruises that allow passengers to board or disembark in Japan.
Q2 If you saw it in the harbor, what kind of ship is it?
Built in Italy in 1998, this medium-sized cruise ship sailed the world for many years as Princess Cruises' "Sea Princess." It has a passenger capacity of approximately 2,000.
Source/Reference Information
- Tianjin Oriental International Yurin (official/Chinese)
- Nagasaki Port "Nagasaki Port Cruise Ship Port Call Records and Schedule for Reiwa 8 (2026)" (Gross Tonnage, Length, Flag, Route)
- Wikipedia "MS Dream (1998)" (Ship's history)
Photos are being prepared. Last checked: October 2, 2026. Information is subject to change. Please let us know of any inaccuracies or issues through reviews or inquiries.
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