Mitsui Ocean Fuji

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Key points of Mitsui Ocean Fuji

  • This is a cruise ship launched by Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Cruises in December 2024, featuring 229 suites.
  • With a gross tonnage of 32,477 tons and a passenger capacity of 458, this relatively small ship can explore ports that larger ships cannot access, as well as the Seto Inland Sea.
  • Originally the Seabourn Cruise Line's "Seabourn Odyssey" (completed in 2009), it was refurbished for the Japanese market.

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

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What kind of ship is the Mitsui Ocean Fuji?

The Mitsui Ocean Fuji is a passenger ship operated by Mitsui O.S.K. Cruise Lines, which previously operated the Nippon Maru. The ship's name is derived from Mount Fuji and the Fuji Maru, a passenger ship previously operated by the company.

All guest rooms are ocean-view suites, and higher-end rooms include a butler. The ship features Japanese and Western restaurants, an observation lounge, a library, a swimming pool, and a spa, all based on the concept of "a beautiful Japanese cruise."

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Basic data

Operating company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Cruise Line
Launch December 2024 (as Mitsui Ocean Fuji)
Gross tonnage 32,477 tons
Overall length/width 198.19 meters / 25.60 meters
Passenger capacity 458 people
Number of rooms 229 rooms (all suites)
predecessor Seabourn Odyssey (completed in 2009)

Operations in Japan

We primarily operate cruises departing from and returning to Japan. Our advantage lies in our ships' shorter hulls (under 200 meters), which allows us to call at ports in the Seto Inland Sea, small ports, and remote islands.

The sister ship, "Mitsui Ocean Sakura," will begin service in September 2026, bringing the fleet to two vessels.

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Upcoming calls in Japan (next 60 days)

  • Thu, Oct 1 TodayNaha PortArr. 08:00 / Dep. 16:00
  • Wed, Oct 7 This weekNaha PortArr. 08:00 / Dep. 16:00
  • Thu, Oct 8Zamami IslandArr. 08:00 / Dep. 16:00
  • Fri, Oct 9Iriomote IslandArr. 09:00 / Dep. 17:00
  • Sat, Oct 10Miyako Island, Hirara PortArr. 08:00 / Dep. 17:00
  • Tue, Oct 13Naha PortArr. 08:00 / Dep. 16:00
  • Fri, Oct 16Ishigaki PortArr. 07:00 / Dep. 18:00
  • Sat, Oct 17与那国島Arr. 08:30 / Dep. 17:00
  • Sun, Oct 18Iriomote IslandArr. 08:30 / Dep. 17:00
  • Mon, Oct 19Naha PortArr. 11:00 / Dep. 19:00
  • Tue, Oct 20Miyako Island, Hirara PortArr. 08:00 / Dep. 17:00
  • Fri, Oct 23Naha PortArr. 08:00 / Dep. 16:00
  • Sat, Oct 24久米島Arr. 08:00 / Dep. 17:00
  • Sun, Oct 25Motobu PortArr. 07:00 / Dep. 18:00
  • Wed, Oct 28Hakata PortArr. 09:00 / Dep. 17:00

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.

FAQ

Q1Who is Mitsui Ocean Fuji suitable for?

This ship offers a calm atmosphere and is ideal for those who prioritize food and service. As it is a small ship with all-suite accommodations, it does not have the lively attractions found on larger ships.

Q2What are the differences between this and the Mitsui Ocean Sakura?

The two ships are sister ships of the same type. Ocean Sakura is a Japanese-flagged ship and mainly operates short domestic cruises of 1 to 3 nights.

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