Our standard meal is Wagyu beef sukiyaki. If you do not eat beef, please inform us at least 3 days before departure or leave a note in your booking to change to pork sukiyaki or vegetarian sukiyaki. For allergies, please indicate in your booking and we will prepare accordingly.
Daytime Cruises: Performances may include Japanese dance, shamisen music, or other traditional Japanese arts, with different artists featured daily. Night Cruises: Enjoy captivating shamisen performances and traditional folk songs by renowned artists from the Japan Folk Song Association. If you're lucky, you might even be treated to a live show by the No.1 shamisen champion in Japan! Our staff will guide guests in interactive moments during the performance.
Both Shinnami No.1 and Shinnami No.2 have upper decks. After docking at Odaiba, guests can enjoy 360° unobstructed Tokyo Bay night views, including Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower, and Skytree.
Yes, our staff speak English and are happy to take photos, explain performances, and introduce each dish.
Our boats are fully covered and climate-controlled, so cruises operate even in rain. In case of typhoons or severe weather, we will contact you to reschedule or provide a full refund.
During peak seasons (cherry blossom, summer holidays, Christmas/New Year), we recommend booking 2–4 weeks in advance. If seats are available, we can sell until around 9 AM on the day of departure, and some daytime cruises until the very last minute.
For safety and comfort, we do not accept infants under 3 or guests over 80. No child seats are available. The tatami-floored cabins are not wheelchair-accessible (wheelchairs can be stored at the pier, but not brought onboard).
Yes. We offer special rates and support for B2B partners, including travel agencies, tour operators, and event planners. Contact us for partnership opportunities.