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Details of Events Running May 21 and May 22
The World’s Cruise Areas in Images
Cruise areas around the world are presented in sections by region:
Asia/Oceania; Europe; North and South America; and Africa/others.
The various features of each region are shown in images including
ports and tourist attractions. Scenes of ships entering port, and views
that can be seen only from on board ship, plus scenes from local excursions are also on show in this beautiful display. It’s enough to makeanyone want to go on a cruise!
(Images courtesy of Panasonic Visuals Co., Ltd.)2nd Floor, Exhibition space

The Stars as Seen from a Cruise Ship
In a mobile planetarium, visitors experience views of the stars thatcan be seen only from a ship. The planetarium’s dome has a six metercircumference accommodating about 30 people (40 including children).
During the festival it will be set to show the May 2016 skies as seenfrom ship after setting off from Japan, with night views from the northernto the southern hemisphere. When the scene changes, visitors can view
the skies as they will be seen when sailing in August 2016 from Florida,
traveling toward the North Pole via Norway. This pleasant 15-minute show
is set to music and will be repeated about 10 times each day.
2nd Floor, Entrance hall, in front of the lounge

The World’s Cruise Ships: Exhibition featuring cruise ships,
facilities and equipment
In this packed exhibition area, you can find answers to all your questions
about these so-called ‘floating hotels’, such as what facilities are on board,
and what life is like on a cruise. There is a huge variety in the classand size of cruise ships and this exhibition takes you deep into theirworld. Cruise ship company videos and photos are also on display.
Why not try to find your favorite cruise ship?
2nd Floor, Exhibition space

Cruise Life: Cruise Matching Seminar
There are endless different types of cruise ship and programs. Professionals are on hand to share information andrecommend the types of ship and itineraries suitable for a range of people and situations including couples, wedding
parties, groups of friends or graduation trips, families, anniversaries and so on. A presentation introducing a range ofinformation about ships and cruising is also planned. Take this chance to find out all about the great aspects of cruisingand start making your own plans.
2nd Floor, Exhibition spaceSeminar: ‘I started cruising’, presented by Komaki Kubo
Manga artist and illustrator Komaki Kubo talks of her many experiencesof cruising. With her advice, she is sure to dispel any concerns thatfirst-time cruise travelers may have. The seminar will be of interest to awide range of people including couples, and families of all shapes and sizes.
4th Floor, Multi-purpose hallFood Area: Delights of Port Cuisine
Every morning you wake up in a different port—one of the delights of cruising is that you have a chance to experience
the daily life and culture of the countries you visit just by stepping on shore and joining a tour. In the food area, various
dishes will be served from food trucks and other outlets. A range of port-related items will also be on sale.
1st Floor, in the area outside the passenger terminal