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Nippon Maru Tour Report

[Silver] August 27, 2012 08:44

On August 22, a major Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, an ocean-going cruise liner : **:Nippon Maru: **:, can be 8-|toured free of charge. The photo shows a photo taken by Yurikamome-san while anchored at Harumi Wharf.
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 Nippon Maru has a total tonnage of 21,903 tons, a hull length of about 160 m, and a passenger capacity of 600. There is only a cruise liner called a "moving hotel", and not only the facilities on board but also the reception of the staff who respond is close to Concierge, a leading hotel. In the story you explained,

1) The cruise fee includes meals, but now a quiz on how many meals restaurantare offered a day? If you calculate a light meal before breakfast, breakfast, tea and sweets servicecafe, lunch, afternoon teacake, dinner, and then dinner, you can enjoy the mealrestaurant nine times.

2) If you eat too much, there is an athletic facility on board. Don't worry.

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3) There is also a pool, and it seems that hotels in the city center are moving.

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4) A quiz about what is piled up in a lifeboat for emergency removal. In addition to food and water, what! It is said that fishing gear fishis also installed as equipment. 

5) There is a casino on board, where you can enjoy blackjack and roulette. However, cash cannot be redeemed for cash. You will get a prize. It's a bit like Las Vegas.

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Well, I'd like to take a leisurely vacation and enjoy a cruise. For more information about "Nippon Maru", please visit http://www.nipponmaru.jp/.

Click here for the facilities of Harumi Wharf and information on entering the ship. notesThe sea is wonderful http://www.kouwan.metro.tokyo.jp/yakuwari/port/harumi/index.html