Grandpa Frank Sempai Admin Twenty-year veteran Joined 21 May 2003 Messages 14,310 Reaction score 4,404 9 May 2004 #1 but how bout cruise ships?? It's a big business here in the states! With monster ships 5 football fields long holding thousands of people stopping at hundreds of ports of call. Has Japan got in on this money making area yet?? Frank :?
but how bout cruise ships?? It's a big business here in the states! With monster ships 5 football fields long holding thousands of people stopping at hundreds of ports of call. Has Japan got in on this money making area yet?? Frank :?
shiroma 先輩 Joined 1 Mar 2004 Messages 481 Reaction score 18 26 May 2004 #2 They say that the history of cruising in Japan began in 1989, at the peak of the economic bubble. There are currently four ships there: Asuka (NYK Cruises) [NYK also has a US subsidiary with three cruise ships.] Nippon-maru (Mitsui OSK Passenger Line) Pacific Venus (Japan Cruise Line) Fuji-maru (Nippon Charter Cruise) [Orient Venus, their second ship, has been laid up in Aioi since Sep. 2002.] Last edited: 26 May 2004
They say that the history of cruising in Japan began in 1989, at the peak of the economic bubble. There are currently four ships there: Asuka (NYK Cruises) [NYK also has a US subsidiary with three cruise ships.] Nippon-maru (Mitsui OSK Passenger Line) Pacific Venus (Japan Cruise Line) Fuji-maru (Nippon Charter Cruise) [Orient Venus, their second ship, has been laid up in Aioi since Sep. 2002.]
Grandpa Frank Sempai Admin Twenty-year veteran Joined 21 May 2003 Messages 14,310 Reaction score 4,404 26 May 2004 Thread starter #3 Thank You Very Much For Taking The Time !!! I added them to my favorites so I can check them all out. I'll have to reload my Japanese translation to convert them to SOME-WHAT readable English! Thanks!! Frank
Thank You Very Much For Taking The Time !!! I added them to my favorites so I can check them all out. I'll have to reload my Japanese translation to convert them to SOME-WHAT readable English! Thanks!! Frank