Sasebo

Japan's naval city at the gateway to Kujukushima's 99 islands

Japan · Japan, Korea, China & Taiwan
1.1
Avg. ships per day
10.9h
Avg. time in port

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About Sasebo

Sasebo is a port city in Nagasaki Prefecture on the island of Kyushu. The city has a naval history going back to the late 1800s, and the US Navy still maintains a base here. The harbour is deep and sheltered, and ships dock close to the town. The waterfront arcade shopping streets have a local feel. The Kujukushima Islands (99 Islands) are an archipelago of over 200 small islets visible from several observation decks, including Tenkaiho. A sightseeing boat cruise weaves through the islands. Huis Ten Bosch, a Dutch-themed park about 20 minutes away, has canals, windmills, and gardens modelled on a 17th-century Dutch town. The Sasebo Burger is the local speciality: a thick, American-style burger that came from the US naval presence. Fresh seafood is excellent in the surrounding area. The Japanese Yen is the currency.

Peak season

Not really a peak season
24 sailings over the next 12 months
  • January: 0 sailings
  • February: 12 sailings
  • March: 3 sailings
  • April: 3 sailings
  • May: 3 sailings
  • June: 0 sailings
  • July: 0 sailings
  • August: 1 sailing
  • September: 0 sailings
  • October: 1 sailing
  • November: 1 sailing
  • December: 0 sailings

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