Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW) is excited to partner with JAPANET America to offer our members an unforgettable journey: the 2026 Journey Japan Luxury Cruise. This 15-day, all-inclusive experience combines the comfort of a world-class ship, curated excursions, and the heart of Japanese hospitality (おもてなし).
JASDFW Exclusive Perks
When you sign up through JASDFW, you’ll receive:
- 5% Discount Code: sent to you after signing up
- 1-Year JASDFW Membership
- Complimentary “Japanese for Travelers” Workshop : choose 1 to 4 sessions of your choice (up to USD 120 value) to learn useful travel expressions, tips, and cultural etiquette for your trip
Your Premium Journey Is Seamless from Arrival to Departure
There are two itineraries to choose from, each offering the perfect balance of Japan’s famous landmarks and its quieter, hidden treasures. Visit harder-to-reach destinations without long train rides or constant hotel changes, enjoying a relaxed pace, curated excursions, and authentic experiences away from the crowds! For full details on itineraries, pricing, and more, visit JAPANET America.
Both plans provide:
- Airport transfer service
- Pre- and post-cruise stays (2 nights each) in iconic destinations, with curated options featuring guided tours, dining, private transport, and accommodations
- 10 nights aboard a luxurious cruise ship with private rooms and world-class amenities
- English-speaking guides and arrangements
Choose from two exceptional itineraries at JAPANET America
Plan A – All Japan Tour: Shingu, Sasebo, Busan, Maizuru, Kanazawa, Sado Island, Hakodate
Plan B – Western Japan Tour: Amami Oshima, Tanegashima, Nagasaki, Jeju Island, Shimonoseki, Matsuyama, Tokushima, Ise-Shima
How to Reserve Your Perks
- Fill out the JASDFW Cruise Sign-Up Form by clicking the button below.
- After submitting the form, you’ll receive an email with the next steps, including your exclusive discount code and instructions for completing your cruise registration.
Note: Both plans stop in South Korea (Busan for Plan A, Jeju Island for Plan B) because foreign-registered ships must include at least one international port to operate legally.