
Kanazawa Port Cruise Terminal
Terminal at Muryoji Wharf. Its customs, immigration and waiting areas can process two cruise ships at once, up to 4,000 passengers within two hours; observation deck, restaurant and tourist information.

No cruise ships are scheduled in Kanazawa today, Monday 9 November 2026. The next is Diamond Princess on Sunday 15 November. Over the next 12 months, 31 calls bring about 36,000 passengers.

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Today and the next 7 days · all times local (Japan Standard Time)
Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Kanazawa day.
The crowd calendar shows every ship and how busy the port is, hour by hour, plus the quietest and busiest days for the next 90 days.
34 km · 35–73 min by car
Komatsu Airport, with flights from Haneda and Narita, is 34 km from the terminal by the Hokuriku Expressway (typically 35-55 min by car). By public transport, the airport limousine bus runs to Kanazawa Station, where city bus 04 continues to the terminal.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Taxis are metered. Some cruise lines run their own shuttles for passengers. Ships at Ohama Wharf are 9 km by road from Kanazawa Station (typically 16-30 min), and no official shuttle was found. Distances and times are approximate.
3 terminals

Terminal at Muryoji Wharf. Its customs, immigration and waiting areas can process two cruise ships at once, up to 4,000 passengers within two hours; observation deck, restaurant and tourist information.

Berth next to the Kanazawa Port Cruise Terminal, a 600 m (8-minute) walk away; served by the terminal and its passenger car parks.

Berth on the north side of Kanazawa Port used by the largest ships, about 2.1 km in a straight line from the cruise terminal and 9 km by road from Kanazawa Station. No terminal building or official shuttle listed; temporary parking is set up on call days only.
Daily rate · per vehicle · confirm before travel
Passengers embarking at Muryoji and Tomizu wharves can park free for the whole cruise, from embarkation day to disembarkation day, in two passenger-only car parks beside the Kanazawa Port Cruise Terminal, P3 (145 spaces) and P4 (128 spaces). The gates open only while a ship is berthed, so cars cannot leave during the voyage. For ships at Ohama Wharf, temporary parking is set up near the wharf on call days only.
Prices are approximate. Coffee is drip coffee at chain cafes; lunch and dinner are per person at restaurants near Kanazawa Station, Omicho Market and Katamachi.
Covered market with seafood bowl, sushi and Noto beef restaurants.
Station shopping malls with seafood donburi, tonkatsu and local-cuisine restaurants.
Central dining district with sushi, izakaya and kaiseki restaurants for dinner.
Restaurant on the terminal's 2nd floor with set courses.

Kanazawa, the capital of Ishikawa Prefecture on Japan's Sea of Japan coast, is known for Kenroku-en, one of Japan's most celebrated gardens, the old teahouse streets of the Higashi Chaya District, Omicho Market and its crafts, including gold leaf. Ships dock at Kanazawa Port, about 5 km northwest of Kanazawa Station, where the Kanazawa Port Cruise Terminal can clear passengers from two ships at once. Some voyages also start and end here.

One of Japan's most celebrated landscape gardens, beside Kanazawa Castle; adults (18+) JPY 320, cash only.

Preserved streets of wooden teahouses, craft shops and cafes; free to walk around.

Kanazawa's main food market, with stalls of local seafood and small restaurants.

Circular contemporary art museum in the city centre; its exchange zone is free, while exhibition tickets vary by show.