Mitsui Ocean Fuji
2009 · 32,477 GT · 458 guests
Mitsui Ocean Sakura
Mitsui Ocean Cruises · Mega Yacht class · 2010
Mitsui Ocean Sakura measures 34,138 gross tons, with room for 458 guests. No cruises are published for the next 12 months.
- BuiltYear built
- 2010
- TonnageGross tonnage
- 34,138
- Decks
- 11
- Cabins
- 229
- Guests
- 458
- 540 at full occupancy
- Crew
- 330
Mitsui Ocean Sakura cruise schedule
No cruises published for the next 12 months yet
Mitsui Ocean Sakura specifications
From the cruise line and ship registries · metric units
Ship
- Cruise line
- Mitsui Ocean Cruises
- Class
- Mega Yacht class
- Year built
- 2010
- Status
- In service
- IMO
- 9417098
- MMSI
- 431735000
Size
- Gross tonnage
- 34,138 GT
- Length
- 198 m
- Beam
- 25.6 m
- Decks
- 11
- Cruising speed
- 19 knots
Capacity
- Guests, double occupancy
- 458
- Guests, full occupancy
- 540
- Cabins
- 229
- Crew
- 330
- Guests per crew member
- 1.4
- Space per guest
- 74.5 GT
How it compares
280th largest of 350 ships in service
Gross tonnage
- Mitsui Ocean Sakura34,138
- Mitsui Ocean Cruises average33,308
- All ships in service91,156
Guests, double occupancy
- Mitsui Ocean Sakura458
- Mitsui Ocean Cruises average458
- All ships in service2,189
Mega Yacht class sister ships
Same design and size as Mitsui Ocean Sakura
About Mitsui Ocean Sakura
Mitsui Ocean Sakura was delivered on 28 May 2010 by T. Mariotti in Genoa as Seabourn Sojourn, the second of Seabourn's three Odyssey-design ships, and was named in London by her godmother Twiggy. Seabourn announced her sale to Mitsui Ocean Cruises in March 2025 and chartered her back until her last Seabourn voyage, a 129-day world cruise, ended in Vancouver on 15 May 2026. Renamed Mitsui Ocean Sakura, she arrived in Yokohama on 30 May 2026, went into drydock in Nagasaki, and sailed her debut cruise from Yokohama under the Japanese flag on 19 September 2026. After the refit she measures 34,138 GT and carries 458 guests in 229 rooms.