LADY CRYSTAL, which has operated in Tokyo Bay for many years, will end its operations on 8 November. The successor ship AMANE is scheduled to enter service in May 2027 and is expected to carry on the route and the spirit of hospitality associated with LADY CRYSTAL.
LADY CRYSTAL, operated by Cruise Club Tokyo of the NYK Group, is scheduled to end its operations on 8 November. The ship has cruised Tokyo Bay for 36 years, providing many passengers with special experiences.
The successor ship AMANE is scheduled to enter service in May 2027 and is described as carrying on the onboard hospitality developed by LADY CRYSTAL. Details of AMANE's exterior design and other information will be provided on a dedicated website.
Looking back at its voyages, LADY CRYSTAL is presented as a ship that sailed Tokyo Bay for 36 years from its launch on 8 May 1990 and provided special occasions for events and anniversaries. The company is expected to continue offering quality experiences tailored to how each passenger wishes to spend their time through AMANE.
AMANE is scheduled to enter service in May 2027, with further information expected to be released on the company's dedicated website in due course.