• Memorial Ship MIKASA - The Battleship Mikasa, preserved as a memorial museum in Yokosuka, stands as the world’s only surviving pre-dreadnought battleship and a testament to Japan’s rise as a modern naval force. It served as Admiral Heihachiro Togo’s flagship during the 1905 Battle of Tsushima, where Japan secured a remarkable victory over Russia’s Baltic Fleet—an event that altered the balance of power in East Asia and signaled Japan’s emergence on the global stage. Now accessible to the public, Mikasa invites visitors to explore restored command rooms and officers’ quarters, view original naval artifacts, uniforms, and dramatic battle dioramas, and enjoy panoramic views of Yokosuka Port from the upper deck, providing a profound and inspiring experience of Japan’s naval heritage and the legacy of early 20th-century maritime history.

• Access to battleship Mikasa
• Onboard museum visit
• 1.5-hour guided tour

This tour stands out due to its compelling combination of immersive storytelling, exclusive historical access, and a deep emotional connection to a key moment in modern naval history. Unlike standard museum tours, this 1.5-hour guided journey takes you aboard the world’s only remaining pre-dreadnought battleship—Mikasa—where history isn’t just observed, it’s experienced. With an enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide, participants will walk the very decks where Admiral Togo led the fleet that transformed East Asia, explore genuine war rooms and preserved quarters, and view rare artifacts and dramatic dioramas that vividly depict the 1905 Battle of Tsushima. As visitors look out over Yokosuka Port from the upper deck, they will gain a new appreciation for Japan’s maritime heritage, technological aspirations, and the enduring influence of naval power. Ideal for travelers seeking more than just sightseeing—this is an opportunity to truly feel the weight of history beneath your feet.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.