Our Monaco-style flagship
- An innovative exterior and a luxurious modern interior
- Fusing outstanding mobility and entertainment
- A boat that brings smiles to people's faces naturally when they first see it and when they board
A state-of-the-art cruiser first launched in September 2012
The second level has a wide-open space that even includes a jet bath. Named for the blue seas of Monaco, the OCEAN BLEU vividly recalls a Mediterranean cruise. Designed as a mega-yacht for private parties, it provides spaces for cruising the sea stylishly, accommodating as many as 96 people on a single floor. It's no exaggeration to say this is the most luxurious cruiser on Tokyo Bay.
Details of the Ocean Bleu[1]
The fantastic blue flash that appears as the sun sets is a beautiful sight combined with the light of the sea and sky.
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The main floor on the first level can seat up to 96 people, with a stage for live performances or seating the bride and groom.
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The second level is a wide-open deck with an awning, a perfect place for the bride to appear.
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Aft on the second level is a jet bath that changes color.
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The curved design of this vessel looks beautiful even from the rear. Its highly stable structure is perfect even for marine sports in remote spots.
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Above is the floorplan of the OCEAN BLEU.
| Cruiser type | Large cruisers |
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| Passenger capacity | 140 passengers |
| Comfortable seating | First level, main floor up to 96, second floor 44 |
| Deck type | second-floor deck, first-floor aft deck |
| Restroom type | femal1, male1, multipurpose restroom 1 |
| Other | Non-smoking boat (a smoking area is available on the first-floor aft deck), TV monitor, CD, DVD, iPod connection, computer connection, projector, may carry two personal watercraft (for summer package plan only) |
Basic routes available when cruising on the Ocean Bleu
Piers available when cruising on the Ocean Bleu
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Hinode Pier (Symphony Boarding Area)
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Takeshiba small boat terminal
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Ariake Pier (Ariake Passenger Ship Terminal)
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Minatomirai pukari pier
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Zonohana Pier
