Although they are all called houseboats, they come in a variety of sizes, interior structures, and departure and arrival points. I'd like to try one, but what about the price and meals? Can we rent it for a small group? I'd like a boat with a deck. I'd like to do karaoke, eat boat-sized platters, and eat tempura. Maybe I could combine it with an Italian buffet or BBQ... Leave it to us. Anniversary-Cruise will do everything in its power to help you fulfill your wishes. Please contact us first. Since you're here, we highly recommend boarding in a kimono or yukata.
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Details of the Yakatabune interior[1]

The interior design of the boat varies depending on the houseboat, with options such as tatami, floor, sunken kotatsu, etc.
Details of the Yakatabune interior[2]

In addition to the rear deck, the number of pleasure boats with second-floor decks is also increasing.
Details of the Yakatabune interior[3]

The exterior during the day evokes the atmosphere of Edo and the arrival of summer.
Details of the Yakatabune interior[4]

The interiors vary widely, and the types where you don't have to take off your shoes are sometimes called Western-style pleasure boats.












































