Celebrity Millennium Cruise: Shipwreck drama and disembarkation

Celebrity Millennium Cruise: Shipwreck drama and disembarkation

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It’s the final part of our 12‑night Best of Japan & Nebuta cruise aboard Celebrity Millennium — and what should have been a smooth sea day and easy disembarkation takes an unexpected turn when a shipwreck disrupts the departure process. In this episode, we enjoy our last relaxing day at sea, take in the views as we sail back toward Yokohama, pack up the cabin, and prepare to leave the ship… only to discover that disembarkation won’t be as straightforward as planned. This brings our incredible Japan cruise to a close — but our adventure isn’t over yet. After leaving the ship, we head into Tokyo for a final few days exploring the city, and then begin our journey home, with plenty more moments to share. If you’ve followed our Japan series so far, stay with us for the next two videos as we wrap up the trip with a look at Tokyo’s highlights and the full travel‑home experience. What You’ll See in This Episode Our final sea day aboard Celebrity Millennium Packing, relaxing, and enjoying the last moments onboard Sailing back toward Yokohama Disembarkation disrupted by a shipwreck Final thoughts on the 12‑night Japan & Nebuta itinerary A look ahead to our Tokyo stay and journey home About This Cruise We’ve spent 12 nights exploring Japan — from Yokohama, Shimizu, Osaka, Kyoto, Kochi, Hiroshima, Miyajima, Busan (South Korea), and Aomori — finishing with the spectacular Nebuta Parade. This episode closes the cruise portion of the trip, with Tokyo and our journey home still to come. If you’ve enjoyed this Japan series… Hit Like, Subscribe, and join us for the final two videos as we explore Tokyo and wrap up our journey home. Hashtags #JapanCruise #CelebrityMillennium #CruiseVlog #NebutaCruise #Yokohama #CruisingThroughOurLives

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