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One of Japan's three most beautiful ports, offering views of Mount Fuji. Approximately a 10-minute walk to Dream Plaza.
The ship docked at Wakamatsu Pier in front of the station. The morning market and bay area are within walking distance.
Mizuki Shigeru Road and Mt. Daisen. The gateway to tourism in the San'in region.
To Ryoma's Katsurahama beach and the home of katsuo no tataki (seared bonito).
The sightseeing boat docked at Naze Port berth on Amami Oshima Island. The island is a World Natural Heritage site, and it is known for Oshima Tsumugi silk and brown sugar shochu.
Nakatsu Port, the "holy land of karaage (Japanese fried chicken)." To the spectacular scenery of the unique rock formations of Yabakei.
It's about a 20-minute walk from Naha Cruise Terminal to Kokusai Street. From there, you can visit Naminoue Shrine, Shuri Castle, and Makishi Public Market.
From Matsugae International Terminal, Glover Garden and Oura Church are within walking distance. You can also take the tram to Dejima and Peace Park.
Motobu Port is located in the northern part of Okinawa Island. It is close to the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium and is a town with many famous Okinawa soba restaurants.
From the international cruise ship berth, it's about a 15-minute ride to Miyazaki Station and the airport. Then, head to Aoshima, home of the "Devil's Washboard" rock formations.
We docked at Miyanoura Port on Yakushima Island. We encountered Yakusugi cedar trees on this island, a World Natural Heritage site registered in 1993.
A port located right next to JR Misumi Station. Misumi West Port retains its Meiji-era stone pier, and offers boat trips to Amakusa.
It's about a 20-minute drive from Kumamoto Port to JR Kumamoto Station. Kumamoto Castle, one of Japan's three most famous castles, and horse sashimi.
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