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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).
It's about a 5-minute walk from Tempozan Passenger Ship Terminal to Osaka Port Station. The Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan is right nearby, and you can take the subway to Osaka Castle and Dotonbori.
It's about a 5-minute walk from Shin-Minato Wharf to JR Sasebo Station. Enjoy the Kujukushima Islands and Sasebo burgers.
It's about a 10-minute drive from Saiki Port to Saiki Station. Enjoy the history and literature of the castle town, along with sesame broth udon noodles.
We docked at Ogi Port on Sado Island. We then headed to the townscape of Shukunegi, which prospered from Kitamae ships.
We landed in the steam-filled town of Obama Onsen. We enjoyed Japan's longest footbath and Obama champon noodles.
Ominato Port on the Shimokita Peninsula. Mount Osore, one of Japan's three most sacred sites, and Oma tuna.
We docked at Okada Port on Izu Oshima Island. Mount Mihara and the island of camellias.
We docked at the west pier. Tea from the Makinohara Plateau and the steam locomotive of the Oigawa Railway.
This is the departure and arrival point for the small passenger ship Guntû, which has 17 rooms. Instead of docking at the port, passengers travel to Miyajima, Ōmishima, and other islands by tender boat.
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