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Capital of Japan, Tokyo is one of the world’s largest and most densely populated cities. Completely rebuilt after being bombed in World War II, it now has all the appearance of a modern, forward-looking city.

Kobe is a port city in Hyogo Prefecture, 33km west of Osaka, and one of Japan's most pleasant cities for both residents and visitors alike, with a laid-back cosmopolitan feel. Now completely rebuilt after the devastating earthquake of 1995, Kobe's dramatic location, sandwiched on a narrow strip of land between mountains and sea, allied to its great food and lively nightlife make the city an ideal place to go if you are visiting nearby Kyoto or Osaka.

Kochi Prefecture’s location on the Pacific Ocean has made it a gathering place for surfers from all over Japan. The Muroto area of its rugged coast has earned UNESCO Global Geopark status for its geological formations. The clear Shimanto River draws campers and trekkers eager to spend time on its banks. Historical townscapes such as Kochi Castle, old sake breweries and traditional markets in the region are well preserved and worth exploring.

Due to its natural harbor located on the east coast of the island of Kiushu, Aburatsu is a strategic gateway for cruises that connect from the south of Japan with the Asian capitals. Aburatsu, half of our cruise in southern Japan, is the gateway port to the picturesque Miyazaki Prefecture, famous for its beaches and coastal roads. With its mild climate and warm weather, this is a popular tourist attraction in Japan. The waves here make this an irresistible attraction for surfers. In addition to the zoo, which hosts the largest number of pink flamingos in captivity, a trip to the ruins of the castle of Obi, with the homes of the ancient samurai and the excursion to the island of Aoshima, a national natural monument connected to the Mainland by a bridge, is a must.

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As the second largest city in Korea, Busan is famous for both tourist and shopping attractions. Giant department stores (such as Shinsegae Centum City, the largest department store in the world) and numerous shopping streets offer a wide selection of merchandise, drawing local and international visitors year-round. Busan is home to the Jagalchi Market, famous for its astounding variety of fresh seafood sold at extremely reasonable prices. Visitors can even have their purchases prepared right in front of them, ensuring the freshest meal or snack possible. The seafood market is full of the sights, smells, and sounds of fresh seafood caught in the waters right off the Busan Port. Various traditional markets such as the Gukje Market also treat guests to the boisterous, vibrant marketplace experience and the incomparable hospitality of the merchants and citizens of Busan.

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