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Fukuoka has been a trade centre for cultures of the world through its trade with China during the Song Dynasty. You can find gourmet, shopping paradise and cultual activies in this amazing city. Ramen is definitely the must-try-dish in Hakata, And don’t forget to visit Kushida Shrine and Dazaifu!

Maizuru is a city in south-central Japan. The Goro Sky Tower has panoramic views over the islands of Maizuru Bay. Maizuru Park contains the ruins of Tanabe Castle, and is known for spring cherry blossoms. East, Brick Park is a group of Meiji-era warehouses, now home to the World Brick Museum. Kongō-in Temple is known for its ornate pagoda and fall colors. On the north coast, Ryuguhama Beach faces the Sea of Japan.

Kanazawa is the prefectural capital of Ishikawa, a narrow stretch of land on Japan's main island of Honshu along the Sea of Japan. It was one of the most important centres for culture and art during the Edo period and remains a haven for art enthusiasts and culture vultures. This city contains museums and workshops on everything from gold leaf to samurai.

Sakata is a city with a rich history and surprising attractions in Yamagata prefecture. The Mogami River was the main highway for travellers and for the transportation of benihana flowers from central Yamagata, and of fish, salt and seaweeds in the opposite direction from the sea. High-quality Mogami benihana was valued in Kyoto and used for creating lip colour, makeup and fabric dyes.

The capital of the prefecture, Aomori is located at the northern end of the island of Honshu, the largest of the four islands that make up Japan. Our journey takes us to the Mutsu Bay, the location of the modern and populous coastal city of Aomori. The climate is similar to cruises in Northern Europe: short cool summers, cold winters with heavy snowfall. Aomori is at the end of the Tohoku Shinkansen, one of the high-speed railway lines famous for punctuality: the bullet train only takes 3 hours and 23 minutes to travel 418.8 miles to Tokyo! Inhabited since prehistoric times, Aomori has archaeological sites within walking distance from a futuristic skyline. Its cosy oriental charm includes features that range from maritime tourism to shore excursions to the mountains as well as museums and spas (“onsen”). You should also visit the Asamushi Aquarium, which contains 11,000 different types of marine life and over 500 species of rare aquatic animals.

Enjoy cruise at Sea.

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.

Disembarkation.