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Sail roundtrip from Tokyo on an enriching voyage that circumnavigates Japan and crosses the Sea of Japan to the southeast tip of the Korean Peninsula. Call at Niigata, Hakata, Sapporo and Shimizu—distinctive cultural enclaves that reveal the country’s spiritual and architectural heritage. Experience the refined world of geisha arts during an overnight stay in Tokyo, Japan’s dynamic capital, where modernity and tradition remain closely intertwined.
Explore Japan’s centre of education, economics and culture; see local landmarks and shrines.
Day 2 | Tokyo, Japan
Admire Tokyo's skyline from one of the many observation decks in the city.
Day 3 | Sail the Pacific Ocean
Sail the Pacific Ocean, an established trade route named by explorer Ferdinand Magellan.
Day 4 | Sapporo (Tomakomai), Japan
Explore the beauty of Tomakomai, from the city’s vibrant parks to its mineral hot springs.
Day 5 | Aomori, Japan
Discover Aomori’s history at Hirosaki Castle, renowned for its rich samurai heritage.
Day 6 | Niigata, Japan
Observe the performing arts of geisha, or discover the storied samurai past of Shibata Castle.
Day 7 | Sail the Sea of Japan
Sail the Sea of Japan, whose warm deep basins influence Japan's climate and fishing economy.
Day 8 | Busan, South Korea
Explore 17 centuries of history; visit local markets and picturesque beaches and parks.
Day 9 | Hakata (Fukuoka), Japan
Discover one of Japan’s oldest cities, visit its sacred shrines and view the iconic Fukuoka Tower.
Scenic Sailing: The Kanmon Straits
Sail to the Kanmon Straits, also known as the Straits of Shimonoseki, narrow straits that, along with the Tsushima straits, link Kitakyūshū to the Inland Sea.
Day 10 | Hiroshima, Japan
Learn about the city’s decades-long restoration and visit Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.
Day 11 | Sail the Pacific Ocean
Sail the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean, the Earth’s largest body of water.
Day 12 | Osaka, Japan
Witness Osaka’s ancient shrines and imperial history or venture to fascinating Kyoto.
Day 13 | Shimizu, Japan
Admire the scenic beauty and stunning vistas of Mt. Udo, Mt. Fuji and the Miho Peninsula.
Day 14 | Shimizu, Japan
Witness lush hillside tea plantations; admire Shiraito Falls in the foothills of Mt. Fuji.
Day 15 | Tokyo, Japan
Bid farewell to your fellow guests and journey home. Or spend more time exploring, perhaps joining one of our extensions.
*Advertised price and savings is based on per person twin share on 15 August 2028 departure in a Veranda stateroom, correct as of 29 May 2026.
Booking terms and conditions apply.
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Term and conditions apply: All pricing subject to change and availability. Advertised prices are per person twin share unless stated otherwise. Offers may be withdrawn at any time. Itineraries are subject to change. Booking Conditions and Phil Hoffmann Travel Schedule of Professionalism* applies. Please speak to your Phil Hoffmann Travel Consultant for more information.
