Begin in Hiroshima’s quiet remembrance, then follow the coast and straits south and north as stories of trade, craft and resilience unfold at every port. Sail south through Beppu's "Boiling Hells" and the Kanmon Strait to ceramic Karatsu, then arrive in Busan, where Beomeosa Temple meets the clamor of Jagalchi and Gukje Markets. Turn north along Japan's quieter coast — Sakaiminato, boathouse-lined Ine, and Wajima's lacquerware — to Sado Island's merchant houses and sake, then Sakata's art and photography museums. The voyage closes in Hokkaido, from Hakodate's star fort to the canals of Otaru.

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Experience Asia’s spectacular autumn foliage at its peak on the Sea of Japan coast. Sail from Otaru's canals on wild Hokkaido to Hakodate's star fortress, then trace the coast through Sakata's merchant museums, Sado Island's boat-builders' village, and Wajima's lacquerware, before crossing to Busan's temple-and-market culture. Thread the Kanmon Strait to Beppu's "Boiling Hells," timed for Japan's red maple season. The voyage closes in Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome, with a final excursion to Miyajima, where Itsukushima Shrine's Torii gate appears to float on the tide.