Tokyo, Nagoya, Tokushima, Kyoto, Kochi, Hiroshima, Beppu, Busan, Nagasaki, Kagoshima
Oceania Cruises’ Regatta
Uncover the wonders of Japan and South Korea on a 12-night cruise aboard Oceania Cruises’ Regatta. From the simplest pleasures of a tea ceremony to the excitement of sumo spectating, this voyage offers a unique insight into the Japanese way of life. Begin your journey in metropolitan Tokyo and set sail for Nagoya. Explore the industrial side of Japan as you take in the newly reconstructed palace and visit the many museums of Nagoya before heading to Tokushima. Enjoy a traditional Japanese puppet show and other unique local traditions. Spend a few days in Kyoto, where awe-inspiring temples await, and with a touch of luck, witness the ethereal beauty of cherry blossoms painting the city in delicate hues. Then, head to the surfer’s paradise—quaint Kochi. Here, visit traditional markets, peruse Kochi castle, and take in the beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean. Sail the Kanmon Strait to Hiroshima and stroll through the beautifully landscaped Hiroshima Gardens or visit Hiroshima Castle. Experience ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation amidst the soothing embrace of Beppu’s renowned hot springs. See the flourishing art scene, renowned Buddha statues, and beautiful beaches of Busan, and enjoy Nagasaki's volcanoes and offshore islands. Before returning to Tokyo, stop in Kagoshima. Embark on a brief ferry excursion to Sakurajima, where you can witness the volcano and its lava fields up close.
Note: Please be sure to review the Terms & Conditions prior to sending your deposit to the tour operator.
Cost: From $5,399 Go Next
Activity Level: Mild Activity
UCLA Faculty on Tour
Professor Pat Turner
World Arts and Cultures/Dance and African American Studies
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