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Many cruisers are hesitant to sail Japan—especially in light of Sailing La Vagabonde’s recent video about the challenges, including their collision with a fishing vessel. But while it’s true that Japan presents unique hurdles, the rewards far outweigh the risks.
From jaw-dropping scenery and Michelin-star-worthy cuisine to a history that spans millennia and some of the safest cruising waters in the world, Japan offers an experience unlike any other. But what truly sets it apart? The PEOPLE. 💕
Japanese hospitality is extraordinary, driven by a cultural duty to welcome visitors with kindness. However, this generosity comes with a responsibility: cruisers must be ultra-sensitive, respectful, and careful not to take advantage of this goodwill. 🤝
Yes, sailing in Japan requires preparation—agents, permits, and local help are essential—but the payoff is unparalleled. If you approach it right, Japan will not just meet your expectations; it will exceed them. 🌸
What do you think—would you sail Japan?
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Yamanashi is one of the 13 prefectures I am visiting this autumn on my Top Ten and Bottom Three journey, guided by my True Longevity Index (TLI)™. The TLI tells me where to go. Once I arrive, I read, watch, listen and follow the clues. Here, one of those clues is water. Yamanashi treasures the soft,...