Cruising Japan to Korea: 1,458 Miles of Must-See Sights | Emma Cruises

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The creator recounts a 1,458 mile cruise through Japan and South Korea, highlighting a mix of organized excursions and independent exploration. The journey began in Tokyo to adjust to the time zone before visiting Shimizu to view Mount Fuji. The creator notes the abundance of vending machines and the advanced technology found in Japanese public toilets. Throughout the trip, the creator visits various cultural and historical sites, including the Osuk Kanan Temple in Nagoya, Osaka Castle, and the Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima. The itinerary also includes a visit to Nagasaki to view the atomic bomb museum and a trip to Jeju Island in South Korea to visit a natural history museum. The creator observes unique local elements such as specialized vending machines selling hot sauce and fizzy milk, unusual food items like orange whipped cream sandwiches, and the efficiency of the Japanese train system. The video concludes by noting that while the excursions provided incredible sights, they represent only a portion of the overall cruise experience.
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every single minute of this Cruise was unbelievable and has to be seen to be believed
we were incredibly lucky with the weather we had the most beautiful views
Japan really is living in the future when it comes to toilets
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