We boarded Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas in Shanghai, China and spent 6 days cruising around Japan. A technologically awesome cruise experience. We stopped at:
Sakaiminato – toured Matsue Castle, did a boat ride around its moat and then saw the celebrated Adachi Museum’s Gardens.
Fukuoka – walked around Tenjin City and Maizuru park with the castle ruins (view point).
Kumamoto – a peaceful town, we shopped here.
Shanghai – spent time around the old city and Yu Garden, The Bund and Nanjing Road. We spent two days here before returning home.
You might like my other cruise videos:
Vision of the Seas: https://youtu.be/wS-X8sAPXHM
Symphony of the Seas: https://youtu.be/AWlKDxrLObg
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Great video booked on Ovation for China and Japan in May. Hope we visit some of the places you did. Thanks for sharing.
Really nice video. My wife and I are contemplating going on the Quantum. We did the the Harmony last December and it is a really big ship. We like the Voyager and Freedom class ships the best. Just big enough to remind you that your on a cruise ship. Anyways, well done.