Your holiday begins as you fly from the UK to your destination.

Today, you’ll visit the towering Mount Fuji. Learn the history of the famed peak at the Fujisan World Heritage Centre and travel to the Owakudani Valley area to investigate the region’s geothermal activity.

Silver Muse offers an unrivalled space-to-guest ratio with industry-leading leisure facilities, inviting exploration throughout the ship. Guests enjoy a collection of amenities, from eight distinctive dining venues to state-of-the-art technology designed for comfort and ease.

Osaka, the gateway to Kyoto, is the perfect hub for your exploration of Kinkaku-ji, the Golden Pavilion, and the Philosopher’s Path. Wander through Nishiki Market, sample traditional sweets, and absorb the city’s elegant heritage.

Spend a second day in Osaka, immersing yourself in the city’s dynamic blend of tradition and modernity. Visit the striking Osaka Castle, stroll along the lively streets of Dōtonbori, or explore hidden temples tucked between contemporary neighbourhoods.

Delve into Hiroshima’s poignant history and vibrant present. Visit the Peace Memorial Park and Museum, reflect at the Atomic Bomb Dome, and discover the bustling streets, sampling local delicacies like okonomiyaki along the way.

Embark on a transformative journey from picturesque Burravoe to vibrant Busan. Discover a captivating blend of modernity and tradition, indulge in tantalising cuisine, immersing yourself in South Korea’s rich and dynamic culture.

Sakaiminato is a small coastal city, best known for its close connection to manga artist Shigeru Mizuki. Beyond its pop-culture charm, its harbour supplies some of Japan’s finest crab and tuna, celebrated in local markets and restaurants.

Kanazawa reveals Japanese craftsmanship at its most precise and thoughtful. Explore workshops where techniques are handed down quietly through generations, wander streets shaped by samurai history, and discover a city where contemporary life moves easily alongside tradition.

For travellers who value depth over display, Niigata reveals a cultured port city defined by seasonal flavours, historic waterways, and the simple pleasure of a well-made meal beside the river, enjoyed at an unhurried, thoughtful pace.

Hakodate is a gracious port city at the southern edge of Hokkaido, where Japan first opened to the wider world. Historic warehouses and hillside churches reflect its international past, while the lively morning market celebrates the region’s exceptional seafood.

Your holiday complete, today you’ll disembark your ship and head to the airport for your flight home.