PANSTAR FERRY
The PanStar Line provides three ferry services a week between Osaka in Japan and Busan in Korea.
Since the start of service in 2002 (when the Japan-Korea World Cup was held), the PanStar Line has been widely used, contributing greatly to cultural exchange and physical distribution between the two countries.
In addition to sightseeing in Osaka (a commercial and cultural center of Japan) and Busan (Korea’s largest port and tourist city), views of the Setonaikai National Park (famous for Itsukushima Shrine - a beautiful World Heritage site), on-board evening entertainment performances and delicious buffets provide passengers with unforgettable memories of their trip.
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Since the start of service in 2002 (when the Japan-Korea World Cup was held), the PanStar Line has been widely used, contributing greatly to cultural exchange and physical distribution between the two countries.
In addition to sightseeing in Osaka (a commercial and cultural center of Japan) and Busan (Korea’s largest port and tourist city), views of the Setonaikai National Park (famous for Itsukushima Shrine - a beautiful World Heritage site), on-board evening entertainment performances and delicious buffets provide passengers with unforgettable memories of their trip.
Helpful information to make cruising even more enjoyable A wealth of scenic spots and on-board entertainment Passengers are sure to enjoy the 18-hour cruise to the fullest.
A variety of must-see views punctuate the 18-hour cruise from Busan to Osaka.
Passengers have the chance to see the following;
Akashi Kaikyo Bridge
the world's longest suspension bridge, connecting Kobe City with Awaji City in Hyogo Prefecture.
The Great Seto Bridge
a series of world-class structures connecting Kurashiki City in Okayama Prefecture with Sakaide City in Kagawa Prefecture.
The Kanmon Strait
a stretch of water separating Shimonoseki City in Yamaguchi Prefecture and Moji Ward in Kitakyushu City.
Tsushima Island
a landmass located between Kyushu and Korea.
Stepping up to the deck while the ferry is passing under a bridge and seeing the overwhelming size and impact of the structure at close quarters is a truly impressive experience unique to this means of transport.
Passengers are advised to check the time of passing for each bridge at the ferry's front desk.
Ferries on the PanStar Line have a variety of features, including fine, hotel-like facilities, helpful service and evening entertainment performances.
Peacefully watching the ever-changing scenery and other vessels traveling on the sea - the experience provides an enjoyable voyage between Busan and Osaka that is unique to this mode of transport.
Passengers have the chance to see the following;
Akashi Kaikyo Bridge
the world's longest suspension bridge, connecting Kobe City with Awaji City in Hyogo Prefecture.
The Great Seto Bridge
a series of world-class structures connecting Kurashiki City in Okayama Prefecture with Sakaide City in Kagawa Prefecture.
The Kanmon Strait
a stretch of water separating Shimonoseki City in Yamaguchi Prefecture and Moji Ward in Kitakyushu City.
Tsushima Island
a landmass located between Kyushu and Korea.
Stepping up to the deck while the ferry is passing under a bridge and seeing the overwhelming size and impact of the structure at close quarters is a truly impressive experience unique to this means of transport.
Passengers are advised to check the time of passing for each bridge at the ferry's front desk.
Ferries on the PanStar Line have a variety of features, including fine, hotel-like facilities, helpful service and evening entertainment performances.
Peacefully watching the ever-changing scenery and other vessels traveling on the sea - the experience provides an enjoyable voyage between Busan and Osaka that is unique to this mode of transport.
A magnificent view of Akashi Kaikyo Bridge - the world’s longest suspension bridge.
UPPER DECK
FACILITIES AND LOBBY
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