YACHT STYLE
Voyage Japan’s seas
as if aboard your own yacht.
No other way of cruising brings you this close to the sea.
The privacy and easy warmth only a small ship allows;
days that ask nothing more formal of you than what you are wearing.
From the marina at her stern, SEFU opens straight onto the water.
Every port of call begins with curiosity.
MARINA
The marina at SEFU’s stern closes the last distance between you and the sea.
Slip straight into the water to snorkel or kayak,
or board a marina boat for the bays and hidden coves beyond.
What the marina offers changes with the season,
the time, the port—but the best of it stays with you long after.
BEACH CLUB
Leading down to the marina, the beach club is a place to do very little,
beautifully—close enough to hear the waves, open to the sea breeze.
A drink at the bar with the ocean for company; a deep sofa and an hour with no plans.
And when the balcony opens to the air, the moment turns rarer still.
DESTINATION
New landscapes, revealed by SEFU.
A small ship can follow an intricate,
ever-changing coastline to views no road can reach.
Threading a canal by marina boat; stepping straight onto a beach.
Even the way you arrive becomes an experience
in its own right—etched into the memory of the voyage.
The Kerama Islands —
Gahi, held in crystal-clear seas
Among Okinawa’s Kerama Islands, tiny Gahi keeps a stillness all its own. White sand shades into emerald in waters counted among the clearest on earth.
The Sanriku Coast —
Kitayamazaki, sculpted by the earth itself
Sheer cliffs, rank upon rank, along a dramatic ria coastline. Kitayamazaki is one of the few places where this landscape can truly be taken in from the sea—walls of rock rising 200 meters overhead, their faces changing with the light.
From SEFU’s deck, you enter a world the earth spent eons making.
The Seto Inland Sea —
Awashima, an island of memory
Awashima, a small island adrift in the Seto Inland Sea.
Soft light; a harbor town at ease.
At the Missing Post Office, letters with no address wash quietly ashore, carrying people’s feelings. Time itself seems to loosen here—a quiet port, where the sea keeps human longing.
