The journey from Busan, South Korea, to Fukuoka, Japan, by ferry was a profound exploration, weaving together the threads of diverse cultures. Navigating the open sea became a metaphor for the exchange of not just landscapes, but the rich tapestry of experiences and connections between the two countries. The sights, sounds, and encounters along the way created a mosaic of memories, offering a deeper understanding of the shared human experience across borders.
Thank you for this video... I will be doing this ferry ride come end of October of this year to make it into Fukuoka to watch the Sumo tournament.. Cheers to you!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you'll be taking the ferry to Fukuoka to watch the sumo tournament at the end of October. Wishing you a fantastic journey and an unforgettable experience at the matches. Cheers to you!
In my experience, entering Japan from Busan by ferry only necessitated having a valid passport. However, for the most reliable and current information on entry requirements, it's advisable to consult the official guidelines or website. I found this to be a hassle-free way to enter, and I hope your journey goes smoothly as well!
I went ahead and reserved a business seat in advance on the Queen Beatle website. I'm not sure if it's possible to book directly at the terminal on the day of, but I find it easier to make reservations online beforehand.
is ferry still need visa? in my country (Philippines) needs visa to go in Korea and Japan but i was wondering if we still need visa via ferry and idk if visa only applies to planes or in ferries too
You still need a visa to travel to Japan or South Korea from the Philippines, regardless of whether you travel by plane or ferry. The visa requirement applies to all modes of entry.
@@Sol_Asia but I can't travel especially abroad right now because we don't have a lot of money for overseas trip and I have a mental health and physical health issue right now ✌️
The journey from Busan, South Korea, to Fukuoka, Japan, by ferry was a profound exploration, weaving together the threads of diverse cultures. Navigating the open sea became a metaphor for the exchange of not just landscapes, but the rich tapestry of experiences and connections between the two countries. The sights, sounds, and encounters along the way created a mosaic of memories, offering a deeper understanding of the shared human experience across borders.
Thank you for this video... I will be doing this ferry ride come end of October of this year to make it into Fukuoka to watch the Sumo tournament.. Cheers to you!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you'll be taking the ferry to Fukuoka to watch the sumo tournament at the end of October. Wishing you a fantastic journey and an unforgettable experience at the matches. Cheers to you!
Amazing video - seriously well done.
Wow, your words fuel my wanderlust! If my ferry journey brought a smile to your face, the adventure was worth it. Stay tuned for more travel tales!
@@Sol_Asia great. I’m doing the ferry next year. I’ve subscribed and look forward to more good videos.
フェリーの中はこんなふうになってるんですね！
ビジネスクラスのセクションはとても静かで、アメニティも充実していました🔥
福岡→釜山 の動画が多い中、釜山港をメインに取り上げていただき、わかりやすく感謝です！
ご視聴ありがとうございました。私の動画がお役に立てれば大変光栄です😊
Bellevideohenri😊
懐かしい風景です！
福岡はとてもいい街でした🔥
What are the requirements to be able to enter into Japan this way? Do I just need my passport?
In my experience, entering Japan from Busan by ferry only necessitated having a valid passport. However, for the most reliable and current information on entry requirements, it's advisable to consult the official guidelines or website. I found this to be a hassle-free way to enter, and I hope your journey goes smoothly as well!
Can you walk in or you need advanced booking?
I went ahead and reserved a business seat in advance on the Queen Beatle website. I'm not sure if it's possible to book directly at the terminal on the day of, but I find it easier to make reservations online beforehand.
is ferry still need visa? in my country (Philippines) needs visa to go in Korea and Japan but i was wondering if we still need visa via ferry and idk if visa only applies to planes or in ferries too
You still need a visa to travel to Japan or South Korea from the Philippines, regardless of whether you travel by plane or ferry. The visa requirement applies to all modes of entry.
@@Sol_Asia yeah, but I already heard/know that we still need a visa for Korea and Japan even if we'll ride on ferries
@@Sol_Asia but I can't travel especially abroad right now because we don't have a lot of money for overseas trip and I have a mental health and physical health issue right now ✌️
how much does the ferry cost?
Business Class is $88 in US dollars, and the price can fluctuate depending on the day.