Having laid low for five months following the enormous success of the Great Siberian Sushi Run, Ken and Roberta Williams announced Part II of their exciting journey...only this time, the "Siberian" is noticeably absent from the trip. The duo, who is once again cruising in company with their GSSR cohorts, Braun and Tina Jones on Grey Pearl and Steve and Carol Argosy on Seabird (both Nordhavn 62s), departed Osaka, Japan, to continue exploring East Asia. Ken loosely outlines the itinerary in his popular blog. Stops will include several Japanese cities including Hiroshima and Fukuoka followed by a visit to South Korea minus the boat (due to complicated clearance requirements). They'll continue to explore Nagasaki and Kyushu in Japan then head south along the Ryukyu Island chain. They'll clear out of Japan at Ishigaki bound for Taiwan to visit the Ta Shing factory which built their Nordhavn 64 and 62s before winding up in Hong Kong. Read more at Ken's blog. (Ed. note: for the other crews' perspectives on the journey, check out Seabird's and Grey Pearl's blogs as well.)
