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voyage no LAST UPDATE  December 2, 2008

Voyage Itinerary
Peace Boat's 63rd Global Voyage for Peace will departed from Yokohama, Japan on September 7, 2008. After visiting various ports in Asia and Africa, the voyage will pass through the Suez Canal to the Mediterranean Sea, where it will make a first time visit to the Italian city of Palermo. From Barcelona, the voyage will spend over a month travelling through various Spanish speaking nations and observing firsthand the political changes currently developing in Latin America. Here Peace Boat will also make its first ever visit to the Dominican Republic. Ending its Spanish leg at Rapa Nui (Easter Island, Chile), the voyage will make its way through the South Pacific before returning to Japan on January 13, 2008.

Short programmes for travelers who want to experience the amazing and unique opportunities found only on our ship, but who can't make a commitment to a full 3-month voyage, now available on the 63rd voyage. See here for more details.

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A very special project will take place on Peace Boat's 63rd Global Voyage. 100 Hibakusha (Atomic Bomb Survivors) of Hiroshima and Nagasaki have been invited to join the three-month global journey to share their testimonies of the experience of the atomic bomb with people around the world. See more details and regular updates from the ship here.
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Caracas, Venezuela – Peace Boat Hibakusha Project Delegation Visit
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The Hikabusha in Venezuela, accompanied by the Deputy Minister of Education, Mrs. Jennifer Gil (middle) at the Forum “United for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons”, organized by the People`s Power Ministry for Education.
While the Peace Boat itself will visit La Guaira, Venezuela in late November, a group of 4 representatives of the Hibakusha (Atomic bomb survivors) on board the ship visited the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in advance from November 1-13, with the goal of passing on their memories and experiences, as part of the Global Voyage for a Nuclear-Free World - Peace Boat Hibakusha Project. >>READ MORE
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  September 9, 2008
63rd Voyage Departure – Dramatic Beginnings
  August 27, 2008
63rd Peace Boat Voyage Web Writer – Personal Profile
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  November 15, 2008
Caracas, Venezuela – Peace Boat Hibakusha Project Delegation Visit
  October 27, 2008
Kusadasi – An Exchange of Smiles
  October 10 2008
Massawa – The Struggle for Equality and Independence
  October 2, 2008
Kochi, India – Historic Kochi points to a brave future
  September 16, 2008
Da Nang – Dark Past, Bright Future
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  November 8, 2008
Global English/Español Training (GET) In Pics
  November 8, 2008
In Pictures – Photo Tour II of Life Onboard
  October 1, 2008
From Earth to Space and back again – Akiyama
  September 28, 2008
In Pictures – Photo Tour I of Life Onboard
  September 18, 2008
Agent Orange Still an Agent of Pain for Many in Viet Nam
  September 13, 2008
Compassion in the face of danger – Takato Nahoko
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