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Winter to Spring Global Voyages
Update from the ship
Peace Boat's 40th voyage left Tokyo on Dec 10th 2002 and will return to Japan on March 15, 2003. We bring you here some of the highlights of life at sea and on land segment by segment.
Apr 08 2003/Updated
Port of Call - Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Chile
Kang Je-Suk from South Korea with Rapa Nui friends visiting the famous Rapa Nui Moai
 'Te Pito o Te Henua' or the Navel of the World, is another name for the isolated Polynesian island whose people are the farthest removed from any other population. The closest inhabited land is Pitcairn Island, nearly 2000 kilometres away! Although separated from South America by over 3700 kilometres of Pacific Ocean, Rapa Nui is governed by Chile. But the cultural traditions and people are more Polynesian, more Rapa Nui, than Chilean - and the recent resurgence in indigenous culture and language are good evidence of this. Despite a brutal colonial history during which the Rapanui population was decimated to a mere 200 people, and the island became a livestock ranch for 60,000 sheep, the Rapanui people today number 4000 and rely on the tourism and salt industry for their main sources of income.
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*Feb 17
--Port of Call - Rapa Nui (Easter Island),Chile
*Feb 15
--Special Report - Pacific Action
*Feb 11
--Port of Call - Valparaiso,Chile
--Special Report - Peace Boat visits Antarctica
*Feb 8
--Port of Call - Puerto Montt,Chile
--Port of Call - Sailing through the Patagonian Fjords
*Feb 1
--Port of Call - Ushuaia,Argentina
*Jan 29
--Workshop - Omar Martinez and Patricio Cabezas
*Jan 20
--Sports Festival
*Jan 18
--Cafe Latino - Rosana Velasquez and Melissa Ramirez -
--Panel Discussion - Diversity in Sexuality -
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*Dec 10
--40th Cruise Departure!
*Dec 12
--The Future of Japan - Kenjiro Haitani
--Soran Dance
*Dec 13〜16
--Vietnamese Language Lessons - Bao Minh
*Dec 15
--Port of Call - Hong Kong
*Dec 17-18
--Port of Call,Danang
*Dec 21
--Port of Call,Singapore
--Ao Dai Fashion Show
*Dec 22
--Fruit Party
--Peter and John with Family
--Rod Harbinson
*Dec 23
--Monica Muchew
*Dec 26
--Lecture - Monica Mucheru
--Quiz game - Rod Harbinson
--African dancing - John Orwa and Peter Nzense
*Dec 27
--Crossing the Equator
--Swahili lessons - Monica, John, Ann and Mike
*Dec 28
--Lecture - Rod Harbinson
--Panel Discussion - Monica Mucheru, Kang Je-suk, Kurt Swenson, Aya Sasaki, Norio Osawa
*Dec 29
--Port of Call,Victoria
*Dec 30
--Global University,Unit1 Globalisation Focus on Asia
*Jan 1-2
--Peace Boat Visits the Site of The Mombasa Paradise Hotel Bomb Blast
*Jan 6
--Lecture - Victor Matomu
*Jan 7
--Lecture - Madoka Rakani ('Muna')
--Event - Tai Chi
*Jan 11
--Event - Eco Team
*Jan 12-13
--Port of Call - Walvis Bay, Namibia
*Jan 14
--Global University - Unit 2 - HIV/AIDS
*Jan 15
--Game - World Trade Game
*Jan 16
--Lecture - Jose Araujo
--Lecture - Palestinian Guest Speaker
*Jan 17
--Lecture - Dana Rubin
*Jan 18
--Special Report - Peace Day
*Jan 22-23
--Port of Call - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
*Jan 27-28
--Port of Call - Buenos Aires
*Jan 31
--Global University Unit 3 Report - Civil Society Connecting the World : Joining the World Social Forum
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