Départ pour 28 étapes le long du littoral argentin

Croisière de Rio Grande, Brésil à Colonia del Sacramento, Rio de la Plata.

Kitsuki to Itoman Marina, Okinawa, Japan. Mike and Misaki are celebrating their retirement by circumnavigating the globe. They've just seen her parents in Kitsuki, reunited them to her sister, Riko, and delivered the yosegaki hinomaru, or "Good Luck Flag" that belonged to her father's older brother to her father. Now, Mike and Misaki head out again with her father.. This time to Okinawa, to see for themselves where her uncle died during WWII. Mike's father had fought in the Pacific during this time as well, so both are keenly interested in this close family history. Misaki's father will fly back to Kitsuki if he can't find passage.

Honolulu to Kitsuki. Mike and Misaki are making their retirement dream come true with a circumnavigation of the world. But now, they must set their sights on Kitsuki, Japan, where Misaki's parents live. Riko, Misaki's sister, now boards and joins you on your trip to Japan to deliver the yosegaki hinomaru, or "Good Luck Flag" to Misaki and Riko's father, who's older brother died in WWII on Okinawa carrying this flag.

Take a husband and wife from Long Beach, CA to Honolulu, HI. Mike and Misaki have always dreamed of seeing the world by sail. Now that the kids are grown and they've been able to retire, it's time to set out. The husband and wife team crew with you to their first stop, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Here, they'll meet up with Misaki's sister, Riko. While the plan is to circumnavigate the globe, their first desire is to visit Misaki and Riko's parents in Japan, where they wish to present the yosegaki hinomaru, or "Good Luck Flag" of their father's older brother, who died in WWII on Okinawa. The Obon Society received the flag from a family living in Alabama, GA, USA, who said they found it in their father's WWII souvenirs after he passed away and knew of it's significance. Their wish was to see it restored to the family.