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Depart from the pier and your first destination is Adachi Museum of Art. Housing an impressive collection dating from 1912 to the present, including works by Yokoyama Taikan, one of the major figures in Japanese modern art, the Adachi Museum of Art, founded in 1970, is known not only for its galleries of pottery, wood carvings and artwork but also for its extraordinary gardens. Considered to be the most beautiful gardens in Japan, it is home to a moss garden, a pond garden, a tea garden and a pine tree garden set off by stark white gravel. Your next stop is Yushi-en Garden. Located on Daikon Island, Yushi-en is a breathtaking garden of over 40,000 square meters that thrives through all four seasons. Established in 1975 as a private garden, the grounds feature an array of landscape elements from gardens to waterfalls, streams and rock gardens. Yushien's main attraction is its collection of Japanese peony flowers, with over 250 different types that bloom in an array of colors. Then return to your ship by comfortable coach.