We spent this entire day at sea, transiting the Sea of Japan to the east-northeast across blissfully calm seas. Indeed, the weather was so calm that the crew stopped the ship, shortly after lunch, and deployed the Zodiacs – allowing those who might be interested in a swim to motor away a safe distance from the ship and swim in the open ocean. What a treat! [Photo gallery]
For dinner I gathered several other Dartmouth alumni – I discovered six alums from undergraduate classes from ’65 through ’86, and graduate/professional classes from ’86 through ’99. It always amazes me how I can travel the world and run into Dartmouth people everywhere!
This post is part of a series about our Japan trip; the series starts here.
David Kotz 
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