Granted a virtual shipping monopoly early in Mitsubishi's history, Iwasaki repaid the favor in 1877 by ferrying troops to put down a rebellion in the south.
By ferry: a 35-minute water taxi ride leaves from the East 35th Street marina.
Mr. Lewis also forecast a bigger increase in visitors to Cuba by ferry, a theme that Mr. Conroy of Radisson also picked up on.
ROUGHER seas in the park's northern section mean it's better explored by ferry; a day earlier, I took one to Spectacle Island, which probably embodies the Boston waterfront's transformation most dramatically.
The mountains can be reached by crossing Lake Koman by ferry – an adventure in its own right.
To get to Poço Azul (blue pool) you cross the Paraguaçu River by ferry, an interesting contraption in which a wading guy pushes a wooden raft with the car across the currently placid waters for about $6 per car and 60 cents per person.
Britten, inspired by a Japanese Noh play he saw in Tokyo in 1956, recounts the tale of a madwoman traveling by ferry among a group of male pilgrims to the tomb of a kidnapped boy.
Translation: Upon returning to Staten Island by ferry from a long day elsewhere, a person might want to stop at a few of the bars that flank the stations of the Staten Island Railway, en route to an evening in downtown Great Kills.
On Rottnest Island, a few miles off the coast of Perth and reachable by ferry, is a large population of quokkas, a small prairie dog-type animal that is friendly and amusing.
In Venice, we crisscrossed the lagoon by ferry, visited a glass factory, rented a fleet of black gondolas, and had time for a quick stop at Prada before heading back out of town.
