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The crew of La Vagabonde navigates the west coast of Japan while managing engine repairs and avoiding a series of typhoons. After discovering bent engine mounts, the crew jacks up the aft end of the engine to replace the mounts and disconnect the prop shaft.1:03 To evade severe weather, they monitor weather models to time their movements between protected anchorages, specifically seeking shelter at Amosuka and later moving to Nomoko, which they identify as the most protected harbor on the west coast.13:10 The crew notes the necessity of finding secure spots as weather fronts shift wind directions.4:01 During a calm period, they anchor near an isolated rock island for diving and observe local marine life.7:37 Upon reaching Nagasaki, the crew secures the boat, manages fender placement during a king tide, and visits local landmarks including the Peace Park.17:32 The transit involves careful navigation of coastal waters and estuaries, with the crew prioritizing safety by moving in 50-mile increments to stay clear of storm centers.2:51

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