Custom - 53.6m

Japanese shipbuilding reached new heights of precision in the mid-1990s, when Narasaki Shipyard delivered this 53.6-meter custom yacht into waters that were witnessing a renaissance of Eastern craftsmanship meeting Western luxury demands. Her 1995 launch came during an era when Japanese yards were establishing their reputation for meticulous attention to detail and engineering excellence, creating vessels that would define a generation's approach to long-range cruising. Nearly three decades later, she remains a compelling example of that pivotal moment when traditional Japanese manufacturing principles were applied to superyacht construction. Her proportions reflect the considered approach that characterized vessels of this period, where form followed function with mathematical precision. The length serves multiple purposes aboard this Narasaki creation, providing generous accommodation while maintaining the structural integrity that Japanese builders made their hallmark. Her provenance speaks to a time when custom yacht construction was entering a new phase of sophistication. Narasaki Shipyard's work on this project demonstrates the yard's commitment to creating vessels that could stand the test of time, both structurally and aesthetically. The attention to mechanical systems and build quality that defined Japanese manufacturing during this era translates into a yacht that continues to perform decades after her launch. Today she offers an opportunity to own a piece of superyacht history from a builder whose reputation was built on uncompromising standards. Her maintenance of structural integrity and operational capability after nearly thirty years afloat validates the construction methods that made Japanese yards sought-after during this transformative decade for the industry.