1. Bushido

A ramp leads into the lounge area at the rear of Bushido, and it includes an entertainment screen and a galley with a replicator area on the same side as the ramp (left side facing the front of the yacht), as well as a table with 8 chairs in the middle of the room. Two sofas are also against bulkheads on the right side of the lounge, facing the screen. The back has standard windows and the bulkheads above the sofas are cabinets and storage.

A hallway goes between the captain's quarters/bathroom/shower on the left and two guest rooms on the right, with their own shared head.

The bridge is at the front end, and there is also a small transporter and a spiral stairway going down on the left. The docking airlock is on the right, with the yacht's name plate next to it.

Lower deck, Deck 2:

Four more guest quarters are in the back of the yacht, split by a narrow hallway. Backing on to those quarters, on each side of the hallway, there are two semi-private bunk areas with two bunks each, in case there are Marines aboard.

A double bathroom/shower - male on one side of the wall and female on the other - is on the left, proceeding forward. In front of that, there is a meeting room/workroom, with computer stations along the bulkhead.

On the right, across from the head and the workroom is a lab, with a table down the middle, which can be used by many disciplines. A large screen covers the front end of the room, with basic science and engineering computer consoles. Further needed equipment for science and engineering is stored in cabinets on either side wall, as well as medical supplies.

The center table can be converted to a medical treatment area by lowering two biobeds from above to the table top. The screen forward will also display any medical information when accessed by equipment in the tops of the biobeds.