Many yachts are considered exceptional, but few match the standards and design of the 75.18-metre Admiral superyacht Kenshō. Every detail has been carefully considered and thought out to elevate life onboard for guests. Kenshō’s owner fell in love with life at sea, and his passion is certainly reflected in her unique design. The SuperYacht Times team recently had the pleasure of stepping onboard this highly regarded superyacht to delve deeper into her coveted design.Photo: Christopher Scholey/ Jordi EstervezAt a first glance your eyes are drawn to her futuristic cutting-edge profile, and it’s no surprise that her distinct blue-green hull shade has its own name of ‘Kenshō Metallic,’ cementing just how special she really is. The name Kenshō itself is a Japanese term from the Zen tradition which translates as “seeing one’s true nature,” a theme that is prevalent throughout her design. Kenshō was designed in collaboration with her owner, an experienced yachtsman, who worked closely with the shipyard and design team during her build. Her owner drew her in a pencil sketch consisting of 12 lines, in the winter of 2016, and threw convention out the window with her layout by using asymmetry and integrating outdoor and indoor living spaces, to create a floating work of art.Photo: Christopher…