Tsuki Yama

After the castle, we went to a hotel for a buffet style lunch, the miso soup was especially delicious. Can’t say I was a fan of the desserts but they did have lychees which I love.

After lunch is was on to the Adachi Museum which was created by one person, who grew up in the prefecture as the son of poor farmers and left for the city and made is fortune, and became a great art collector, to give back to where he grew up he created the museum.

There were some really beautiful artworks in the building, unfortunately photography wasn’t allowed. Although you could photograph the gardens, which have been voted best Japanese garden for the last 21 years and they are truly spectacular. The large waterfall, is actually man made and is turned off when the museum is closed, you wouldn’t know to look at it.

After I finished walking around the museum I had a few minutes to spare, so had a mango soda before boarding the bus for the trip back to the ship. As we arrived back at the port we were greeted by a lovely singing group.

Am very tired today, so am just going to go to the lido for dinnerRead more