Cape Noshappu
7 Ogos 2022, Jepun ⋅ ☁️ 23 °CBesides the idiot doing yoga on the wall behind the dolphin-clock statue (which wasn’t really that photoworthy anyway), and what I suspect was highly overpriced umi don (raw sea urchin/rice bowl),Baca lagi
Besides the idiot doing yoga on the wall behind the dolphin-clock statue (which wasn’t really that photoworthy anyway), and what I suspect was highly overpriced umi don (raw sea urchin/rice bowl),Baca lagi
Roughly 9-hour roundtrip hike up an extinct stratovolcano (el. 1,721 m or 5,646 ft; last eruption: 5830 BC). I took the main Oshidomari hiking trail just short of the summit. I wanted to takeBaca lagi
A beautiful hike along the northwestern coast of Rebun. Took the bus to Cape Sukoton, enjoyed a coffee and some kelp ice cream with a nice view of Todojima, and then hiked south along the coast, at aBaca lagi
Aug. 13th: Back in Wakkanai. Had some ramen and gyoza at a local restaurant, typical counter seating (but also with a tatami room in the back), Japanese baseball game on TV, smoky atmosphere. ThenBaca lagi
Because who doesn’t love snow monkeys?!
A beautiful sandbar/land bridge that is #2 of the Three Views of Japan, which, according to Wikipedia, is “the canonical list of Japan's three most celebrated scenic sights, attributed to 1643 andBaca lagi
Ins is a small fishing village in the Tango Peninsula (“Kyoto by the sea”). Here you will find about 230 charming boathouses (funaya)—a designated Group of Historic Buildings—that sit rightBaca lagi
Hōkan-ji is a super popular spot for photographers. I’ve been here a view times but never able to get a shot without any people. But trust me, there were at least 15 people behind relatively closeBaca lagi