The area is picturesque when the sky is seen reflected on a specular surface of a thin body of seawater that covers a flat, rocky beach. Admirers say the spot resembles Salar de Uyuni, a salt flat in Bolivia, and the scenery looks magnificent when posted on social media. The landscape owes its unspoiled existence to the unsung enthusiasm of a group of local residents, who have worked to preserve the rich natural environment for nearly half a century. Their movement continues, albeit with concerns over an aging membership.
I finally got around to taking a cherry tree picture...
Also, our visitor did not come on the boat, but my wife performs now and then at the cruise terminal over at the port. That's her on the right, the terminal in back, and then the boat that they were there for as a part of the send off. It was a windy day.
I can't seem to peg it on google street view, but it's along this street, in an area called tera-machi. Just there is a well-known tourist stop, ninja-tera. Temples all over there.Very beautiful shots! What's that last building?
I can't seem to peg it on google street view, but it's along this street, in an area called tera-machi. Just there is a well-known tourist stop, ninja-tera. Temples all over there.