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Rebun 2: More Wandering in the Wind
... create one entirely around your kid? Who takes their baby out on a three hour hike, anyway? Especially with the howling winds that could easily pick up the kid and blow it right out to sea. Maybe subconscious wishful thinking?
Anyway, the family headed back to the Momoiwa observation point. Here, you find lots of tourists, as it’s bus accessible. You can get a good view of Momoiwa’s backside, but it doesn’t look as peachlike ...
Rebun: The 8 hr (Love and Romance) Hiking Course
... remote (assuming no one tosses a live cigarette into the wild), but the Japanese do love their infrastructure.
The forest’s main draw seems to be the presence of several ‘famous’ flowers. Of them, Usuyukisou (or Eidelweiss) is in season. But as far as I saw on the trail, they’re limited to just at the marked viewing area, actually behind a row of chemical toilets. This view point also has a really nice overlook of a meadow ...
Rishiri to Rebun: Island Hopping
... feel it, it’s hard to generate enthusiasm from nothing. And from the five minutes on the car, I couldn’t find it in me to be open and just go for it.
Then we crossed the tunnel and it was like entering a different world, a different time. Literally. The hostel actually runs on its own time (their own contrivance) that is half an hour ahead of Japan standard time. But the moment that we crossed the divide, it felt like leaving ...
Rishiri-to: Mini Mount Fuji
Yesterday I headed from the interior of Hokkaido to the extreme north. First train into the small city of Wakkanai and then catching the last ferry over to Rishiri island, two islands part of the Sarobetsu-Rishiri-Rebun national park. Sarobetsu is a swamp located south of Wakkanai on Hokkaido, but both Rishiri and Rebun in their entirety are effectively part of the park.
The ride up from Furano was a long ride—40 minutes into ...
Der nördlichste Punkt Japans
... diverse andere Denkmäler, die alle in irgendeinerform dem Frieden gewidmet sind. Das Ganze ist recht nett aufgemacht und man hat genug Zeit, alles kurz anzuschauen ohne das man nachher auf den Bus rennen muss. Die Zeit bis zum Zug vertrieb ich mir indem ich noch ein wenig in Wakkanai herumwanderte. Da Wakkanai nur 43 Km von Sachalin entfernt ist, sind viele Schilder auch in Russisch angeschrieben, sehr faszinierend. Es ging ...
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