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The Good, The Bad and the Tugly
October 7-9, 2012
THE GOOD:
On the last full day on the island of Zamami we rented kayaks and an obligatory guide to paddle around some islands , stopping to have lunch and snorkel in a couple of places.
It was a far tamer day than we had imagined but still enjoyable. Our guide , K., was a novice guide and was reluctant to let us snorkel without a lifejacket on. Such a joke!! The water here is so buoyant that the day before I had needed 3 lead ...
Finding Nemo
... snorkel , I am amazed at how many exotic fish species and coral are within a short distance from shore. A swim area is marked with buoys in the water to protect the sensitive coral. We still have access to some coral and the colourful array of ocean life surrounding it.
After an hour we returned to the bikes-with-no-gears and proceeded to climb a series of serious hills until we were witnessing some spectacular views of the rugged coastline. We ...
Sayonara, Japan!
This was our last full day in Japan. I had class via internet in the morning so we headed out for an early lunch after that. We ate at the local Italian restaurant where I had some amazing eggplant curry. (I know – it makes no sense that I ate Indian food at the Italian restaurant in Japan, but that is the way it was!) Then, we had some time to kill before Josh got off work. We went back to the American Village ...
Shisa, Bingata, and School Life
Wow! It has been two incredible days since I last blogged. Monday was a day for laundry, studying and some rest. In the evening, we met up with Josh for an early dinner. Tuesday, we went to the local stores to look at the Japanese world. We went to their version of a department store, a grocery store, and a hardware store. It was fun to interface with the ...
Royalty
... Shuri Castle - home to the Ryūkyū Kingdom. The original castle was built in the 14th century. It was destroyed several times by different events including the end of WWII. They started reconstruction after that. The new castle is elegant and impressive.
It was very hot Sunday, and the heat on the castle stones was overwhelming. Shekar and I decided we needed something to drink. I'm sure we were ...
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