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Miyajima Island
... torii was not going to be lit. Strangely a tour boat came and rode thru the inside and provided the only lighting. I returned back to the ferry as it was another hour tram ride and I still had to find where my evenings ...
Auf der heiligen Insel
... ziemlich unmajestätisch im Schlamm… Die Touristen kommen scharenweise, besuchen Miyajima aber meist nur als kurzen Abstecher eines Aufenthalts in Hiroshima, von wo aus man in we***** als einer Stunde per Zug und Fähre hierher gelangt. Wir machen es mal wieder ein wenig anders und bleiben zwei Nächte auf der Insel, die weit mehr zu bieten hat als den Blick auf den Torii und den dazu gehörigen Schrein Itsukushima-Jinja.
Doch nun erst mal ...
Beautiful Miyajima
... may have seen previously in your life. When we got off the ferry we were greeted by yet more tame deer. This time we were warned not to touch or feed the deer as the powers that be were trying to make the deer less tame. I wish them luck with this as it's not going to be an easy feat. Some of the deer reminded me of Blaze when she is waiting just outside the kitchen door at meal times (hers and ours), inching millimetres closer ...
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Absolutely beautiful
... I have no idea why the water was so distinctly different in each of the ponds. They sold boiled eggs as souvenirs at this hell. Boiled in the blue water of course.
The second Hell we went to was Hon Bozu Jigoku. It is named after the bald monk-esk looking bubbles the mud pools make. It was kind of interesting. The mud was perfectly gray and the bubbles did resemble bald little heads. There is something similar to this at Lake Akan in Hokkaido though so it ...