This huge ferry pulls over and out come people, cars, motorbikes and containers. Moments later a new bunch, including me and my bamboo bicycle do the reverse.
Yoron is less densely populated and more agricultural than Okinawa.
I got to see my first shrine here. Attached to the shrine, there is a gift shop.
Later on, I ran into an outdoor museum displaying the old way of living in Yoron (Pre WWII). Gift Shop was pretty modern as far as tourist traps go.
Food is always a major part of my journeys as I get to meet people. Japan is short on English speaking people, but a tourist from Tokyo and I had a very nice conversation (at his request, no identifying details). Anyhow, he recommended the Japanese style motel (common facilities and bare minimum bedrooms).
The next day I visited the caves he told me about, and cycled back to the port.
Sounds interesting. You are enjoying yourself.
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ReplyDeleteLooks like you enjoying the new experiences in Japan.
End of the day as it sounds you have started at the right step... keep riding this way
Avy
Yep, I am having an amazing time here.
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