Konnichiwa(Hello), Thomas & Janifer
Arigato(Thank you) for your reply instantly. Although there is no snow here,
since it is quite cold, canoeing is impossible. especially ,for my wife who are
sensitive to the cold.:o
Mary,
Those oysters were extracted in the sea of Miyama.
( "Miyama" Town means " the town of sea and mountain" in English. )
Wild oysters is a present from the father of my friend who is a fisherman.
Those were completely delicious! Because they were very fresh and seasoned
with Pacific Ocean's deep salt water.;)
Suz,
Kumanokodo has very old history. It was the way of faith from the Heian period
(it started in A.D. 794)It was built as a pilgrimage route to Kumano Shrine.
This way is also the symbol of Japanese culture.
Although this way is away forgotten and covered by moss by the spread of cars,
recently, It is in fashion to trek along this way among persons of middle or
advanced age's people.
Morgan,
This wise grill is the product of snowpeak, Inc. of Japan. The most camping
tools are imported from USA, but products of snowpeak, Inc. is original
and charming.
http://www.snowpeak.com/
Chester,
Thanks. I want to enjoy a camp in Canada too.
Rick,
We eat wild oysters on Pacific both sides. And Both of our oysters are
"the Pacific Ocean tastes"!
<img src=http://www.fiberglassrv.com/board/uploads/3e018aa7572f417oodaigahara.JPG/>
Mt.Hidegatake & Choshi river from Mt.Tengura (Kumanokodo)
15-December-2002
<img src=http://www.fiberglassrv.com/board/uploads/3e018ab4c55fc04owase.JPG/>
Mt.Tengura & the Pacific Ocean from Mt.Hidegatake (Odaigahara)
27-October-2002