What I'm discovering mostly is just how small a world Kochi really encompasses. While at a tiny and remote beach yesterday, it turned out that the other party sharing the beach with us included a woman who went to Primary School with Yoko. I hadn't seen her in two years (and certainly not in a bathing suit), so it took me an embarassingly long time to recognize her. These things, it turns out, happen.
Let's see now, the water report:
| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
| (Arr. Kochi) | (Arr. Nakamura) | Shimanto River | (Arr. Kochi) | Kagami River | Kagami River | |
| Niyodo River | (Heavy Rain) | Usa Beach | Usa Beach | (Writing this) |
So: eleven days in country (more like ten, really, when you consider that we arrived at 8 p.m. on Monday), and I've spent six of those days swimming. As vacations go, I think we can call this one a success. Keep your fingers crossed, though; there's still a chance that typhoon in Taiwan could jump north.
And here's a series of pictures of shopping in a mall in Japan:
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1 comment:
I'm hurt. All that time at the river and beach and bars and what not together and not a single photo of me or my car or my motorcycle.
btw my unscientific studies seem to show that cop bikes here are usually 1200cc Hondas.
couldn't remember blogger acct so "anonymous. "
-OLW
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