My family had a nice 3-day weekend trip to Kawazu, Shizuoka. The area is famous for cherry blossom that comes early every spring. I could put in 2 nice morning runs. We had a lot of ups and downs for the area was very hilly - or even mountainous.
Yesterday morning, I could run with my wife and son from our hotel to the beach.
This morning, my son and ran into the woods - diverted from paved roads. This turned out quite interesting.
We saw a herd of deer in this area.
Yesterday morning, I could run with my wife and son from our hotel to the beach.
Kawazu Bagatelle Park entrance.
Rapeseeds were planted along Kawazu River.
A small storage building of the local football team.
Statues of the main characters of The Dancing Girl of Izu - a novel by a Nobel Prize winner - Kawabata Yasunari by Kawazu Station.
Pictures of the making of the 1963 movie based on the novel.
A Pacific Ocean beach close from the station.
A Dondo-yaki ceremony setting by Kawazu River.
Buntan fruits by our hotel.
This morning, my son and ran into the woods - diverted from paved roads. This turned out quite interesting.
Something must have happened to this road - not usable with motorized vehicles.
A tree is infested by mushrooms.
We saw a herd of deer in this area.
The ocean could be seen on the other side of a hill.
Wind turbines and solar panels were set up at the top of the mountain.
A statue of a family of Kappa - imaginative creature by a local temple.
A plum tree at our hotel already had some flowers.
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