An island less than two hours away from Tokyo, Okinawa did not feel like Japan in many ways.
For one, she was near the equator.
The weekend before, I put on three layers despite the sun;
the weekend after, there was snow hitting on my face.
The weekend before, I put on three layers despite the sun;
the weekend after, there was snow hitting on my face.
While in Okinawa, the weather was a cozy, warm hug in the day at temperatures of about 25 degrees celsius, and slightly more chilly at 19 by dawn. It was a nice escape from the busyness of Tokyo life,
to just enjoy what nature had to offer (and stuff our faces with good food, as usual).
to just enjoy what nature had to offer (and stuff our faces with good food, as usual).
Kado-chan and I don't get to meet very often, since she is in Kansai usually.
It is always a blessing to have time together!
Perhaps, another trip when COVID is over (Mark my words, 1st May 2020.)
It is always a blessing to have time together!
Perhaps, another trip when COVID is over (Mark my words, 1st May 2020.)
A hidden gem - an ex-American military village, now turned into indie cafes
Most images were actually captured on my phone, drone and G7X, but these were all a delight.
Dining in the wild?
Dining with a view - 浜辺の茶屋
Kakigori at 369 Farm Cafe
Near the Okinawan Palace
古宇利島の景色より美しいかどちゃん❤️
