Today we ventured out to Jodogahama Beach. After a short
train ride to Morioka Eki, we hopped on a bus for a little over 2 hours,
traveled over the mountains to Miyako, then caught a 15-minute local bus out to
Jodogahama. It was so worth it!!! The coast is even more beautiful in person
than in the photos.
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We couldn't get tickets for the children's Pokemon train, but Catie had a big hug for Pikachu anyway. |
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It's rice harvesting time in Tohoku, so these cool rice drying racks are everywhere! |
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There was a taiko (drum & flute) festival set up right on the beach. It was neat to watch, but the sounds of distant drumming were a little disconcerting as we were hiking. |
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You can see the level of the 2011 tsunami on this visitors center- look at the lines painted on the front right corner of the building, just over the Coke banners. SCARY. |
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We followed this path along the coast for a while, before hiking up onto 2 of the headlands. Catie loved getting splashed by the waves as they broke against the wall. |
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There were wild daisies all over the cliffs! |
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Hiking along one of the headlands |
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The awesome views from the top! |
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View from the 2nd headland |
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C. resting a bit with some coloring in the kids section of the nature center, before we caught the train home. |
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