I’ve finally started getting back into work mode. Just in the nick of time because we’ve been busy at the office. But I haven’t had time to go through the pictures from my time at home in Ehime during obon break. So I thought I’d take you on a little evening walk (the only time people venture outside because it’s so hot) around my parents house.
Here are some pictures:
There are many rice fields around town…and the prefecture, too.
There are also many ports for ferries and various ships along the shore.
Knots and nails.
You can see private boats like this, too.
The Seto Inland Sea has fast tidal currents…always rushing somewhere.
My grandma’s old bike that I still use to get around town.
Sitting on the side of the coast and watching the sea.
You can see the bridges from Shimanami-kaido, which links Hiroshima to Ehime, from here.
Doesn’t this quiet little town have the best views?
Kaori Square Feet 
Wow!! Beautiful photos! Love.
I've never been to Ehime. Looks worth the trip 😉
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beautiful serie 🙂
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nice pair of sandals.
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Miwa, it's a spot that seems to always be overlooked when travelling domestically in Japan but it's really a great place to explore! Osusume-yo! ;D
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Thank you Babzy! I wanted to share the beauty of our rural cities in Japan 😀
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Thank you! I actually found them when I was in Ehime last summer 😀
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Beeeaaauuutiful. I love the shot of the blue sea and the blue-to-gray mountains (err, islands?) disappearing over the horizon.
Cute red-painted toes, too. 😉
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There are SO many islands that you can see from the shore! I love the summer fog that makes the islands look kind of mystical. You'd love exploring/hiking the islands here! 😀
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Or even just hiking across the Shimanami-kaido! I'd love to hear what you think about that bridge. It's apparently one of the longest series of suspension bridges in the world! 😉
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