Sunday, August 05, 2007
I have posted some pictures from my July trip to the Pulpit Rock.
Onjuku Beach
While the above homepage of Onjuku seems to be only in Japanese, if you read the language it should provide good instructions on how to get there. Yuka and I went to Onjuku beach today, and from Tokyo station it took just under 1.5 hours by express train. While there were lots of people on the beach, the sand is clean and the waves were great. I expect to return there later this summer.
Yesterday, we went to eat at Il Pozzo in Kami-Itabashi, one of my favourite Italian restaurants in Tokyo. While it is very much out of the way, I used to live nearby. Yuka and I have returned on a regular basis ever since thanks to the fantastic food. Add in great service and an unpretensious atmosphere, and you know where to eat next.
Onjuku Beach
While the above homepage of Onjuku seems to be only in Japanese, if you read the language it should provide good instructions on how to get there. Yuka and I went to Onjuku beach today, and from Tokyo station it took just under 1.5 hours by express train. While there were lots of people on the beach, the sand is clean and the waves were great. I expect to return there later this summer.
Yesterday, we went to eat at Il Pozzo in Kami-Itabashi, one of my favourite Italian restaurants in Tokyo. While it is very much out of the way, I used to live nearby. Yuka and I have returned on a regular basis ever since thanks to the fantastic food. Add in great service and an unpretensious atmosphere, and you know where to eat next.
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