Stanley was literally placing the food in the mouths of the koi fish, and petting them
Loved this bridge
From there we went to a small village near Takamatsu to explore...
One of my favorite flowers in full bloom
used to store rice
Shikoku is known for its vine bridges (but there was a hidden steel cable)
kids loved this....
it reminded me of swinging bridge back home
but don't slip, these were scary wide, I was very worried about Audrey
Rhododendron and late blooming cherry trees...
Leaving Shikoku had us crossing the famed Naruto Whirlpools and the longest suspension bridge in the world Akashi-Kaikyo connecting Shikoku to Kobe. May I add it cost 6500 yen!
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