Rebun Island 2019: Pocari Sweat
If you travel to Japan you’ll no doubt notice a beverage called Pocari Sweat in many of the nation’s stores and vending machines. Pocari Sweat…
If you travel to Japan you’ll no doubt notice a beverage called Pocari Sweat in many of the nation’s stores and vending machines. Pocari Sweat…
When I had finished my time at Cape Sukai I started the long ride back to the ferry port. If there had been more time…
A steep road leads down to Cape Sukai and the fishing village next to it. Although it was fun to be going fast down towards…
Continuing my cycling journey across Rebun Island, I left Cape Sukoton and started heading back south across the grassy clifftops. I passed a few monuments…
The incline of the road suddenly increased as I neared Cape Sukoton and I had to pedal hard to get my bicycle up the cliffs.…
Cape Kanedano and Cape Sukoton are separated by Funadomari Bay on Rebun’s north shore. After leaving Cape Kanedano I bicycled along the coastal road, passing…
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After a lot of peddling I was getting close to the northeastern tip of Rebun. Rishiri Island was disappearing behind the landscape and I had…
About 8 miles (12.87 km) north of the ferry port I came across a small shrine along the road and decided to stop and check…
Having rented a bicycle near Kafuka Port, I began my long day of cycling around Rebun Island. I’d start by taking the road along Rebun…
Since I had left my car behind at Wakkanai I’d be using a bicycle to explore Rebun Island. One of the staff from Pension U-NI-…