Chinese Chess in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong.
Tokyo Metro
About 6.33 million people use Tokyo Metro line subway routes every day
Nakano, our neighborhood in Tokyo.
Konnichiwa!
Some images of the first day in Tokyo.
Da Fruit: Hala kahiki
Delicious pineapples everywhere
Mākaha
Oahu, Hawaii
Hiking at Ka'ena Point Trail
Cloudy days, wind and light rain... Oahu is not what I was expecting. The sunny days of Hawaiian postcards are not here yet, not at least at the beginning of March.
Waves are not good either, so we opted to take the Ka'ena hike.
Located in the Ka'ena Point State Park on the very western part of Waialua, the hike starts on a dirt road next to the ocean. Watch out for the mudholes!
The hike continues along cliffs beside the ocean. You can follow the road to reach the point, or take alternative routes like Wiki.
I call him the explorer :)
The trail is mostly flat, with amazing ocean views. After 2.5 hours, we arrived in Keawa'ula Beach, where we rest and ate something for half an hour before we turned back.
We walked a total of 10 miles (16 km), plenty of exercise for today!
If you are looking for more info on the trail, check Migrationology blog
Waialua, Oahu
Oahu is one of the 14th Hawaiian Island, and the third larger. Is where Honolulu, the state capital is. We are staying at an Airbnb in the hippie/rural area of Waialua, a quiet place on the north west of the island.
Where do I start, where do I begin?
Taking a year off is exciting. Travel around the world with a backpack and discover new cultures is something that we wanted to do for a long time...But where should we start? We wanted a place somehow familiar, to relax for a bit before travel abroad.
And for us, the best place to start is in Hawaii,
Aloha