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The Boat Trip in Noto Sea - Ishikawa

31/07/2010

This trip was so sudden. Friends called me out to join  with them to  go to Ishikawa. I had already been to Kanazawa  but my love for traveling won. By 8.40 in the morning, I was waiting for my friends at the Toyama station.



These two bridges connect the Noto isalnd with Honshu, the main island of Japan.Leaving the second bridge brings you to Noto of Ishikawa prefecture. It is a place where no trains run, only buses.

I always wanted to visit here but the transportation was  a problem. Well, after all it was  a dream coming true.
We headed to "gan mon" of Ishikawa. A boat ride around the place shows you , the different natural patterns and designs on the rocks in the beach. Being different from the sea we saw at the other side of the Noto Island the Sea near ganmon is really windy and rough. Well, it resembles the beaches of Sri Lanka.

The cave in the rocky wall at the dock

GanMon Cave where people can enter and exit.

The other end of the cave
Natural caves in the sea

A different Angle of the sea caves






The fee for the boat ride of 20 minutes is 1000yen. It is fun when it rides the waves but I still felt it was just  a little too high for what we get in return . But the nature is still priceless.

Photo credit is shared by Mr.Miki of Hokuriku Nokaidai.
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  1. AnonymousOctober 18, 2010 at 3:37 AM

    The caves are really fascinating ..... and by the way ....... only the love traveling yet..??? And no one else.....??? hmm... i have to say its time my dear.......he he :) or r u 1 year younger than me.....well then its k.....!!! :)

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  2. AnonymousOctober 18, 2010 at 8:53 PM

    ha ha :) My love is travelling.. no humans in my life yet..!!!
    It s high time, i think so too.. but it seems like no one else does.. :D　:D

    BTW,You can ignore this question dear, but I`m really inquisitive..
    Why is your better half does not like me talking to you?
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