In Shirahama we can see many kinds of beautiful scenery, but this is one of them.
I took this photo at around 5:50 in the morning on September 25th.
Shirahama is located on the west side of Izu peninsula, so we can see a sunrise but we can’t see a sunset on the ocean.
I am showing the second one….
"Are you going to swim tomorrow?"
"No. But is it possible to swim here in this season?"
I asked our guests who checked-in yesterday, but they didn’t bring their swim wear.
The weather forecast said it would be cloudy today, but it became sunny and hot after 10:00 in the morning.
There were a lot of people on the beach today, because now we are in the national holidays in Japan.
It was rainy all day long yesterday.
The guests who came from Germany changed their schedule and decided to stay longer.
"You are lucky" We can swim today!"
"Yes. We came to Shimoda for swimming, so we don’t want to say good bye without swimming.
There were many people on the beach today.
The day before yesterday the typhoon has gone away on the Pacific ocean near Japan.
So we had a strong wind and heavy rain here in Shirahama.
But today it became sunny and very hot.
It was good day for swimming here.
"I want to play a snorkeling, but are there any good points nearby?"
"Well, there are some good points in Shimoda. But we don’t recommend you Shirahama beach because of the big waves and the north-west wind."
Our guest asked me this morning and I recommended them this island in Shimoda.
This is called "Ebisu-jima" in Japanese. It is located in Suzaki peninsula near Shimoda downtown…….
Today it was Sunday.
we had a north-west wind here in Shirahama, but there were a lot of people on the beach.
They were swimming, sleeping, walking and playing on the beach under the sun.
My son, Yuuki and I went to the beach to check the beach condition after kindergarten.
I bought a juice for my son at Family Mart, and got into the beach.
He drunk it up immediately. He was very thirsty, I guess.
I show you today’s beach….
The typhoon #11 has already gone to the north part of Japan.
It didn’t land on Izu peninsula this time, so there was no problem here in Shimoda.
I went to the beach to take photos after picking my son after kindergarten.
I think the typhoon left the big waves today, but the water was very beautiful. …..
