and I can see why the Japanese love coming to Hawaii. OH! and I found one Ku Aina along with a bunch of other Hawaii-ish type stores. But I hiked around Kamakura and headed down to their local beach in the area. It was mostly brown/dark brown sand, bull kelp on the beach, crows, and hawks. Holy shit the hawks! They would totally swoop down on you if you have your food visible to their eyes, but the crows would totally mobbed a single hawk and just chill there, kinda sorta protecting you from them. But as soon as you leave your gear around expect to be raided. I totally watched as a couple of little kids almost have close ones with the hawks.
I`m kinda over Tokyo, only for the fact I don`t want to spend any more money. I might find another place to do a day trip out of here. Ghilbli tickets are hard to get, not because there are so few its just because the machines are all in JAPANESE! ><;;;;
Anyway totally going for a nap then soaking again in the AWESOME traditional outside bath the ryokan has.
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