Sunday, December 24, 2023

Down the Mito Peninsula

 


The Mito Peninsula extends out to the south of Shodoshima Island towards Shikoku.


In fact, the southern tip of the peninsula is, I believe, the closest point to Shikoku.


On Boxing Day (December 26th) 2015 I walked most of the way down the East coast of the peninsula.


Earlier that morning I had visited 6 temples of the Shodoshima Pilgrimage that all lay close to each other. Now I had a 2-hour walk to the next one.


Shikoku was clearly visible and one of the many car ferries passed by


Perhaps the strangest sight was a line of about 20 TV antennas along the side of the road. I suspect it was the only way to get a signal in the fishing village down below.


Across the Uchinomi Bay I can see the smaller peninsula I walked along 2 days ago on my first day when I visited the famous "24 Eyes" movie location and the theme park where a later remake was made.


The weather was glorious......


The previous post was on the cluster of temples I visited earlier.


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