I was really tired after hiking Mt. Fuji but got in a nap at a hotel in Mishima and found this great teriyaki place for dinner.
This is their attempt at writing out an English menu.
One of my favorite manhole covers!
Ajiro Station where our host for the Atami Red House that I booked picked us up at
(more than a few times!)
The only traditional guestroom I stayed in at Atami Red House. It was a lovely spot.
Oh the slippers! The main ones had little dogs, then there were slippers for the toilet too,
Our hosts took me and another guest for a drive along the sites. We went to Ajiro's public Beach.
Atami Castle
Atami castle allowed photos of the armor and helmets, which are just beautiful.
I couldn't read anything at the Atami Castle since it was all in Japanese, so I still have no explanation for some of the below images...
(They would carry the lords around in these little boxes)
Atami is known for its dried fish....these are all out in the open markets.
Excellent sashimi, except the cuttlefish....I decided that one wasn't for me.
Zack couldn't help but play with the fish head.
Atami Beach
Private bathhouse that our hosts had access to, hot springs inside and outside on the top story overlooking the bay.
Hibachi
The National Park in Ito...took a wrong turn and had an all-day hike...
It has the largest wax myrtle in Japan.
There's a herd of kitties that live on one of the bluffs along this hike!
The second homemade delicious breakfast at Atami Redhouse. The bread on the left actually has cream cheese, figs and raisins in the middle. YUM!
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