This weekend, I spent some time wandering around Yui-cho.
Yui was a station on the Tokaido Road and is famous for sakura-ebi.
That’s about it.
The town isn’t very big. One of its two elementary schools only has 48 children.
The town gates with sakura-ebi on top.
An alley.
The spillways go directly into the sea.
A sakura-ebi shop.
A hill above a mikan grove.
You could feel a cool sea breeze from up here.
You can also see the modern Tokaido Expressway.
Sometimes I forget that I live near the ocean, because I don’t necessarily see it everyday.
The ruins of a house
A bamboo grove.
The remains of pine trees.
A beautifully painted house.
