


He was a park ranger at the Great barrier reef.
So we got great, fun and interesting conversation last night at the camp,
taking about the differences of national park, etc.
Weather forecast said wind will be rising in the afternoon,
so paddle around some small island, then got to beach just right timing.
Couple from Australia, enjoyed the cost line of Kumano.
Starting “Miyama” beach, paddling around small peninsula, camping at “Funakoshi”
Paddled 15km, nice swell & waves during the day.
Our head guide “Katsu” taking a group from National Geographic Adventures.
He wear mountain prist costume that he used to train shugendo in the mountain and explain them about “Shinto”, “Buddhism”and “Shugendo” during hiking.
http://www.nationalgeographicexpeditions.com/expeditions/japan-adventure/detail