We joined a group of tourists of various nationalities (Canadian, American, Hungarian, Dutch, etc.) for an interesting tour - Lake Chuzenji (I climbed Iroha Zakka - the famous road with 46 curves in hairpin) and Kegon waterfall - the highest waterfall in Japan. Then I visited the Toshogu Temple in Nikko (in the northern part of the Tokyo capital), considered by many to be the most beautiful temple in Japan and the place where the Tokugaw
a Ieyasu shogun is buried (known to us as Toranaga in James Clavell's novel Shogun).
Here you have a #travelvlog about this day in Japan: https://youtu.be/v12IEpi8asg
In the evening through a happy circumstance I arrived in Kawasaki at a restaurant serving only sushi, here I was impressed with the style of self-service and especially the sushi. The invitation to the restaurant was made by a Japanese friend, close to our guide. The Japanese was married to a Romanian and he was very happy to see that we could drink without getting drunk after a bottle of beer. 😊
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