These odds and ends will finish out our trip with Erik. What? You didn’t recognize Erik in this picture?
Crazy playground right outside the aquarium.
With fun mist-spraying pods!
Onward and upward.
She’s keeping pace with her older brother now.
Goofy kid.
Jake and Erik took a hike, following an old trail that led from Nakagusuku Castle down to Shuri.
But frankly, that’s Jake’s story so you’ll have to get the details from him.
Here are just a few highlights from Jake’s thousand pictures.
At the end of the hike, the kids and I met Jake and Erik at a playground near Shuri Castle.
There was a monument of some sort at the playground, but I have no idea what it was about. There was a samurai, a dragon, a couple of kids, and this small praying figure.
What was recognizable at the site was a stunning example of a turtleback tomb which, a nearby plaque stated in English as well as Japanese, is apparently the oldest existing turtleback tomb on island.
A dramatic sky ends the day. And this post.
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