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Well, here's one last post of random stuff. Though my Tokyo post will have plenty of randomness as well.

This was a box of Hojicha Kit Kats. Hojicha is a type of green tea that originated in Kyoto. I bought these when I was in Kyoto back in the fall. I put them in the cabinet and kind of forgot about them and didn't eat them until February. They were really good! They are one of my favorite Kit Kats. I wish I had tried them earlier so that I could have bought some more when I went back to Kyoto in December.



I saw this bush every time I walked to school or went shopping. It has a face!



The aloe grows like crazy! It's kinda ugly really, but the flowers are neat.



 Strawberry sandwiches are awesome. :) They have strawberries, cream, and pudding.







I made soup. Well, sort of. There wasn't a lot of broth. I used soba noodles, cabbage, mushrooms, onion, and shiro dashi.

 









It snowed! In Toi! In March! It was above freezing though so it didn't stick.



I bought this adorable box of tissues from 7-11.





I bought this candy in December in Kyoto. I wouldn't let my boyfriend eat any because I wanted to take a picture of it first. I kind of forgot about it for a while and didn't eat it until March, lol. It was okay. It was a little bit too sweet. I ate some of it, but I didn't finish it before I moved.



I'm really going to miss random sandwiches like this one which is pudding cream. It was good, but not as good as the cream soda one, lol.



I love seeing Fuji-san from ordinary places. This picture was taken from Mos Burger in Numazu.



I've mentioned Sun to Moon many times. That's what it looks like.






Sun to Moon has an escalator ramp. I went up it once, but it was just a day care or something up there.






I pass by this sign when I go to Sun to Moon. I wonder if they really meant to put "flesh" or if they meant to put "fresh." It kind of works both ways. :P









 Soba boro cookies are made from buckwheat flour (like soba noodles). Yum. :)


















I bought a lot of stickers for my scrapbook.



I really wanted some pineapple juice but my grocery didn't have any right then, but I found guava juice, which made me very happy. :)



I shipped many boxes of stuff home. Many of them looked like this. The awesome tape is from a 100 yen store. The English on it is pretty horrible, lol.



"Celebrate that you birth with my whole heart."
"I celabrate you birth."
"Today is happy day."
"Happy birthday. Really!"

I hope you enjoyed this super random post!

That's a random store near Toi Shrine (I never went in the store though).






One of the 3rd grade junior high students walked by and saw me taking pictures of the shrine. So he asked me, "Shall I take your picture?" and took a picture of me by a large tree. Then I wandered down the street towards Anrakuji Temple.



I found a small park I hadn't seen before. There wasn't much there though.



Anrakuji's entrance gate



garden in front of Anrakuji

I walked up the hill through the cemetery and down the other side to Seiunji Temple.


But before I got to Seiunji, I passed this building:




Now here are a few pictures from Seiunji.








The entrance for Seiunji is between the city office and the elementary school.


Then I just walked around some random streets for a while.




I took this picture, and the next one, between a space in a bamboo fence. I think this is part of a ryokan.

trash shed painted with a ferry ad

"We know that there is a moment only a piece of cigarette make our life rich and joyful." Huh?

After wandering random streets and alleys for a while, I eventually got to the shore and walked along the road to the Travelers' Point one last time.