Club Tits. Not the most creative name, but at least you know what to expect.
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Nikko Guesthouse Sumica. Everything budget travellers hope for, with the most amazingly friendly and helpful owners.
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A painful day shopping in Mashiko and the only pictures are of a cheesy wall covered in pottery and me with a big bear and it's big junk (not to be confused with the picture from the pride parade with the same description).
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The many many sights in Nikko's world heritage area.
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Susan with her glass working teacher, and both of us with the owners of the guesthouse (who drove us to the train station).
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