Baby Moon II

We went to Naha the next day and the first stop was Kokusaidori (literally ''International Road'') after picking up Joyce and James from the airport.

There are arrays of souvenir shops, boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and T's favourite spot - ice cream parlours!

We then had Okinawa-styled BBQ for dinner and my oh my, did we stuff our faces that evening!

tender beef tongue

Some street entertainment after dinner!

Traditional Okinawa dancing

Busena Terrace Beach Resort

Beautiful beach

A quick snap

We would highly recommend Okinawa for a short break as it's a clean island with lots of different spots to explore and lovely food to sample!

Baby Moon

T organised a baby moon in the end of August, well, um or maybe Joyce did as she suggested the location and we decided that not only it is closer than Hawaii, (which was our initial thought but then changed our minds as soon as we realised there was no direct flight from Taipei) it is also more fun to go with friends!

So Okinanwa, here we come!!!

We asked if we could get a double bed instead of two single beds but apparently we need to pay extra to get a double bedroom? Ummm, ok not too sure about the logic behind it but just as we were getting the room keys, we were told that we'd been upgraded to an executive room! Results!!!

Daybed

View from the room

After dropping off our luggages, we went out to grab some lunch as we were both starving having caught the first flight in the morning. We had some delicious traditional Okinawa noodles!

We then went for a stroll and exploring north part of the island!

Our hired car

We ended our day with another traditional Okinawa feast...though we were not impressed with the food.

T's first non-alcoholic beer

19/08/2011