High seas and intermittent rain … now
'totemo' is the Japanese word for 'very'. So … totemo, totemo kaze ga suyoi desu! 'ame' is the word for rain. We have rain, too. The sea is filled with white caps (white foam from chop and swell). It is pretty to look at but even the fishermen remain in port today. It is likely that my trip to Mikura will be delayed by one or two days. The sea needs to calm down a bit after the rain and wind subsides. I'll keep you posted! cheers kathleen
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