I stayed in a traditional Japanese ryokan, which although a little more expensive, preferred as icing on the trip. I got the typical yukata to be within the ryokan, and I could see in the bathroom ryokan Community. In the room, of course, covered with tatami mats, futon was prepared.
The island had many things to see, but I chose to take it easy and visit especially around the famous floating gate. What you see in the background is Honshuu.
Ctions. With the JR Pass can not take the Nozomi, but the Hikari and Kodama.
Another thing I would say in the video but did not know the exact date (again, I am like ass), is when it was built in shinkansen. The first line is 1964. Take that!
And though I could not use the Nozomi, the trip from Hiroshima to Tokyo without realizing it, I got one. The doors close, and is slowly picking up speed. And when they announce over the PA a "welcome to the Nozomi train bound for Tokyo." Shit. Habemus shit. When it's reviewer, he taught at the JR Pass making me crazy, cradable
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