『DAY7』 East Taiwan size has gone down, but the bust size is still there.

24FullSizeRender[1]Change There are surfable sized waves every day. 24FullSizeRender[2]Change Police officers come on patrol in the evening 24FullSizeRender[3]Change Masato in the parking lot 24FullSizeRender[5]Change There are no lifeguards on the beach, but there is something like this: 24FullSizeRender[6]Change The weather was nice all day today so I did some underwater photography. 24FullSizeRender[8]Change Today Nishii used Kolohe's FCS2 fins, size M, in the front and size S in the center. 24FullSizeRenderChange Since it was our last night, the staff at 5 Surf, where we were staying, threw us a BBQ. 24EFullSizeRender[2]Change Taiwanese style roasted chicken. 242FullSizeRender[1]Change The BBQ is so delicious like this. 241FullSizeRender[3]Change A group of people who were traveling around Taiwan on foot were staying there and enjoyed a BBQ. We all took a commemorative photo. Nishii will surf one round tomorrow morning and arrive at Haneda in the evening. Posted by Luvsurf .
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