Taking the 6:57 train out of Kazusa-Kameyama (上総亀山) felt weird, it felt like it had been ages since I last took a train, even though it had just been less than twelve hours since I came in with one. This feeling passed soon enough as I started passing out again. Before I left, I took some pictures of the surroundings.

Even though I enjoyed my time, this was just the best sight of the morning.

A man picking his tree’s crops early in the morning.

Just a picture of the mountains looming over the roof of the buildings.

Just a picture of the mountains looming over the roof of the buildings.

A pretty bush next to the rails.

The distance from Tokyo.

A pretty bush next to the rails.

The final look at the town before the train left.

I reached my final destination after an hour’s time, at around 8, and started to look for a place that sells breakfast. Me, of course, being a dummy, I didn’t stop to ask for anyone, and so I wandered around – taking pictures of things such as temples, fish and turtles – and eventually returning to the station and going to the other, eastern exit. It took me ages, and I travelled at least 4 kilometres, but I found a McDonalds – seemingly the only place that serves breakfast (that I could find, at any rate).

A shrine in the middle of the city.

The shrine even had a pond with Koi.

… and turtles humping.

More koi at the pond.

Just a lone turtle.

A view of cherry blossoms by a river when I was looking for breakfast.

Again, I just love the naming here.

Awesome fire hydrant cover in Kisarazu.

Having walked back to the station, I started waiting for the next train southwards, not really having decided WHERE I was going in there. I had done some research at McDonalds (lol), and came to the conclusion that Tateyama (館山) wouldn’t really be all that interesting. After some more research I came to the conclusion that I should go to Minami-Bousou (南房総), so I just hopped in to the next train going that way.

The train ride was – you guessed it – full of passing out. I also missed the station closest to the hotel I reserved, Chuubei (忠兵衛), Iwai station. (岩井駅), because of the confusion right after having woken up. So I ended up in the Tomiura station (富浦駅) instead.

Tomiura (富浦) area was just absolutely beautiful with it’s mountains and trees and just the atmosphere in general. I walked around in the labyrinth of a town for an hour, taking pictures as I went on. The time passed by quickly, and soon enough I was on my way to Iwai station. (岩井駅).

Finally at the wrong station.

Interesting design choices… but it’s not the “town hall”.

At least I know that I’d be screwed if I was right here when a tsunami hit.

I have no idea what it was for.

Nice to look at from the shadows.

The tunnel that I need to take to get where I need to go.

South tunnel’s further away.

The station name.

Info sign for tourists that can actually read it.

Distance from Tokyo.

After arriving, I started walking towards my hotel. The weather was just gorgeous; it was 20 degrees, no clouds in the sky. Unfortunately, I was wearing my black jacket and a dark sweater – just the dumbest idea on this weather. I did the same thing in Tomiura (富浦), actually. I am surprised that I’ve gotten this far alive. I reached the hotel after some of the most painful thirty minutes in a while.

Finally here.

I just can’t get enough of mountains.

A river on my way to Chuubei (忠兵衛).

My lodgings, at last!

Gotta catch ’em all!

The woman that came to greet me, the owner, could not speak English, and so the communication was a bit awkward, but pointing around and repeating that I did not understand somehow got me through all of it. Shortly after everything having been set to recharge, I passed out due to not getting proper rest in over a day.

It was already late when I woke up, so I just started procrastinating. Before ending the day, I got pictures of my room.

Table and futon.

The door and the closet.

Sink area entrance.

Sink and cabinet.

I do not know where I will go tomorrow, but I know that the place’ll be back in Ibaraki (茨城).

This is how the third day ends.

Withdrew: 0,000 円

Spent: 0,490 円

Remaining cash: 33,181 円

No money lost today.

Breakdown:

McDonalds – 0,490 円

I’ll be paying for the hotel tomorrow.