Naruto whirlpool (Shikoku Part4)
I took a picture in the ship which was the other ship of Part3 ship. When we went Naruto, it was not a big tide's day. If it was a tide's day, the whirpool's might be bigger than this day.
I'm not sure you say it "whirlppl".
Soryy, this voice was me. This video is only Japanese.
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posted by Lucy @ 10:22 PM
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That's interesting. What causes that whirlpool effect? Is it wake of the ship and the tide together? Or just the tide?
that is what I wanted to ask, too. Is this natural, like those in rivers?
This is a natual phenomenon. Pacific Ocean and the Inland Sea have a big water difference and the seabed has very complex. A lot of natual things effect to sea.
Sightseeing ships which are capacity are 20 people, are in tides.this
I heard Naruto whirlpool is a biggest in the world.
http://133.31.110.195/D/inetpub/wwwroot/www/text-English/page-07/page-07-00naruto.htm
I am curious if you travel more frequently that other Japanese families? In Canada we are lucky to get 2 weeks off from work to travel and a lot of us stay at home during our vacation time.
I enjoy that you share your adventures with us!
-LGirl-,
I think our familly might not be normal familly in Japan. LOL
Our apartment is small and hot.
If I live in a house and keep a land, we would stay our house.
And I think it is easyer to go out in Japan. There are lot of transports in Japan and Japan is smaller than Canada.
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