After the Habu Show, we continued through the village....
Our first stop was at the fish food vending machine.....
One little blue box of food was 100 yen (~$1.25)
Our first stop was at the fish food vending machine.....
One little blue box of food was 100 yen (~$1.25)
And here we are getting ready to enjoy our green "medicine" tea and Okinawan donuts.
She handed us the sanshins to "play" for the picture. She was quite impressed when Rodney actually picked out a little tune!!
Then she sat and played while we ate. At first it was Okinawan music, then I realized I recognized a song---she was playing 'Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"!!
Pictures in traditional wear!! The ones taken on the professional camera are printed up in a memorabilia print. But, he also takes them with your own camera!
One of the last stops of the village is this "pottery barn".... It would seem you could try your hand at it, for a fee, I'm sure.
Outside the barn was this old kiln set up as yet another picture spot. I really like those shisas!!!
You can see the pottery barn behind the bull. As he's led around the circle, sugar cane is being squeezed between the togs for fresh drinkable sugar cane juice!
Back in the entrance/exit pavilion, there are a few little food vendors. But, you know you're supposed to wash your hands before you eat, so why not use this clever set up!!!
Here, the menu is on display, complete with pictures. You decide what you want, then pay at the ticket machine; take the ticket to the counter and you can watch them through the windows as they fix your food!
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