Looking towards Nogita from the end of the sea wall.
Again towards Nogita from where a small stream comes down to the beach.
Looking back towards Keya no Ooto
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- Andy Wankling
- Keya, Itoshima, Fukuoka, Japan
- 初心者から上級者に英会話を教えています。色々な教材や話題で楽しく英会話を学びませんか。中学生以上の方対象です。個人レッスンとグループレッスンがありますのでお選らび下さい。２０年間日本で教えています。生徒さんの希望に合わせて授業を作れます。１５年間大阪のPANASONICで海外へ派遣される社員に英語を教えていました。 授業料金は９０分4，０００． Please contact me by email;andy.wankling@gmail.com or tel/fax;092-328-2887
View of Keya
Hi Andy, I recently have moved to Itoshima with my husband from Tokyo and we are looking around for good beaches to swim at this summer. We tried a small beach near Dainyuu station, but we both got stung by jellyfish (not severely) and there were several other people, including children, who also got stung that day, even though we couldn't see the jellyfish around us. Do you know what beaches are safe to swim in or are there certain times when jellyfish come out that we should be aware of? I read that Keya beach is really nice, and so is Niginohama. Could you tell me more about them?
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