The ironman of travel Yoshimasa Ikeuchi

Bite into a whole lobster

A man unrelated to Anne

Lover's path

Anne's room

Mrs. Osaki and Kotetsu

Montgomery's tomb

On a clear morning, visitthe Cavendish Churchand the place depicted in Anne's story.
The Green Gable Post Office, Montgomery's Tomb, the cute bed of Anne's house in the novel,
Attic room. It's like a musical stage set.

There is a golf course right next to it. While the sunbeams are shining down, "Lover's Path".
Walk into the woods. There is a romantic mood

Inside the post office

Green Gable Post Office

Cavendish Church

Another Island specialty.
There is"lobster".

The ban will be lifted from spring to summer.

Lobsters caught on the Atlantic coast
It has a reputation for being tight and delicious.

A port town that I visited by chance,
jump intothe lobster sign.

A clerk who is surprised with a customer who should have never come, especially Japanese.

The lobster which seems to be so fresh with a flutter
It costs $ 45 (4000 yen) for 4 animals (6 pounds)
.
Anyway, I like how cheap it is.

She's good at Anne of Green Gables, but I like bread better than the songs of birds.

Female tourists from Japan glittering
their breath and seeking Anne's way of life,
Immerse yourself in Anne's world.

She said, "Oh, I'm going to die anytime with this."
Mrs. Osaki.

Her face,
where her long-cherished dream came true she is full of satisfaction.

It seems that only one person is more interested in golf than Anne.
Her eyes remain facing the opposite way.

While following the path that Montgomery
took Imagine a long time ago.
I wonder if it's impossible (only one person).

I'm looking forward to tonight's dinner.

Preparing dinner in the cottage kitchen.
The arm of the chef"Yoshimasa"

hole lobster,
lobster salad,
Island beef steak. Tonight's taste is "three stars"

Tonight's protagonist, boiled bright red,
soft touch and chewy,
the elegant shore scent spreads throughout your mouth.

How quickly I can see the bottom of my glass.
The blissful banquet never ends
It continues endlessly.

Ann's world