The ironman of travel Yoshimasa Ikeuchi

The indescribable sea soothes my heart

Tamisan River

Apulit

Staff welcome us

The sound of the waves answers the whispers of nature. It's not good to do anything here.
It's so quiet that words that aren't like me pop out. After lunch, Kotetsu got sick, so I just took a nap for two days to take a rest.

The staff welcomes us with a light Filipino dance
waving colorful flags on the rocks.

The colors of the emerald green and
the Azure Sea are shining in the sunlight.

The sound of the wind blowing through
a tropical Island.

4 guards in camouflage uniform

Jeepney

Thailand Thai Airport

 The pick-up staff says it's safe for everyone, but there are four guards with guns on board.

 A bunker boat slowly heads to Club Noah Isabel Resort in a mangrove that is very similar to Iriomote Island in Okinawa.

The trip is so exciting.
 Twelve passengers are newlywed young couples.
The two of us, the elderly,
set foot on the main Island of the Palawan Islands,
thinking of our youth.


The road is still to come 40 minutes to go on
a bumpy road with a jeep.

I changed to a bunker boat from the Tamisan River
pier when I thought it was the limit to ride any more.

A wake-up call is made at 4 o'clock in the early morning.

Manila departure from the hotel at 5 o'clock.
Flight at 6:40.

I can't afford to enjoy the scenery from the sky and sleep well until landing.

No complaints come out so early in the morning.

Prologue