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    Fun on Aoshima Beach

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    Fun on Aoshima Beach

    Posted on July 1, 2016
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    We walk down to Aoshima beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Miyazaki. Facing the beach is Aoshima Island, which appears like a pendant from the sky. The island is known for its subtropical plants and straight lines stones called devil’s washboard or Oni no Sentakuita.

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    I am a User Interface Developer, technology enthusiast and blogger, focused on developing semantic, usable and accessible websites. I work by myself from my home studio. In association with 3 Media Web for over a decade, I have developed various themes for WordPress and Custom Web Applications.

    I also love to travel around the world with my camera - exploring ancient places and finding interesting stories.

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