after a great morning surf session with my buddies, i ventured out to sea. been a while so felt so good with the wind blowing in my face.

then on the way out came across a pod of dolphins. just watched them play for a little and went for a cruise.

after a hot day in the sun, Taste Tea is a winner!

want to thank my Go-Naminori Crew for the awesome job at the Aloha Yokohama Event! great job guys!

Kanae-san and Yuki-chan getting a very nice tan! sorry i couldn’t make it but want to thank everybody that came out and showed their support!

i got bored of the same color surfboard so i went to Home Depot and bought some sandpaper, tape, and paint.

then i painted one of my boards. got 4 more to go so more heavy sanding, stink smell painting, and lots of dust in my nose bringing back my allergies. why do i do it? i really don’t now. haha.

My lucky day!

ok, back to finding the japanese fisherman boat debris on a secluded beach here in hawaii. now here are more photos so maybe we can link it up with the owner.

it’s still unbelievable that this boat was floating in the ocean for over 4 years! and traveled thousands of miles from japan all the way to hawaii.

can you read this?

if somebody doesn’t claim the boat, it will probably be sitting on this beach forever.

can barely read this but i’m sure somebody can figure it out.

i would love to find out exactly where this came from.

maybe somebody can search it up by the registration number and contact the owner?

yes, these clams don’t grow on boats here in hawaii.

this beach is littered with debris. i always walk it and pick up buoys and stuff. sometimes finding some cool things.

from japan?

all kinds of buoys from all over the world.

and a fishing net too.
anyway, hopefully we can find out whose boat this is. if can, that would be great. if cannot, it’s ok too. sometimes people don’t want to know what ever happened to something. better left that way. either way, i thought i’d share this. thank you.