On this edition of "journeys in japan," Joshua will be trying his hand at ocean activities, soothing away his stress in spa water, exploring the countryside and simply sitting on the beach. Miura is so close to Tokyo - but it's full of places to relax, and people who know how to do that. Paddle surfing at Kuruwa Beach Joshua tried "Paddle Surfing." It is starting to get very popular in Japan, where it's also known as "paddle boarding." As you can guess from the name, the aim is to stand on the board and paddle along, riding the waves. It's a fun activity, combining the thrill of surfing with the leisurely enjoyment of canoeing. Even beginners can quickly learn how to paddle along slowly - it's almost like walking on the water. Restaruant at Miyagawa Port Joshua loves Japanese food, because it's so healthy and there's such a great variety. In Miyagawa port, there's a great little place for lunch. "Habanori set lunch" is so good at this restaurant. Sabori-Shop at Akiya In Miura they have a great natural environment with the sea, the hills and rivers. It's a great place for a little break from everyday life. Mr Sangawa calls it "sabori." He organize various kinds of "sabori" tours. It could involve napping on one of these hammocks, a kayak trip to a deserted island for a meal; or going out for a walk on a full moon night. Hot Spa at Miura You can enjoy the open-air bath with its wonderful views, even if you're not staying at Kancho-sou. Mitsumugi's bread Mitsuhiro Kageyama produces a range of different bread and cakes at his bakery. Naturally, they're made using the wheat he harvests from his fields. Misaki Morning market The Sunday morning market at Misaki is one of the best-known local attractions. The stalls here sell fresh produce and other foods from all over the peninsula. The Misaki morning market takes place every Sunday from 5 to 9 AM in front of Misaki Sakana Center. Slackline at Hayama Park Slacklining originated as a technique fo