The Shikoku pilgrimage is still one of the best experiences I've had in Japan. The hospitality, generosity, and respect you encounter along the route, not to mention all the people you get to meet, are so unique.
It was one of the best things I've ever done.
Returning to the real world, work was a bit of a struggle. The charity and spirit of giving and receiving was incredible.
http://wasaking.com/ for my diary
I already had it in my mind. I did El Camino el Santiago last year, and I want to travel abroad this time (I'm Spaniard). Did you do the full way or just some weeks? Do you remember any good website/guides to prepare it? Any way of contacting you?
thanks!
It took me 50 days but I did 20 extra temples and had a few diversions (some intentional, some not).
You can find my contact details on my journal http://wasaking.com/introduction/
Marc