Got up at 5 and watched the sunrise at the beach at my campsite! It was overcast and not much happened but it was still nice. I took use of the showers and didn't leave the site until about 8, which is generally pretty late for me. I cycled through to Cape Toi where I got to see wild horses! It was a decent climb but I was rewarded with free entry on my bicycle. The horses there are an endangered species with only about 100 existing today, so they are protected as a natural reserve. My GPS wanted to take me an unconventional route through a completely unpaved road full of rocks and mud, so I thought why not and gave it a go! It was worth it because I saw a beautiful little horse off the beaten path who went right up to me and yawned. Leaving Cape Toi, it was time for me to make a descent to the beach areas to find a place to sleep. The night before my sleeping mat broke, so I was hoping to find some soft ground to put my tent on. With the wind too high, I couldn't camp on the sandy beach. I then spotted some Tori gates and followed the sign saying the shrine was 1.7km away. Up another unpaved road with elevation, I stopped by a natural stream on the way to fill my water bottle. The shrine was beautiful and red, with very old stone Tori gates at the front. There was moss all over the ground, the sign said the surrounding area was a preserved rainforest. I even met a little Japanese badger with a bad eye who came up to me very curious! The ground I set my tent on was mossy and so soft it was like a cloud. The perfect secluded place to end my day.