I woke up to it raining, but it soon stopped after I waited a little bit. I started pretty early and descended down into Rausu town. It wasn't raining, but it was kind of wet in the air, so I was wearing my wet weather clothes. At Rausu I got breakfast at the convenience store, then went to the roadside station to use the free wifi and figure out my next plan. When I left the roadside station, I realised I didn't have my camera on me! I went back to the convenience store and they called me over as soon as I got there, they had my bag. Whew! From araysy I headed north up the coast. I was keenly looking for brown bears the whole way, as I'd seen a video of some hikers who'd done the path ahead and had seen a brown bear up the mountain while on this road a few months ago. After about an hour and a half I made it to the northeastern most point of the road. From there it's possible to wild hike to the Cape, which is about a 4 day, 3 night round trip. Apparently you are guaranteed to see many bears, and you might need to wade through water at certain points. It looks like a fantastic hike and I'd love to do it one day, but not this time. From there I just went back down the same road, back to Rausu. I got lunch at the roadside station then continued on a little further south to my campsite. The campsite was nice and had free high speed wifi! There was also an electric fence around the whole place that you had to disconnect and open to get in, which was a bit freaky.