Minshuku/Sansou Kirinosato Yufu

... cuisine, but also including relaxing baths that look out on the river and mountain landscape. As you sit on the boat you can enoy the dangling paper lanterns reflecting off the water, the scenic mountain views, and the charm of the men pushing the boat along with wooden oars. The hotel even lends out yukata (summer kimono) which allows you to be a part of the tradition even more.
The boats are best enjoyed with a large group of people ...

... 32822;馬 ;トピア　(097-9 52-3030) where you can learn to make buckwheat noodles and eat them.


At the end of the path is a modern looking building called "Core Yamakuni" コアやまく ;に (097-962-2140) where you can ice skate in winter and roller blade during other seasons. Also there is a resort called Yasuragi-no-sato Yamakuni (097-962-2186) where you can do ...

... razon, al crater se le llama el "bol de arroz". Esta totalmente cubierto de cesped y tiene una altura de 954 metros.
El autobus nos dejo en una explanada llena de tiendas de souvenirs, desde donde se podia coger un funicular, pagando 400 yens, hasta la cima de Nakadake. Mi guia decia que se podia subir andando, en unos 20 minutos, asi que optamos por esa opcion, para estirar las piernas y con un poco se suerte fortalecerlas.
En la subida las vistas eran ...

... Eso si, teniamos el hostal para nosotras solas, siendo las unicas huespedes.
Nos sentamos un ratillo en la terracita a disfrutar de la brisa -necesario despues de haber estado cargando con las peazo mochilas. Las tiendas cerraban pronto, asi que nos dirigimos a Lawson a comprar la cena. Por el camino nos fijamos mejor en el paisaje. Uno de los volcanes estaba humeando y las montanas, que ahora se veian claramente con el sol del atardecer, tenian un ...

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Overall

I ended up really liking Beppu. I relaxed somewhat. Although I did sleep in a lot I was happy with what I did get done. Would definatley return to Beppu again. Found a great Yakitori (chicken kebab) place (which I should say had the most beautiful girl I had ever seen in Japan working there, who was actually Chinese!!). Maybe why I ate there so much haha. There was a
large abundance of hostess bars and ...

... jumping from pools of different temperatures into a sauna into a heated swimming pool outside), we headed to an izakaya for some simple food and alcohol, which makes a great chaser for the dehydrating experience of onsen (plus all I've had up to this point is chocolate, cookies and peanuts--the Babak skiing diet...) So I got a local specilaity of tori-ten (essentially fried chicken with a tempura batter), some tofu stuffed with pork, and some more shochu, and spent the next ...

... quickly and made "like a fish" back to the main path. Unfortunately the town is that small that there is only 1 restaurant which remained closed all day. That night - despite staying in a relatively expensive Ryokan, recently refurbished with all mod cons - we ended up eating pot noodles from the garage down the road - talk about reining the budget in!! Great place to spend a couple of days though having the ability to cook would have helped.

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... one I think, mats and low tables aside from the lone-eater counter. There was a tank of half-dead fugu fish floating upside down (maybe they are supposed to do that?) and at the end of the bar was a beautiful lady is traditional get-up: kimono with the scoop neck at the back, those lacquered flip-flops with white socks and puffy hair with sticks in it. She was sitting with an older man with a bad dye job and no teeth. I guessed she must have been ...