Chateautel Ipponsugi
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Snow monkeys, rotemburo and a rather pleasant meal
Today we drove from Nagoya to Yudanaka to see the famous snow monkeys. It wasn't too difficult but there were not many signs to the monkey park. Luckily we had a map.
Access was via a windy road with passing points. Having paid for parking and parked, there is a short climb through woods to the entrance. (It isn't suitable for the disabled.) On the way up we occasionally saw the odd monkey nonchalanatly ...
Yudanaka day 18-19; Hot onsen and wild monkeys
... voor pretparken. Yudanaka zelf toont zich, zoals enigszins verwacht, als een klein dorpje waar afgezien van de kuuroorden weinig te beleven valt. Weinig anders te doen dan, dan even in het hete water te gaan dobberen en wat terug te denken over de afgelopen weken en wat ik allemaal gezien heb. Goed uitgeweekt staat er een uitgebreide traditionele maaltijd op me te wachten wanneer ik het restaurant van het hotel binnen loop. De menu ziet er erg overtuigend uit, jammer dat ...
Winter Granted
... train route.
The station closest to Shima is a very local little line and while it's JR, it's somehow not synched to the Suica (electronic pass card) system, so that you have to pay cash for tickets. I had bought a ticket from Kichijouji, the highest fare the ticket machine would allow, but that didn't quite cover it, so I had to pay the remainder to the conductor. M-P had used a Suica card, so she had to pay the full fare to the ...
Kusatsu Onsen Spa & Shinjuku Christmas Lights
... takes place before you get into the hot water. Usually, people get together around a large bathtub, stir the hot water together with large wooden boards, and take a dip together for three minutes. (In my experience, it is intolerable to stay in the hot water longer than that.) The show lasted half an hour with English and Japanese explanations and included hands-on experience of yumomi. I tried it and received a certificate and towel from Kusatsu Tourism Association.
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Ski Heil und Badehaus in den japanischen Alpen
... für die schöne Natur und vor allem für die vielen heißen Mineralquellen. Einer der besten Orte dafür ist Nozawa Onsen. Genau dort sind wir jetzt angekommen. Ein Ort in den Bergen mit Onsen (Badehäuser) an jeder Ecke. Und im Örtchen dampft das heiße Quellwasser aus der noch so kleinsten Ritze. An den fauligen Schwefelgeruch hat ...
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