Oya no Yu Aizuwakamatsu
2498-2 Oto-machi Oyayunodaira Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima, Tohoku, 969-5146, Japan
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Urabandai – Mountains, Lakes, and Fall Color
... not my thing. The stay was pretty pricy though – about $200/night per person with breakfast and dinners included – the most I think we’ve ever spent on a hotel. Be 'ware, if you travel to Japan, hotels and ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) generally charge per person, even if you’re sharing a "twin" room. We had a wonderful stay, and it was worth the splurge.
Mt. Bandai is an impressive volcano that blew ...
Towards the North.
... sit down at the belt, where you have ceramic cups in front of you for green tea, which comes in a bag or as powder and the tap for hot water is in front of you, this is your drink for the dinner, anything else, except cold water, you pay for. The chop sticks, soya sauce and ginger are also in front of you, so grab the sticks and a couple of small bowls for the soya and ginger and start looking for your plate. The plates have different colors for different prices ...
In the middle of nowhere by accident.
... this is fine by me, thank you very much. I hopped out of the car and walked into the hotel looking building, took my shoes off and paid the 500 YEN at the reception. There was long corridors to both sides, a cafeteria and a few shops in the middle and different gymnasiums/excercise areas to both sides and not one single word in English, so I took my bag and started walking along the corridor, looking back at an old lady sitting on the floor at the reception area, ...
Baindai Plateu
... Regen vorausgesagt.
Als wir am Morgen aufstehen, und mit Morgen ist am frühen Morgen gemeint, denn Frühstück ist bereits um 7:30, ist von schlechtem Wetter keine Spur. Frisch gestärkt nach dem japanischen Frühstück (Rührei, Reis, Fleischbällchen, Miso-Suppe) durchwandern wir das Plateau, das ebenfalls durch den Vulkanausbruch entstanden ist. Das Wetter wird zwar zusehends schlechter, wir kommen allerdings nur kurz in eine ...
Goshiki-Numa
... geräumt wären aber natürlich war es vergebens. Nachdem wir den ersten See hinter uns gelassen hatten war der Weg nur noch ein festgetrampelter Schneepfad. Immerhin war es keine Schnee-Wasser-Pampe wie in Nikko, aber trotzdem ist es nicht sehr angenehm so den Weg zu bestreiten. Die Seen waren dafür wirklich wunderschön. Nebst dem türkisen gab es einen tiefblauen, einen giftgrünen mit oranger Umrandung, einen gelben und weitere Seen in grün und blau. Aufgrund ...


