Takebayashino Yujuku Hayashiya
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Mt Asama and onioshidashi
... through the lava flows of the 1783 eruption. perhaps not quite as striking as driving up Etna through lava flows that have barely cooled, but stunning none the less. We took the longer path around the park which was eerily quiet. Up on the slopes of the volcano was a derelict building which might have been a ski-lift station. Weirdly music seemed to be coming from it - The Last Night of the Proms. Asama-yama was smoking quietly above us. It ...
Japan to Chengdu
... eat during the hottest part of the day, always an adventure though.
Our bikes made it relatively unscathed however Jacklin's bike needed a few minor repairs
We took our bikes out for test ride yesterday. Our plan was to go out for 20 minutes out and back , 1 1/2 later were still trying to figure out where we took a wrong turn.
The plan is to bike to Pi Xian tomorrow morning.
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Winter Granted
... it all up beforehand and had information from the ryokan, anyway, but he was trying to help. It kind of reminded me of that time Emily and I asked for directions in Hiroshima.
About 40 minutes later, we were in Shima. It was disappointingly brown. Still, there were some pretty old buildings, and it was very quiet and very, very not Tokyo. Since we arrived on a Thursday night and it wasn't a holiday period, we were the only guests at ...
Kusatsu Onsen Spa & Shinjuku Christmas Lights
... four hours to go there from Tokyo, it is well-worth visiting for both domestic and international tourists. Thankfully, there are some guesthouses for travellers on a shoestring like me, and a few public bathhouses are free of charge.
After I arrived at Kusatsu bus terminal at 10 in the evening, I immediately headed for Yubatake hot water field, which was the best attraction of Kusatsu, because I knew it was illuminated at night. The field was so beautiful that I felt ...
The Belly Button Festival
... went for some spectacle. We arrived at about 1, but the main attraction was not until 5. We got there a bit too early, but all worked out well in the end. The festival was small, but had all the things you would expect along with rotating local talent demonstrations. At 3, the kid's belly button parade began.
Let me explain the preparation for child and adult (only men) alike, you take off your ...
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