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Travel Blogs from Maebashi
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 ...
Winter Granted
... he gave us a slip of paper that would get the charge on the card cancelled when we were back in civilization.
From Nakanojou Station, we got on a bus to Shima Onsen. There were only a few other people aboard, and I chatted a bit with the elderly couple sitting behind us. When I told them where we were going, the man looked up the ryokan in his little travel brochure, before explaining to me where we should get off. Not that I'd asked, and ...
Kusatsu Onsen Spa & Shinjuku Christmas Lights
... Still, the outdoor spa was spacious and comfortable. If a gangster hand not appeared, it would have been more comfortable, though.... On my way back to Yubatake, I got another free hot spring cake in front of the souvenir shop. Eventually, I bought a box of cakes as a gift for my coworkers.
When I got back to Yubatake, I had a few hours left before my departure, so I decided to spend one hour in the Kusatsu Onsen Museum and the rest in Shirahatanoyu bathhouse and ...
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 ...
Lavender Park
... home prefecture and the reverse. I say why can't I have both?
In effort to achieve my aim, I ventured off with friends to the famed lavender park in Tambara. Gunma is a place for cars and I have none. It is still possible to get around, but everything is more difficult. We took the train for an hour and then hopped a bus. We had missed the station by and one and had an epic taxis ride back, but ...
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