Shokawa Kogen Resort Hotel
Travel Blogs from Takayama
Por los Alpes Japoneses.
... conoce absolutamente de nada, te acoja de esa manera, menos mal que aún queda gente buena en el mundo, siempre estaremos agradecidos. El camino hacia Takayama, es muy bonito, el tren, poco a poco, se va adentrando en las montañas y los paisajes son espectaculares, el río a un lado, la montaña a otro. Esta zona es muy rica en aguas termales, aquí son muy típicos los Onsen, baños públicos. A los Japoneses ...
Day 8: Shirakawa-go - Koemon Farmhouse
... you it was toxic. For once, the almost always accurate rule of the one who smelt it dealt honestly did not apply in this case. I swear. When Bon pulled out her fruity smelling lotion, I wanted to stick two big blobs up my nose. It was that bad. Gonna take a break to shove my face in my sweater. Alright finally here, we can get off this bus and breathe easy again. O man the village is so beautiful. The grass huts look a lot bigger than we expected. Time to find ...
Day 7: Rainy Day in Old Town
... a seat by the gigantic hearth and sipped away. Bon wasn't as fascinated with the brew and just tried a tasty black curry bun and I did plenty fine with just sake alone. Who needs the sun when you got fresh sake....so good. We wandered through the morning markets and museums of Old Town in the discomfort of the rain. Every time we wanted to stop we would discover a food stand with a local speciality. The snacking kept us going but when our toes got soaked and frozen we had ...
Day 6: Takayama - Old Town and Bike Tour
... about 5 years old, were walking home in their matching school uniforms. We biked along side them for a little while and Hiso explained to them that we were visiting from Canada. I'm not sure what history the little boy had with Canadians or if he misunderstood that Canada meant devils from hell because in a high pitched prepuberty scream, he yelled out "AHHHHHHH CAN-A-DA!!!!!!!!!" and ran ahead leaving the girls behind and disappearing around the corner. The girls stuck ...
Temples, Markets and Food Sampling
In Takayama were lots more pretty temples and shrines to visit.
Inside there were generally lots of gold items along with what look like wrapped up gifts. No shoes or cats are allowed inside. I'm not sure if the cat rule – which you were informed of through pictures – is for cats to take note of or their owners. There always was a big bell of varying sizes outside.
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