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Travel Blogs from Hakuba-mura
De natuur in
... de herfst/winter, en komt sindsdien dagelijks uit de bossen naar een openluchtbad om daar te weken. Als bezoeker loop je er dwars doorheen, de apen storen zich niet aan de mensen. En doen apige dingen: tikkertje, ruzie maken, elkaar vlooien. Zie de foto's. Daar stonden we dus met onze neus bovenop. De 2e dag was rust-&wasdag, waarop we ook de lokale tempel Zenko-ji bezochten. Japanners bezoeken dit enorme oude (18e eeuw) volledig ...
Real Japanese experiences
... energy, and charm; the onsen (hot springs), especially the outdoor ones, where you're in a 40 degrees pool of really good water with the cold air and steam above you; koyo, the autumn colours of the leaves, that make mountains and views truly breathtaking; Japanese food and sweets, including this area's specialty, "inago" (crickets!!! We only tasted ...
Japanese country life
... town with many tourists, who come especially for the delicious chestnuts and sweets made of chestnuts.
Today we went to a mountain area nearby to visit a waterfall and see (along with many other buses of Japanese tourists) the koyo, the wonderful shades of yellows, oranges, and reds that the trees have right now! The colours are so strong and varied that it is a really beautiful sight.
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Live from the Japanese Alps!
... Japanese lunch with our hosts, and on our way back we saw an animal on the road: at first I thought it was a dog, but as we got closer and it jumped ahead of us, we realised it was a monkey!!! We didn't see it anymore unfortunately. But here they say that when the monkeys can be seen, it's because they can feel that the rain is coming... hope that's not the ...
Kyoto to Nagano
... br> In the guide book it says there were many shojin ryori restaturants near the Zenkoji temple so we headed there. It was dark and we almost needed fleeces! Up at the Temple, we couldn't see any Buddhist restaurants, but there were plenty of temples. The noise of the crickets was amazing.
On our way back down we spotted a restaurant, Fujiya Gohonjin, that did some western food. It was rather posh, overlooking a beautiful courtyard garden. We had ...
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