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Akakura Saint Moritz, Myoko, Niigata Prefecture, Chubu, 949-2111, Japan | Pension

Travel Blogs from Myoko

De natuur in

A travel blog entry by jurroos

2
13

... eentje voor en daarna moet je het zelf kunnen) in subtiele sojasaus, met groenten. Uit de pan doop je het in rauw(!) ei, en hop in je mond. Waanzinnige sensatie. Wij hadden niet eens het duurste soort vlees (dan moet je aan een 2e hypotheek gaan denken) maar dit was wel ongeveer het sappigste smaakvolste vurrukulukste... Enfin, u begrijpt het. Met ook nog kunstig opgemaakte voorgerechtjes was het een culinair festijn. Majmmie. Morgen op naar ...

Real Japanese experiences

A travel blog entry by elisa_david

2
36

... 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

A travel blog entry by elisa_david

2
30

... 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!

A travel blog entry by elisa_david

3
14

... 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 ...

Snow monkeys, rotemburo and a rather pleasant meal

A travel blog entry by kevinandjoan

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Today we drove from Nagoya to Yudanaka to see the famous snow monkeys. It wasn't too difficult but there were not many signs to the monkey park. Luckily we had a map.

Access was via a windy road with passing points. Having paid for parking and parked, there is a short climb through woods to the entrance. (It isn't suitable for the disabled.) On the way up we occasionally saw the odd monkey nonchalanatly ...

Location

This pension, located in the Akakura Onsen area of Myoko, is near Suginohara.
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