The lookout overlooking the town below as shown in the tv drama |
Another popular attraction with both the passing tourists and locals is the local onsen (hot spring). It is always a welcome treat for us too at the end of our day to relax and recharge our tired muscles. The onsen is open to the public 7 days a week. As we are part-time locals (meaning we pay for the utility bills) we can also enjoy this local attraction for ¥300 per visit and for non-locals ¥500. It's a bargain in my opinion as there are both indoor and outdoor onsens with a blossoming sakura tree overhanging and mountains to set the scene......so now you know where we head too!
I am started watching "Sekaino Chuushinde Ai wo Sakebu (Crying out Love, In the Centre of the World)" again (http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xq1plh). Which has an English sub-titles with Japanese. So, even non-Japanese speakers can enjoy the story. Also, I am enjoying that scenery witch remained me "Obachan-chi" a lot. Keep posting!
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