Travel in Japan

Raimie loves haunted houses and visit them we must if we go to any theme parks or carnivals. Being scared silly can be a lot of fun sometimes. I should’ve posted this up in time for the Halloween, but I only got the idea after reading Cocomino’s post about Temple during Festiva l and him mentioning about haunted houses

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Scared Silly And Loving It

There are plenty of things to see and learn about at Bessho Onsen and not just about soaking in hot spring water if you vacation there. I’ve written a number of posts on Bessho Onsen and that’s because a visit there was truly enjoyable for us

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Yukake Jizo Statue

Cosmos flower, the classic flower of Autumn. I read somewhere that the kanji of Cosmos is written as the “autumn cherry blossom”

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Cosmos

Well, what do you expect from an amusement park located in Asakusa, right? ^^ Shounkaku Shrine “Burabo”, Hanayashiki’s God of fortune

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A Tiny Shrine Amidst The Craziness Of An Amusement Park

Water – the source of life, and in some cases – tourism too; which can mean a source of livelihood to the community involved. The smell of sulfurous water at Bessho Onsen ; one of Nagano’s classic onsen resort town was a tad funky, but it is said to have beautifying prowess and clearing certain ailments, so I just pinched my nose and drink away.

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Water Spouting Dragon

Let’s see. I had posts on Tokyo Walks, Osaka Walks, Kawasaki Walks on this blog before

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Bessho Onsen Night Walk

That’s how I felt when we arrived Bessho Onsen in Nagano. The hotel that we stayed in and the train station there evoke a kind of feeling of going back to another time in the past

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A Trip Back In Time

Will The Train Come? to this last stop?

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At The Last Stop

Early morning at Akita Station, waiting for a local train bound for Detohama.

Ever been to Hanayashiki Amusement Park when you are in Tokyo (or Asakusa to be exact)? No? I This park has been in business