Jigokudani Monkey Park Yamanouchi-machi
A Raw Footage in Japan Winter 2015-2016 while i was at The Jigokudani Monkey Park Yamanouchi-machi situated in the valley of the Yokoyu River, downstream from Shiga Heights a place offers visitors the unique experience of seeing wild monkeys bathing in a natural hot spring. Well, i got a Selfie with…
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Mt Yokote, Shiga Kogen, Yamanouchi, Japan
In Yamanouchi we stayed in the Ryokan Biyu No Yado. While there we bumped into the Front Desk Manager for the sister hotel, Shiga Palace Hotel, Zen.
We'd only planned to visit the Snow Monkeys in Shibu Onsen but as there was some late-season snow, Zen suggested we visit Mt Yokote. It was a great suggestion and a super excuse to fly my Mavic Pro.
We caught a ski-lift up, had lots of crumpets at the Crumpet Cafe(!) and caught a snowmobile down. The unexpected surprise of our trip...
Shots a mix of my Mavic Pro, GoPro Hero 4 Silver and Cannon G7x
Japan Life 2.0 Yamanouchi Machi
A lots changed and this time im back in Japan to teach English to kids in the countryside! Its a pretty great little town. Check it out!! Thank you so much for watching!
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Episode 35 - Japan / Onomichi, Hiroshima & Yudanaka
JAPAN: ONOMICHI, HIROSHIMA & NAGANO
Our last days in Japan! After a few more visits to the Kyoto temples close to the train station, we left Kyoto for Onomichi by train. Daniel had read a lot of nice things about this town located 280km on the Japanese sea coast. A lot of small islands are connected by bridges and ferries to the main island and bicycle ways have been specifically set for cyclists to ride from one island to the other. And those who know Daniel, will now understand why we decided to stop in Onomichi! Eiji who had never done this part of Japan, joined us in Onomichi by car.
We met in the afternoon at the guest house and went for a walk before sunset. We climbed the numerous stairs of this sloppy city before heading to an excellent sushi & sashimi restaurant in the centre of town.
Early morning we left for the harbour to rent our bicycle and start our tour. Daniel and Eiji went for regular ones but Magali wanted to try an e-bike. Unfortunately larger bicycles equipped with electric assistance were all booked so she ended up with one with small wheels, never mind she took it. We then embarked for a quick sea crossing on one of the ferries to reach the first island. The weather was rather cloudy and windy but cycling between the mandarins fields and the Japanese sea was very interesting and nice.
We stopped many times on our way to take pictures and shot the scenery. We bought mandarins directly from the farmer! After crossing 3 bridges and a stop in a very local restaurant to have sashimi octopus which comes directly from the area, we took a boat to come back to our initial starting point. It was an excellent day and we finished it beautifully going to a public bath a few km away, to relax and have dinner on-site.
The next day we left for Hiroshima in the morning and met our host at 88hiroshima guest house. After check-in we left to visit the city centre and the monuments dedicated to the Bomb-A events. It was very informative and also very sad to understand all the suffering the people from Hiroshima endured in 1945 and many years later with the side effects of the radiations. A lot of survivors can be found in the Memorial Park and around the Museum to give their testimony.
We chose to come to Hiroshima to also visit the Miyajima island and its famous Torii. You probably already seen a view of this majestic red door and its picture reflecting in the water. We were actually impressed to find out that there is a lot to do and to see on this island. It is full of temples and pagodas and has of course a main shrine but it is also a good hiking location. We didn’t hike to the top but did take the ropeway all the way up and came down by foot (about 1,5h). The view from the very top of Mt. Misen is very rewarding with a 360 degrees view of the sea, the forests and the sacred sites. We must say we loved Miyajima a lot!
WE SPECIFICALLY ENJOY
The sushis! We became sushi and sashimi addicts to the max! We of course had them before in Switzerland and other places but sushi and sashimi in Japan is a totally different story. Our preferences went to the local salmon, the squid, the octopus and the red snapper. Nigiri sushi were also excellent with a specific note to the Japanese macquerel!
Our brief visit to the Snow Monkey Park in Jigokudani, 45min. North of Nagano. These little creatures are so cute in their hot spring, we think the images speak for themselves!
ACCOMMODATIONS
Hiroshima: we loved staying at the 88 Hiroshima guest house, a traditional Japanese home with a few rooms, a great living room and a kitchen to share with other guests. The place is spotless, peaceful and zen. It is located only 20min. ride by bus from the city centre (nr 29). There is a lot of information on what to do and what to see at the guest house. Kengo, the owner was a backpacker once and he knows the exact the travellers needs. We had a very good rest at your home, thank you again for your warm welcome, we wish you all the best and hope to meet you again in a near future!
Yudanaka/Yamanouchi: Zen Hostel, a lovely renovated old ryokan very close to the train station. Tatami rooms and dormitories are available as well as a nice cafe/lounge.
RESTAURANTS
Onomichi: Hanaakari, one of the best sashimi we ever tried.
Onomichi: SpA 尾道平原温泉 ぽっぽの湯, the restaurant is part of a private SpA with a lot of facilities. The SpA is very popular and it is nice to have dinner in a typical Japanese uniform/suit right after a relaxed bath. The food was excellent and reasonably price. We could taste the Yamakake Donburi once again (dish of red tuna and sticky mountain yam that we firstly discovered in one of the Onsen during our first days in Japan).
Music by Joakim Karud
Hotel Shirakabaso Shigakogen - Yamanouchi - Japan
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Hotel Shirakabaso Shigakogen hotel city: Yamanouchi - Country: Japan
Address: Shigakogen Hasuike 7148; zip code: 381-0401
Just a 2-minute walk from the Maruike ski resort, Hotel Shirakabaso Shigakogen offers indoor and outdoor hot spring baths, rooms with free Wi-Fi and a launderette. It features both Japanese-style and Western rooms.
-- Situé à seulement 2 minutes à pied de la station de ski de Maruike, l'Hotel Shirakabaso Shigakogen propose des bains de source chaude intérieurs et extérieurs ainsi qu'une laverie et des chambres avec une connexion Wi-Fi gratuite.
-- El Hotel Shirakabaso Shigakogen está situado a solo 2 minutos a pie de la estación de esquí de Maruike y ofrece baños termales cubiertos y al aire libre, habitaciones con conexión WiFi gratuita y lavandería automática.
-- Nur 2 Gehminuten bom Maruike Skiresort entfernt, erwartet Sie das Hotel Shirakabaso Shigakogen mit Innen- und Außenthermalbädern, Zimmern mit kostenfreiem WLAN und einem Waschsalon. Es verfügt über Zimmer im japanischen sowie im westlichen Stil.
-- ホテル白樺荘は丸池スキー場から徒歩わずか2分に位置し、温泉（露天風呂付）、コインランドリーを併設しています。無料Wi-Fiが備わる和室と洋室を用意しています。 全ての客室に暖房、液晶テレビが備わり、一部の客室には冷蔵庫と専用バスルームが付いています。 リラックスできる大浴場、自然の景色を楽しめる露天風呂、貸切風呂（予約不要）も利用できます。 併設レストランでは、和食の朝食と夕食を毎日提供しています。 ...
-- Hotel Shirakabaso Shigakogen酒店距离Maruike滑雪度假区仅有2分钟的步行路程，拥有室内和室外温泉浴池、带免费无线网络连接的客房以及自助洗衣店。酒店提供日式和西式客房。 日式客房铺有榻榻米（草编）地板，提供日式蒲团寝具。所有客房均配备了供暖设施和液晶电视。部分客房设有冰箱和连接浴室。 客人可以在享有自然美景的室外温泉浴池中放松身心，亦可使用室内公共浴池或供私人使用的温泉浴池享受放松。 酒店的餐厅提供日式每日早餐和晚餐。 Shigakogen...
-- Отель Shirakabaso Shigakogen с крытыми и открытыми купальнями с горячими источниками и прачечной самообслуживания находится в 2 минутах ходьбы от горнолыжного курорта Маруике. К услугам гостей номера в японском и западном стилях с бесплатным WiFi.
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Yudanaka Seifu-so Hotel Nagano - Nagano - Japan
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The Yudanaka Seifu-so Hotel Nagano is situated in close proximity of the city center for guests who choose to visit the many local sightseeing attractions and entertainment points of Nagano. The home of the famous snow monkeys is a popular visitation spot for guests. Local transportation options near the Yudanaka Seifu-so Hotel Nagano include the Yudanaka Station and Dentetsu Line, accessible in a 2 minute walk.
The rooms of the Yudanaka Seifu-so Hotel Nagano are also designed in Japanese d�cor. Rooms have tatami mats and the overall furnishings of the room are from Japanese style, both ancient and modern. Rooms are equipped with a refrigerator and air conditioning. A heated kotatsu table is provided during the cold winter months.
The design of the Yudanaka Seifu-so Hotel Nagano is set in traditional Japanese Ryokan stlye. The hotel combines the amenities of modern day with the accessories provided by Mother Nature. The bathrooms including the outdoor ones use natural hot spring water for all their services. Guests may choose to make use of the private spa bathrooms for free during the visit. The hotel is surrounded by ponds stocked with koi fish and a tranquil courtyard.
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Kusatsu Onsen, un des meilleurs endroits du Japon !
Kusatsu Onsen (草津温泉) est un village rempli de onsen, et figure parmi lesonsen plus connus du Japon ! C'est à dire un des meilleurs endroits si vous aimez ça. Un endroit de dingue !
Est ce que vous allez aux Onsen quand vous visitez le Japon ? non parce que certains visitent le Japon et n'y vont jamais.
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Kusatsu Onsen (草津温泉) est une station thermale du Japon, située dans la petite ville de Kusatsu (préfecture de Gunma), à 200km au nord-ouest de Tokyo.
Parmi le top 100 des onsen sélectionnés par les professionnels du voyage, Kusatsu Onsen s’est classé numéro 1 au Japon pendant 14 ans d’affilée !
Les visiteurs peuvent y profiter de la nature toute l’année, et Kusatsu Onsen possède le plus grand volume d’eau circulant parmi toutes les sources chaudes au Japon. L’eau de source naturelle de Kusatsu Onsen a des propriétés spéciales : c'est l’une des plus acides du Japon, elle tue presque toutes les bactéries et micro-organismes et possède un pouvoir antibactérien de qualité supérieure.
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Nagano (長野市 Nagano-shi?), the capital city of Nagano Prefecture, is located in the northern part of the prefecture near the confluence of the Chikuma and the Sai rivers, on the main Japanese island of Honshū.
As of April 1, 2011, the city has an estimated population of 387,146 and a population density of 460 persons per km². The total area is 834.85 km².Nagano is most famous for Zenkō-ji, a 7th-century Buddhist temple that overlooks the city. A million tourists visit Nagano annually. Nagano was originally a town in Kamiminochi District built around the hilltop temple that is the largest wooden building in eastern Japan, but the city now encompasses locations that were within Sarashina, Hanishina, and Kamitakai districts.The city is located within Minuchi (水内郡), Takai (高井), Sarashina (更級郡), and Hanishina (埴科郡) Districts in the ancient Shinano Province. Zenkō-ji relocated from the current city of Iida (642). Afterwards, the town of Monzen became one of the motel towns of Hokkoku Kaidō.[clarification needed] The Battles of Kawanakajima were fought there including the fight between Takeda Shingen (武田信玄) and Uesugi Kenshin (上杉謙信). In 1742 (Inu-no-Mansui (戌の満水 or 千曲川大洪水), the water level reached 6.4 metres (21 ft)) at Akanuma (near the border with the former town of Toyono.) Due to Zenko-ji earthquake (May 8, 1847), nearly 10,000 people died. Nagano gained city status in 1897. The Matsushiro Underground Imperial Headquarters (松代大本営) was started in 1944, but was cancelled in 1945 due to the end of war. The city hosted the biggest mergers of the Showa Era I in 1954. In 1959, due to the flooding of Chikuma River, 71 people died or were missing and 20,000 homes were flooded. The biggest mergers of the Showa Era II occurred there in 1966. The Matsushiro Earthquake (松代群発地震) was here. Due to landslides (地附山地すべり災害) in 1985, 27 people died and 60 homes were destroyed or badly damaged. The city hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics and the Paralympics. In 1999, Nagano became a core city. Due to the mergers in the Heisei Era, the city absorbed the municipalities of Toyono, and the village of Togakushi, and Kinasa (from Kamiminochi District), and the village of Ōoka (from Sarashina District). Nagano hosted the 2005 Special Olympics World Winter Games.On April 1, 1897 the city was founded. It became the first city founded in Nagano Prefecture and the 43rd city in Japan). On October 16, 1966, the current and the second city of Nagano was founded by merging with 8 municipalities, including the original city. On January 1, 2005 the city absorbed municipalities from Kamiminochi District (Toyono, Togakushi, and Kinasa) and Sarashina District (Ooka). On January 1, 2010 Nagano absorbed the town of Shinshūshinmachi and the village of Nakajō from Kamiminochi District.[3]The historic site of the Battles of Kawanakajima was converted into parkland, with a municipal museum of the history of the Zenkoji plain.
Matsushiro, the former castle town of the Sanada clan, is located in the southern part of the city. The town retains an historic atmosphere, preserving many samurai residences, temples, and gardens of the feudal period, including the remains of the castle and mansion of feudal Lord Sanada Jumangoku.
Sporting venues built for the Winter Olympics include the M-Wave speed-skating arena (with the world's largest wooden suspension roof), Big Hat arena, and the Aqua Wing Arena.
North of the city is the village of Iizuna. A popular destination in both summer and winter, it includes a ski resort, campsite, onsen, 10 ponds and a mountain slide ride.
Northeast of the city is Japan's largest ski resort, Shiga Kogen,[6] with the nearby Jigokudani Monkey Park,[7] famous for the wild Japanese macaque often found bathing in its hot springs.
South of the downtown core, in Shinano, Mt. Chausu hosts the Nagano Chausuyama Zoo, an outdoor dinosaur park, botanical garden
The city's main railway hub, Nagano Station, and the smaller Shinonoi Station, were expanded for the Olympics. The Nagano Shinkansen opened in 1997, connecting Nagano to Takasaki, Gunma. Nagano Station also serves the Shinano Railway Line, Shin'etsu Main Line, and Iiyama Line. The JR Chūō Main Line connects Nagano to the major city of Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture.
The Nagano Electric Railway also runs the Nagano Line to major sites around the city and its suburbs.
The city is connected by rail south to Matsumoto via the Shinonoi Line, which terminates at Shinonoi Station.