#Yugawara onsen

[maigeiko]

Geiko from Yugawara Onsen 湯河原温泉 (Kanagawa prefecture), January 2019. Check out the amazing Shibori Kimono of the Geiko in the middle! Clothes with a full Shibori pattern are usually worn in winter, between December and February.

#mg #Yugawara onsen #onsen geisha #2019 #shibori #january #geisha #geiko #geigi

[hi-technique]

#Onsen (Natural Hot Bath) #japan #onsen #izu #yugawara

[hotelbooking]

Yugawara Onsen Ashikari Ryokan At Feeling lazy? In-room conveniences like room service and daily housekeeping let you get the most out of your room time. For the comfort and health of all guests, smoking is not permitted anywhere within the ryokan. Smoking is allowed only in the designated smoking areas provided by ryokan. All rooms at In some select rooms, you can find a refrigerator, a coffee or tea maker, bottled water, instant coffee and instant tea at your disposal. It's good to know that a hair dryer, toiletries, bathrobes and towels are provided in some guest bathrooms. A variety of convenient and tasty dining options are waiting for you at the ryokan, for whenever you get hungry. A memorable night with your travel companions can be had without going far, at the ryokan's bar. Do you prefer to cook your own meals? Then you'll love the in-house shared kitchen. Apart from amenities and services, Find some of the city's best deals here with rooms 98% cheaper than other options. Facilities...

#Yugawara Onsen Ashikari Ryokan #HotelKDM #hotel #travel

[demonslayedher]

In the midst of being very, very, very, very, very busy with work, a colleague sent me info about the KnY Onsen collab going on at two onsen towns in Kanagawa and Gunma Prefectures, both in eastern Japan.

My response was, "yeah, too bad I don’t live out there... and will only be out there for a meeting later in December... ... ...I just booked a place for two people in Yugawara Onsen, you wanna go?"

While it's always fun to go to these sorts of collab events, I admit that I found this one somewhat stressful due to total lack of planning on my part. I was just like, "Onsen! Make these deadlines, prep that meeting, then onsen, onsen, Kimetsu no Yaiba and onsen!!!" and I totally neglected to read all the fine print on how this event works.

How it should had worked is you arrive early enough to head out to the onsen part of town, turn in your pre-purchased ticket at the center with all the merchandise (and if you're lucky, you'll see a Kakushi working the counter ☆), get your booklet to stamp with different character stamps set up around town, and get the all-important map of where all the photo spots, stamps, and spots to hear character voices on an an app for a game you can play for an extra price (and additional pre-purchase ticket). At this point, they will also explain the hours of when you can use the local facilities involved in the collaboration. With that information, you begin your leisurely stay and stroll, including looping back around the station area to get the stamps and pose with character stands around the station, at the town hall, and in other shops. You get dinner at one of the collab places--like a local America-themed restaurant's spare rib set with sauces inspired by four of the characters or a seafood restaurant--and then show at least three character stamps in your booklet and hand over one of your two coins to go take a dip in one of the onsen facilities. After dark, you walk around and enjoy displays like this Love Breath one:

The following day, or later on in the collab period, you finish up going around to every spot, and take a second dip in another onsen, which is also covered on your original ticket. If you're doing the additional game, you listen at all those spots, and of course you buy lots of merch both for the collab and around the onsen town.

But if you are like me, you do it wrong.

You arrive later than you hoped to, you get excited to see Mitsuri and Muichiro at the train station, feel stressed about saving time for onsen and wind up do a bunch of things out of order that wind up eating time, including trying to go straight to an onsen instead of turning in the ticket first, and then discovering that you simply do not have time for everything once you see that the generous hours were for turning in your ticket, not for using the onsen. I also had dismissed the stamp rally as optional like the audio game I did not want to pay the price for, so it did not even occur to me that I would need three stamps before an onsen, and how hard it would be to find those stamps in the dark when you are fretting more and more about time.

In the end, we only (barely) had time for one onsen instead of two, which is frustrating, and even though they had stands of all the characters, we simply did not have time to see them all. (Himejima was off in the woods somewhere with no stamps or audio game things, so like we did, I bet a lot of people choose to simply leave him alone to meditate and train out there.) I saw the stand I wanted to most: Genya!! He gets to be included now!!!!

We did find the place with parfaits (thanks to asking the Kakushi, as the official websites weren't much help with this (but reading all the fine print probably would have helped overall)), and we sacrificed the second onsen dip to get these instead before leaving town. In addition to dessert items (like a Mist Pillar parfait with cotton candy mist on top!), they also served the yamakake udon and made a nice presentation of floating items down a river to your seat.

So anyway. Not my most lived-to-the-fullest KnY collab, nor a very relaxing onsen trip overall, but it always brings a smile to my face to see KnY melded into the landscape. The steep hike up to our cheap lodging and dragging suitcases around to at least find a few extra standees was pretty tiring, but the mountain view of the stars and morning birdwatching was as rejuvenating as a regular mountain onsen trip usually should be. That all being said, I plan to recover with regular bath salt at home and the newest volume of Kimetsu Academy.

#kny in real life

[pix4japan]

View of Japanese Coastal Resort Town

Yugawara is a small coastal town on the eastern coast of the Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa Prefecture in central Japan. The town is most famous for its hot-spring onsen resorts. This shot was taken at the summit of Jukkoku-Toge Pass, where can view Suruga Bay to the west and Sagami Bay to the east. Distant lights are from the shores of Tokyo and Chiba Prefecture on the opposite side of Tokyo Bay.

Pentax K1-II + HD PENTAX-D FA 28-105mm F3.5-5.6ED DC WR 100 mm ISO 100 for 270 sec. at ƒ/13

#nightscape #Yugawara #Jukkoku-Toge Pass #nightscape photography #city lights #Kanagawa Prefecture #Japan #pentaxk1mkii #pentax_dfa28105 #pix4japan #夜景写真 #夜景 #夜景の写真 #湯河原 #十国峠 #海の景色 #海の風景 #海の写真 #相模湾

[sean-fleming-artist]

Traditional ryokan and onsen experience in Yugawara. 🇯🇵 . #japan #ryokan #onsen #yugawara #seanseurojapantrip2019 #onsenhotpools (at Yugawara) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2T6NnTpVOP/?igshid=1eu4zcmaeq2j2

#japan #ryokan #onsen #yugawara #seanseurojapantrip2019 #onsenhotpools

[makoto1119]

yugawara , KANAGAWA

#湯河原 #yugawara #神奈川 #kanagawa #温泉 #onsen #hot spring #spa #箱根 #hakone #万葉公園 #五所神社 #写真好きな人と繋がりたい #ishidamakoto #石田マコト #makoto1119

[sohmariku]

Hi Riku, I have a question for you. What would you choose between a short 7-8 days but comfortable trip (nice food nice hotel) to Japan (you'll get to go to only a 3-4 cities if you choose this plan due to the trip length) or a longer but more inconvenient trip (stay in hostel, eats McDonald's everyday etc.) the perks of this is that you'll get a 7 days JR pass and you can go anywhere you want (with the longer trip a bit more expensive). It's a bit dumb but thanks for your answer XD

Hey Anon,

without one shred of a doubt I choose the long stay and the JR Railpass. ^^

Seriously, I want to see Japan, you’re gonna need more than 7-8 days. That’s barely enough to see two cities! To thoroughly explore Tokyo, you’re probably going to need that amount of days already. If I’m going to Japan and want to explore multiple places, I need at least 3 weeks, preferably more. 

Then, I have been in fancy Japanese hotels (Prince Hotel in Kamakura, XIV Yugawara palace in Yugawara, Shima Onsen in Nakanojo) and never have I felt like I really belonged. As a foreigner, I already stand out in Japan. As a casually dressed foreigner in a fancy hotel, I stick out like a sore thumb! I’m very content sleeping in a Japanese hostel. Put me in a(n all girls) dorm room, I don’t care! Give me a futon to sleep on and I’ll be happy! I’ve stayed at Guest House Rakuza in Kyoto twice now and I’ve absolutely loved it! I’ve stayed at plenty of other budget places and I never regretted it. In the end, when I’m in Japan, I’m there to explore. That means I won’t be sitting around my hotel. Any niceties are wasted on me.

Talking of food, Japanese cuisine includes a lot of fish. If there’s one food I hate, it’s fish. I would actually be pretty content eating at McDonald’s every day. That teriyaki burger is good! In Japan I usually end up eating at the “fast food” joints anyway, like Matsuya, Sukiya, Yoshinoya, Nakao... or family restaurants, like Saizeriya, Cafe Restaurant Gusto... The food these places serve probably isn’t the best, but I absolutely don’t hate eating any of it. I think the “fanciest” food I usually consume on a regular basis is Coco-Ichi Curry. Their curry is amazing! I don’t mind the convenience store food either. I’m a big fan of Seven-Eleven’s hamburger doria. The best is still though, if you can cook your own food. I absolutely loved staying at a friend’s place and being able to prepare food I don’t usually eat at home, because it’s not available here.

Now, I rest my case. I hope you enjoyed this answer. ^^ 

If anyone else has (totally) random questions, feel free to ask! I’m always up to answering!

[howmucha-dollar-cost-blog]

1.3.16 

Yugawara

#travels #original photography #original photography blog #original photographers on tumblr #serendipity #beach #landscape #landscape photography #cloud #yugawara #matsu #japan #japanese #japanlife #onsen #japantravel #nikon #nikonphotography #nikond5100 #travelmag #travelphotography #travel photo blog #kanagawa

[japanimatewithme]

AKEBI-chan's sailor uniform Location and Holy Land - anime pilgrimage! [ANIME Review]

from the official twitter of animation director

AKEBI-chan's Sailor Uniform

The original comic is a very popular work that has sold more than 600,000 copies as of September 2021.

You can read all episodes for free now (Yanjan-Official till 2022 1/21 & Japanese language only though)

There are many attractive characters in this work, but the charm of this work lies not only in the characters but also in the stage.

In this article, I'll be looking into the setting, location, and holy land of "AKEBI-chan's Sailor uniform". I've looked into the locations and holy places!

[Related articles]

The contents

AKEBI-chan's Sailor Uniform - Where is it set?

AKEBI-chan's Sailor Uniform, location, and holy ground

Hino City

Koai Girls' High School

Ryokan Kamata

Chef Maison Claude Monet

Twitter about AKEBI-chan's sailor Uniform, the stage and locations and holy places

Summary

AKEBI-chan's Sailor Uniform and related articles

AKEBI-chan's Sailor Uniform - Where is it set?

The setting of "AKEBI-chan's Sailor Uniform" is a prestigious girls' school in the countryside called "Shiritsu Roubaigakuen"『私立蠟梅学園』（しりつろうばいがくえん）.

A first year junior high school girl, Akebi Komichi, meets many friends at this private school.

This is the main setting of the story, but there is a model school in this school.

AKEBI-chan's Sailor Uniform, Location, and Holy Land

The places and settings in this work are fictional.

I'd like to introduce some of the places that are actually models.

Hino City　日野市

AKEBI's Sailor Uniform" is set in Hino City, a city located in the southern part of the Tama region of Tokyo（東京都）.

The city of Hino is the model for the story.

The city is also mentioned in the comic as a source of information.

However, the place where AKEBI-chan lives in the comic is more rural.

In the original story, she travels to Tokyo by bullet train.

The place where she lives is probably modeled on a more rural area.

It's just a guess, but it may be modeled on Karuizawa Station to Karuizawa, which was also in the manga.

I Ai Girls' High School 遺愛女子中学校・高等学校

The school Akebi-chan goes to, which I mentioned earlier as a stage, is modeled after the private Roubai Gakuen.

The model for the school Akebi goes to is "Iai Girls' High School" located in Suginami-cho, Hakodate City, Hokkaido.

The school actually has a sailor uniform, which is the main axis of the story.

The summer uniform is a white sailor Uniform with a navy blue pleated skirt.

The winter uniform seems to be navy blue.

This school has been used as a location for many movies.

P and JK - Released in 2017. Co-starring Kazuya Kamenashi and Taho Tsuchiya, the movie is about a serious romance between a police officer and a high school girl.

Filmed as Otoo High School, which the main character, a high school girl, attends. It was reported that "the retro school building of Iai High School matched the world view of the film and gave it a fantastic finish.

When You Wish Upon a Star. - Released in 2003. It is a movie set in Hakodate starring Yuko Takeuchi. It seems to have been filmed in the main building of the relic and the old missionary building, as well as the hospital in the play.

Pakodatejin - Released in 2002. Film set in Hakodate, starring Aoi Miyazaki and also starring Ryo Katsuji, Yo Oizumi, Masato Hagiwara, Ken Yasuda and Nao Omori. The main character, played by Aoi Miyazaki, attends a high school called Manasu Gakuen.

Ryokan Kamada

In the film, there is a story about a trip taken by the AKEBI-chan family, which is also modeled on this location.

This is Ryokan Kamada, located in Yugawara-cho, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture.

It is a prestigious onsen ryokan in a hot spring town near the sea, surrounded by a wall and built in the sukiya style, a pure Japanese style.

All rooms are equipped with an indoor hot spring bath with the source of the water flowing through it, and the Japanese-style guest rooms with a view of the garden from one of the windows on the broad veranda have a traditional pure Japanese atmosphere.

They're staying at a great place. lol

Chef Maison Claude Monet

AKEBI-chan's classmate, Usagihara Toko, modeled her family's confectionary store after

Chef Maison Claude Monet,

located in Akishima City, Tokyo, is the model for this shop.

This place also seems to have been used as a location for episode 9 of the drama "Toshita Kareshi (yonger boyfriend)".

Summary

In this article, we have summarized the setting, locations, and holy places of AKEBI-chan's Sailor uniform.

Might as well take a look at the backgrounds and scenery, not just the cute characters!

Thank you for staying until the end!

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#akebi's sailor uniform #komichi akebi #akebi chan no sailor fuku #anime #anime wallpaper #anime reccomendations #cute girls #anime review #Youtube

[yumiiverse]

♨️💕♨️💕♨️💕♨️💕 I love hotspring(onsen in Japanese)! I had this vision when I took a bath at my favorite MaMaNe hotspring. You need to go there with local people, it’s quite special hotspring. Send you strong healing energy together 🙏🔥🌋⛲️🛁🚿⚜️ ‘ MaMaNe the spirit ‘ Crayons and colored pencil ( 352mm x251mm ) #yumiilovesyou #myartwork #onsenlover #mamane #spirit #naturespirits #yugawara #yugawaraonsen #secrethotsprings #source #sourceenergy #mysticnature #crayonart #colordpencil #colordpencildrawing #vision #thirdeye #earthenergy #starseed #universaltraveller #galaxians #earthpower https://www.instagram.com/p/CWKn1ksPI-T/?utm_medium=tumblr

#yumiilovesyou #myartwork #onsenlover #mamane #spirit #naturespirits #yugawara #yugawaraonsen #secrethotsprings #source #sourceenergy #mysticnature #crayonart #colordpencil #colordpencildrawing #vision #thirdeye #earthenergy #starseed #universaltraveller #galaxians #earthpower

[maigeiko]

Geisha exist all over Japan...

Geisha exist all around Japan, not only in Kyoto!

Notes: -> If a city/district is crossed out, that means the Hanamachi is defunct. -> If there is no city listed under a prefecture name, that means I don’t know of any cities in that prefecture that have or had Hanamachi -> Hyperlinks lead to entries on this blog tagged with that specific city -> The content you see here is undergoing changes, since there is always a possibility that I find more informations 1: Hokkaido region 1. Hokkaido Asahikawa 旭川 Hakodate 函館 (Yunokawa onsen) Muroran 室蘭 Otaru 小樽 Sapporo 札幌 2-7: Tohoku region 2. Aomori Aomori (Asamushi onsen 浅虫温温泉) Hachinohe 八戸 3. Iwate Hanamaki onsen 花巻温泉 Oshu (Isawa onsen 石和温泉) Kamaishi 釜石 Morioka 盛岡 4. Miyagi Sendai 仙台 5. Akita Akita 秋田 Yuzawa 湯沢 6. Yamagata Sakata 酒田 Tsuruoka 鶴岡 Yamagata 山形 7. Fukushima Aizuwakamatsu 会津若松 (Higashiyama onsen) Fukushima 福島 Nihonmatsu 二本松 (Dake onsen) 8-14: Kanto region 8. Ibaraki Mito 水戸 9. Tochigi Nasu onsen 那須温泉 Oyama 大山 Utsunomiya 宇都宮 10. Gunma Ikaho 伊香保 Kusatsu 草津 Maebashi 前橋 Minakami 水上 Sarugakyo onsen 猿ヶ京温泉 Takasaki 高崎 11. Saitama 12. Chiba Kisarazu 木更津 13. Tokyo Rokkagai: Akasaka 赤坂 Asakusa 浅草 Kagurazaka 神楽坂 Mukojima 向島 Shinbashi 新橋 Yoshi-cho 芳町 Outside the Rokkagai: Hachioji 八王子 Maruyama-cho 円山町 Otsuka 大塚 Shinagawa (Oi 大井/Omori 大森) - formerly known as Konnyaku-jima 蒟蒻島 Famous Hanamachi: Fukagawa 深川 Yanagibashi 矢作橋 Yushima tenjin 湯島天神 Other Hanamachi: Araki-cho 荒木町 Dogenzaka 道玄坂 Fujimi-cho 富士見町 Gotanda 五反田 Hakusan 白山 Himono-cho 檜物町 Kobusho 講武所 Nihonbashi 日本橋 Shiba 芝 Shibaura 芝浦 Shintomi-cho 新富町 Shitaya 下谷 Yoshiwara 吉原 14. Kanagawa Atsugi 厚木 (Iiyama onsen) Hakone 箱根 Kamakura 鎌倉 Yokohama 横浜 Yugawara onsen 湯河原温泉 15-23: Chubu region 15. Niigata Nagaoka Onsen 長岡温泉 Niigata 新潟 Shibata 新発田 (Tsukioka onsen 月岡温泉 ) Jôetsu (Takada 高田) Yuzawa 湯沢 16. Toyama Himi 氷見 Asahi 朝日 (Tomari-cho) 17. Ishikawa Kanazawa 金沢 Kaga (Yamanaka onsen 山中温泉) Katayamazu Onsen 片山津温泉 18. Fukui Awara Onsen 芦原 温泉 Fukui 福井 Obama 小浜 19. Yamanishi Kofu 甲府 20. Nagano Kamiyamada togura 上山田戸倉 Suwa (Kamisuwa Onsen 上諏訪)  Yudanaka Onsen 湯田中温泉 21. Gifu Gero Onsen 下呂温泉 Gifu 岐阜 Takayama 高山 22. Shizuoka Atami 熱海 Fujinomia 富士宮 Hamamatsu 浜松 Ito Onsen 伊東 Izunokuni (Izunagaoka Onsen 伊豆長岡) Shimoda 下田 (Izushimoda Onsen) Shizuoka 静岡 23. Aichi Anjo 安城 Gamagori 蒲郡 (Mitani Onsen) Hotei 布袋 Inuyama 犬山 Kochino 古知野 Kônan 江南 Nagoya 名古屋 Toyota (Asuke 足助) 24-30: Kansai region 24. Mie 25. Shiga Hikone 彦桹 Otsu 大津 26. Kyoto Kyoto 27. Osaka Osaka 大阪 Imasato 今里 28. Hyogo Arima Onsen 有馬温泉 Kinosaki 城崎 Kobe 神戸 29. Nara Nara 奈良 30. Wakayama Shingu 新宮 Shirahama 白浜 Wakayama 和歌山 31-35: Chûgoku 31. Tottori 32. Shimane Matsue 松江 (Tamatsukuri onsen 玉造温泉) 33. Okayama Obara 小原 Okayama 岡山 34. Hiroshima 35. Yamaguchi 36-39: Shikoku region 36. Tokushima Komatsushima 小松島 Tokushima 徳島 37. Kagawa Kotohira 琴平 Takamatsu 高松 38. Ehime Matsuyama (Dogo onsen 道後温泉) 39. Kochi Kochi 高知 40-47 Kyushu region 40. Fukuoka Fukuoka 福岡 Kurume 久留米 Tenjin-ka 天神下 41. Saga Takeo 武雄 Ureshino Onsen 嬉野 (tag exists but tumblr doesn’t recognise it - therefore a “search” link) 42. Nagasaki Nagasaki 長崎 43. Kumamoto Kumamoto 熊本 44. Oita Beppu onsen 別府 45. Miyazaki 46. Kagoshima Kagoshima 鹿児島 47. Okinawa

#MG

[matchajapantravel-blog]

Kanagawa's Doppo no Yu: 9 Foot Baths To Ease Your Tired Feet!    

Today's article will introduce you to Kanagawa prefecture's onsen area of Yugawara. Here you can find a unique place called Doppo no Yu, where there are nine different foot baths. You'll also learn how these baths can improve your overall health!

https://matcha-jp.com/en/1293

#japan #hot spring #foot bath #ashiyu #kanagawa #relaxing #matchajapan

[riku-in-japan]

DAY 12 YUGAWARA

A bit earlier than expected we left the house to catch a train to Yugawara. Pretty place in Kanagawa that’s probably best described as an Onsen town. They had onsen everywhere! We were staying at one of the very fancy hotels though, with a very fancy onsen too.

Other than the hotel I didn’t get to see too much of the place. We arrived pretty late, so it turned dark pretty quickly after we arrived. We id walk around a bit, but soon we headed back to have dinner at the local Yakiniku place and the rest of the evening I mostly hang around the onsen. After that it was already bed time.

[pkjd]

Onsen Musume cross-media project new character Iroha Yugawara (CV: Hitomi Owada). Original designer: 40hara.

Source: https://onsen-musume.jp/character/yugawara_iroha

#onsen musume

[foodprocrastinator]

Travel Blog #10: Travelling Alone

Some behind the scenes information while I work on the next blog post.

The last few days have by far been the best of my trip. A lot of people ask me how it is travelling alone. Is it fun? Lonely? Scary? Yes to all. It’s unlikely you’ll be able to find friends who will 1) want to travel to all the destinations on your list and 2) have all the same interests as you when it comes to those destinations. Travelling with people can be fun, but there’s often lots of…

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#AirBnB #Canadian #excited #friends #friendship #fun #guesthouse #Hakone #happy #independent #japan #japanese #lonely #onsen #sad #scared #secluded #Travel #travelling alone #Yugawara