As night quietly fell, the Izu Nagaoka Onsen Sanyo-so was enveloped in warm light. With the lingering flavors of the kaiseki meal still present in our hearts and on our tongues, we headed towards a secluded retreat for adults nestled in the back of the main building. A maid smiled softly and asked, "Would you like to see?"...
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A celebratory kaiseki meal at Sanyo-so "Yuho" in Izu Nagaoka Onsen. A twilight hinting at the arrival of spring. Under a sky gradually turning a soft indigo, the facade of the new building, softly illuminated, quietly emerges. On this day, we visited the historic and renowned inn, "Izu Nagaoka Onsen...".
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Nestled quietly in the Izu Nagaoka area is the renowned inn, "Izu Nagaoka Onsen Sanyo-so." Established in the early Showa period as a villa for businessman Hisaya Iwasaki, the garden was designed by Jihei Ogawa VII, a leading landscape architect from Kyoto. This garden, created by a master of modern Japanese gardens, is...
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For our 14th wedding anniversary, our ivory anniversary, we visited the renowned inn "Izu Nagaoka Onsen Sanyo-so," quietly nestled in Izu Nagaoka, to cherish our time together. Since we were traveling with our dog, check-in was done in our room, and we were guided by a staff member...
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Nestled in the tranquil foothills of Izu-Nagaoka, and enveloped in a vast 3,000-tsubo (approximately 10,000 square meter) Japanese garden, lies "Izu-Nagaoka Onsen Sanyo-so." A renowned inn steeped in history and unwavering prestige, where the stay itself becomes the centerpiece of the journey. A perfect place to celebrate your 14th wedding anniversary, your ivory anniversary...
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After enjoying lunch in Izu-Nagaoka, we headed to the Kano River embankment in search of an early taste of spring. Our target was the "Shiroyama Sakura," a beloved symbol of spring in Izu-Nagaoka. Along the Kano River, which flows through the hot spring town, a row of approximately 140 Shiroyama cherry trees lines the embankment, typically blooming in February...
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For our 14th wedding anniversary, our ivory anniversary, we headed to Izu Nagaoka Onsen, a hot spring resort in Izu, Shizuoka, long renowned for its excellent hot springs. Our first choice for the trip was a meal to nourish our bodies from within. We visited a restaurant specializing in a dietary style centered around brown rice...
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Building habits for your future self, starting now. Having drifted away from exercise, we decided to get moving again and joined "THIS IS GYM KoreGym," a 24-hour sports gym. "KoreGym" is operated by "This is Group Co., Ltd...".
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To conclude our winter trip to Hakone, we visited Owakudani, a volcanic area formed by the eruptions of Mount Hakone. This area, created by a massive eruption approximately 3,000 years ago, still sees white steam rising from the ground, and the scent of sulfur envelops the entire area...
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Near the golden, swaying pampas grass fields of Sengokuhara in Hakone, there's a little-known but popular food truck. It's called "Tempura Minori," and it specializes in freshly fried tempura. It's located in the paid parking lot in front of the Tokiwa Shoten Sengokuhara branch liquor store...
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Nestled amidst the tranquil nature of Hakone-Miyagino, "nol hakone myojindai" offers a relaxing atmosphere in its lounge, bathed in the gentle winter sunlight—a perfect setting for the end of your journey. Located in the courtyard...
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Nestled in the tranquil Miyagino area of Hakone during winter, "nol hakone myojindai" offers a peaceful start to the day. Miyagino, surrounded by mountains, is enveloped in crisp, clear air, and the day begins quietly. Stepping into the courtyard, you'll be greeted by the gentle glow of the rising sun from the mountains...
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