Staying at a Luxury Modern Japanese Inn

Staying at a Luxury Modern Japanese Inn

End of July we made our way to the cooler North of Japan, traveling with the rainy season along the West Coast of Japan to the land of winds. This video is the next stop of our journey, after a day journey and a visit to the Oga Aquarium GAO.

We are staying one night at a Luxury Modern Japanese Inn close to the Oga Aquarium GAO. The view is to die for and it is so remote and secluded that you do not need to worry about anything. We are enjoying Kaiseki dinner and breakfast at this Modern Ryokan. The onsen has a panoramic view over Toga Bay. The next morning we are back into our car and driving along the West Coast to Aomori. Next stop will be Aoike, the mystical blue pond up in the highlands of Tsugaru Quasi-National Park. 

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Martina T

Oga Peninsula Akita Japan | コロナ 国内 旅行

End of July we made our way to the cooler North of Japan, traveling with the rainy season along the West Coast of Japan to the land of winds. This video is the next stop of our journey, coming from Tsuru-no-yu Onsen and driving to #Oga #Peninsula in Akita Prefecture #Japan. We have a short stop at Akita City to admire the Lotus pond. Shortly after we are stopping at the Roadside Station Tenno Greenland and a stunning view is awaiting us. Time flies and we are driving along Oga Peninsula coast (男鹿半島）to the Toga bay and visiting the Oga Aquarium GAO. Oga peninsula is a great escape from the busy streets of Japan Metropolitan areas and during Covid-19 outbreak to cautious approach on traveling. Still this amazing journey did not end here, in my next video I will introduce you to a Ryokan of dreams, the wind farms of North Japan and a marvelous coastline. 

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Martina T

Celebrated Tsuru no Yu Onsen Akita Japan

End of July, during the rainy season we went to Tsurunoyu Onsen which is one of eight hot spring baths that belong to Nyuto Onsenkyo which is located near the foot of Nyuto mountain in Akita. There are rumors that the onsen water has healing qualities. The Onsen derives its name from a hunter who saw a crane (Tsuru in Japanese)  healing its wounds in the spring. 

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Martina T.

Ginzan Onsen Japan