Japanese Traditional Music and Dance Show

 

I went to Nasu Shiobara Hot Spa Resort to be relaxed and to enjoy watching a Japanese traditional music and dance show.

'Houou-za' was the name of the performance group. It was our second time to watch their show at shiobara. 

We stayed only one night at a hotel, but we were able to spend a wonderful night with delicious food and an attractive Japanese traditional show.  

Memorial Forest Museum of The Meiji Period

 

I went to the villa of Aoki's family museum or "The Memorial Forest Museum of The Meiji Period" about one month ago.

Buildings built in the Meiji era always look very similar to me, but both inside exhibition and outside appearance looked beautiful surrounded by flowers and the forest of Nasu Shiobara.

Shiobara Hot Spa Resort #3

Eating delicious food, good walking exercises and seeing wonderful scenery, all of them made me refreshed a lot.

It is my privilege, living in Tochigi, to visit the place like this spending just a couple hours driving from home.

I Go to Dragon Disguising Waterfall

After about half an hour walking up a mountain trail, we got to the dragon disguising waterfall.

The waterfall was located in the mountains in Shiobara hot spa resort,  was named after the shape of its looks, I guess.

Its water line was bending three times, seems like that a dragon was flying up to the sky.

We enjoyed beautiful scenery and a good mountain hiking.

I Go to Shiobara Hot Spa Resort

My wife and I went to Shiobara Hot Spa Resort for an “eating as much crab meat as we can” dinner plan and being relaxed in hot spa.

We enjoyed not only the dinner and the hot spa but also seeing musical show in which singers wore in old style kimono clothes and did Samurai fighting performances.

There were no coronavirus effects at the hotel while we were staying the hotel.

I Go to Momiji-Dani Suspension Bridge

After visiting Nasu Outlet Shopping Mall, my wife and I drove in Shiobara hot spa resort area.

One of the tourist sightseeing spots is Momiji-Dani Suspension Bridge in the area.

They ask us 300 yen per person for walking from one side of the bridge to the other.

We arrived at the parking lot of the bridge just 20 minutes before closing time.

But, unbelievably, all workers of the bridge had just left the office for their home because, I guess, no tourists were visiting the bridge.

I thought it worth visiting in autumn when leaves turned red, not at that time, so did we.