Day 04 itinerary is followed by Mt. Daisetsuzan.. Actually we wanted to visit this place the day before.. but due to the windy weather, so we arranged it today.. From here, we took a ropeway up to more than 1000m high up the mountain to ascend the magnificent mountain with a panaromic view of its surrounding landscape..
That is the mountain covered with snows
It's getting higher and higher
We reach the mountain
Does it looks like Christmas tree?
We are very lucky because when we get up the mountain, there are snows around! Normally, this season, is just to see maple leaves, but due to the previous weeks, it rained and the temperatures become 0 celcius and this is how the snows are there.. All the tour members are very delighted at this moment and photo shooting began once they arrived there.. =)
The view of mountain from the top
Red leaves on some of the trees
After about 1.5 hours up there, we headed to Otaru Canal to view the century of old stone warehouses that line both sides of the canal. The canal is skirted by cobblestone paths and lit by gaslights. Here is more on photo stop, as we just stop by there for around half and hour..
Otaru Canal
Then, we went for our lunch.. It was a yummy yummy lunch with the fresh seafood especially the big crab crab (pay at own expenses).. After lunch, we proceed to Otaru Music Box Museum to view the beautifully crafted music boxes. We get to enjoy an afternoon teaat "Silver Bell" where we will enjoy a piece of confectionary and a cup of drink, served in an exquisite porcelain cup that will be ours to keep as a momento..
At around 5.30 pm, we are back to our hot spring resort.. This resort is at around Jozankei area too.. It is another hot spring resort (we changed resort everyday).. But in this resort, I didn't try on the hot spring because I was busy chatting with the guide until late at night.. =)
My room, Tatami and bed (Shikanoyu Resort)
Tatami area (Shikanoyu Resort)
2 comments:
wow! SNOW~~ and tatami... haha,the room look so warm
yea.. especially the blanket.. =)
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