Killing Stone / Sessho-Seki

Interesting story and a nice short walk

We checked out from Sanraku and proceeded to our first stop of today: Sesshoseki 殺生石. Very close to the ryokan, the folklore told of a nine-tailed fox taking the form of a woman, which came to the Nas...

Interesting story and a nice short walk

We checked out from Sanraku and proceeded to our first stop of today: Sesshoseki 殺生石. Very close to the ryokan, the folklore told of a nine-tailed fox taking the form of a woman, which came to the Nas...

Spots designated by the country in Nasu Yumoto

Original Text

About 35 minutes by local bus from JR Kuroiso Station, get off at "Nasu Yumoto" and walk for about 10 minutes. The surrounding area smells of sulfur, so be careful not to stay for a long time. There is a passage to 'kanoyu' or Nasu Onsen Jinja shrine, which is a day trip hot spring of Nasu Yumoto, and can be accessed from either.

Spots designated by the country in Nasu Yumoto

Original Text

About 35 minutes by local bus from JR Kuroiso Station, get off at "Nasu Yumoto" and walk for about 10 minutes. The surrounding area smells of sulfur, so be careful not to stay for a long time. There is a passage to 'kanoyu' or Nasu Onsen Jinja shrine, which is a day trip hot spring of Nasu Yumoto, and can be accessed from either.

What is the whole image of the world?

Original Text

"Kishoseki" is a lava located near Nasu Yumoto Onsen in Nasu-cho, Nasu-gun, Tochigi Prefecture. This name was named because volcanic gas erupts in the area and the birds and beasts die from this gas. That's right. From there, boardwalks are made. There were countless Jizo-sama called "Thousand Hells" around here. The area is called "Kishuseishienchi", It has become a famous place for many tourists. This area is called "the river of the cherry blossoms" ...