It's 40 degrees, but I was wandering around in

* 2024 Japanese Takamatsu Family Travel (2024.8.2.~8.6.)

It's 40 degrees, but I was wandering around in Ritzrin Park, one of the most beautiful gardens in Japan... (It was such a beautiful and neat garden, but it was so hot that I couldn't remember what I saw when I was walking around in a state of my mind --; It's been broadcasting endlessly saying to be careful not to collapse because the temperature is too high today lol)

Traveling is so picturesque, like the beautiful scenery in the picture and the people who smile broadly,
The margins between them do not actually go very smoothly.

It's the hot weather that's hard to wake up, too,
I wonder if it's something to take more than an hour to go through the immigration process at this rural airport that I've never heard of before (80% are Koreans lol)
Even the rural ryokan, which was carefully managed but slightly disappointed by its inevitable "old and worn out" (Honestly, it was in Europe, but these days "old" things are not as good as they are. The inconvenience and shabbyness are often disappointing)

Nevertheless, my favorite "hot spring" in Japan, especially the "open-air bath," did not disappoint me. Although the facility was so old that I thought it was working properly, the unparalleled cleanliness that washed away every day seems to offset them all.

Originally, it was minus 20 degrees Celsius in the winter in Hogaido Island, so the sky was so clear that the stars were all over the place, but the temperature on the ground was so low that I was bragging about taking a dip in the hot water at 40 degrees in the snowflakes,
(The 60-degree temperature difference, the body hot, the head cold, the stars twinkling, and the snowflakes will never be forgotten ^^)

The refreshing feeling when you soak your body in 40 degrees water in 40 degrees Celsius weather, warm up your body in the scorching sun, and take out all the sweat that is unlikely to come out more (and the cold vending machine's bottle milk is just a support ^^)
For the time being, I even thought that I might love the open-air bath more in the summer.

Tomorrow morning, I have to go into an open-air bath in the forest where birds, grass, and insects are crying
(My daughter hates these bugs and doesn't even go out to the open-air bath--;)

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#It turns out that hot spring is summer