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Because of a bad weather front it made little sense to go up the mountain. So we first went to a larger onsen, the Mori-no-Yu offers various pools, including thermal waterfalls, stone loungers and large tubs. Shortly thereafter we found a great udon restaurant behind the Okada Art Museum. On the way

In Kawasaki is an open-air museum that gathers historical buildings from many parts of Japan. The complex is very nicely laid out, you can enter many of the houses. We especially liked the water mill and the workshop where you can dye indigo. From the west exit we went into the neighboring parks, where

Easily accessible from Tokyo, Takao-san is suitably crowded on weekends. The path leads past numerous smaller and larger highlights. Including the Yakuoin Temple and beautiful views. The path is fully developed, but there are steps to climb from the Yakuoin to the summit, which makes a tour with a stroller

City exploration via green paths to IKEA to LaLaPort and back via Kamoi.

This day trip takes you to Enoshima, a small island well-stocked with Shinto shrines and tourist facilities. First the children play on the beach, unfortunately a lot of plastic waste in the washed up flotsam. Nevertheless, something is raging in the water. For lunch, we are recommended a small harbor

A loop from our house to explore the area. Initially following a GPX recording from a Japanese platform, then free to get the bow home.



It's exciting to see that a rural area suddenly appears here in the area of the 3 million inhabitants city. All kinds of vegetables are grown, there are always beautiful

Kawasaki is a city sandwiched between Tokyo and Yokohama as a narrow band. Tourist sights are rarer here. However, the Kawasaki Daishi Temple benefits from being a bit away from the tourist crowds. We combined our visit with a city walk and arrested an okonomiyaki before we got back on the subway.

An exploration of the neighborhood around Center-Minami and Center-Kita subway stations. First to Otsuka Saikachido Relics Park through dense bamboo forest. We look at some reconstructed farmhouses from 2000 years ago. Next door is a house attributed to the Edo period. From here through lots of parks

The tour started at the Nihon-Odori subway station on a typically hot and humid summer day, then followed the nose through Chinatown and towards Naka-ku. In front of Harbor View Park, trying to find a protective case for my smartphone in the Mega Don Quijote. Unfortunately without success, but a short

Warm and windy summer day, all in all great conditions. Good views on the tour, nice highlights like the Schelenburg. The paths were mostly calm. Expansion potential 😃



Small komoot error at the start of the tour, 1300m uninterrupted descent ... 😄😄😄 you won't find it within a couple of 100km.