Spa Haven- 筋湯温泉
Our journey with the Hanasakis continued the second day as we rented a car and drove from Sasebo to this hot spring location called Sujiyu Onsen (筋湯温泉)in Oita.Actually we weren't intending to stay at another Japanese inn this time round since we visited one in Kumamoto last year. The Hanasakis however planned to drop by the next prefecture for a relaxing soak and invited us along. Recalling what an ardious task it was for us to get to our ryokan (most of these Japanese inns are located in hot spring areas which are really off limits if you do not drive), the thought of not having to take any form of public transport and simply sit back and enjoy the drive was simply too tempting an offer to resist.
As suspected, the drive to the ryokan was no ordinary route. We had to wind through mountain roads, zig-zagged through Kumamoto occasionally before reaching the inn which is nestled among another range of mountains. No trains or amount of planning would have been able to get us all the way there!

Leaving the lovely inn the next day, not before taking a picture outside our room.
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Eh! How come you didn't reply to my message on cmail?? Hmm.. cmail is quite crazy sometime so you might not get it... I guess you are back to MIA status cos u have no internet. Sigh!!! Wish we can chat on Skype... Anyway, check out my blog if you have time. I finally managed to put up Serinah n ken's trip here.
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