しんじょう
It is served at a hotel on Awaji Island.
Indeed, it is soft to drink, with just the right amount of acidity and astringency.
It has enough umami.
The sake level is 0, but it has a dry taste.
I don't often go to sightseeing spots, but we had a little extra time and went to Fukura!
I was told that the footbath was good, so I figured I'd give it a try.
The Uzu no Yu (hot spring of the sea urchin) is too easy to aim for!
I have passed through many times, but that was because I was a fool.
If so, the water was very slippery and nice!
It's just a shame about the footbath.
Can't they do something about it?
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ポンちゃん
Good morning, Shinjo 🐥.
Poof, I thought it was a little swimming pool 😳It's a magnificent footbath! And the quality of the spring is great 👍I wonder if you can make a hot spring ♨️ and they won't come? 🤔
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しんじょう
Good morning.
Awaji Island doesn't have a hot spring image, and I don't think people come here for the hot springs.
Or maybe there are too many inns and not enough hot water.
This pool-like thing is nice because of the whirlpool-like water flow.
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カチカチ山
Shinjo, nice to meet you.
Minamicho, it is easy to drink, isn't it?
My countryside is Awaji, so I often go to Fukura, but there is a super public bath called Uzushio Onsen in Minami-Awaji City: ♨️
I think the quality of the spring is probably the same.
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しんじょう
Nice to meet you (********).
Thank you very much.
I didn't know there were places other than ryokans where you can enter.
Next time I have time, I will definitely go there!
I've been avoiding Nancho because my relatives said it was bad, but personally, it suits my taste.
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