The bus was late so we skipped it for an impromptu hike and were rewarded with the most gorgeous views of the volcano and surrounding areas.
Later on, an afternoon detour to find a cute cafe, only to find it sadly closed for the day. We were hungry and randomly popped into a little restaurant near the train station. It turned out to be one of the few places licensed to serve the yummy Higo beef, from the cattle that graze on the plateau of Mt. Aso.
I think there really is such as thing as a blessing in disguise^^
great to visit there again from your photos... hope we could visit a place together soon!~~
ReplyDeleteIt must look rather different when you went in summer, the landscape is so much browner when we went, I miss our photo trips B!
DeleteI love little unexpected impromptus! 6 more hours to 2013! Have a good one Shirley!
ReplyDeleteHow has your 2013 been going so far? I've always felt that the year passes so much faster in places like ours with no seasonal change to guide us along... ...
DeleteHey, I love ALL your Japan photos so far. They are great! Looks like you had a good time.
ReplyDeleteHappy new year!
That's a great compliment to me Ai-san, because I know you always mean what you say, thank you!
DeleteSTUNNING photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks, it was a stunning place.
DeleteAll are beautiful, and the last one... its colors and all, are stunnung
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