Things to do in Gero

Gero Onsen is an alkaline, simple hot spring with a pH above 9, creating a silky, soft water. This spring's natural exfoliating and cleansing properties leave skin feeling incredibly smooth and refined, earning it the nickname "beauty bath" or "beautifying skin bath." Upon entering the bath, the water feels slippery, coated in a thin layer of jelly, a truly delightful experience.

Located between Hida City and the world heritage site of Shirakawa-go, the Tensho Prefectural Nature Park is about 20 minutes by car from Shirakawa-go and 30 minutes from Hida City. It is a primeval forest with huge beech trees. The Tensho Forest, which is closed for about half a year due to snow, gradually becomes green from June every year, and the breath of life can be felt everywhere in the forest. After entering September, the jacaranda trees in the park also emit a faint caramel fragrance, telling passers-by that autumn is approaching, and the red leaves also appear in brilliant red as if they want to burn the mountaintops.

I had a great impression of Gero Onsen Hotel. It was better to walk around the hotel without going out than to visit many attractions. Gero Onsen is said to be one of the three most famous hot springs in Japan. There are also many foot baths in the town. If you feel cold after walking, soaking your feet will make you feel full of energy! !

Universal Studios Osaka Japan was amazing! I loved Nintendo world and the picturesque view of all the other lands. It was such a nice experience to share with friends. I loved it and will definitely be back. 🇯🇵❤️

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Nice park, a lot of entertainment, but we happened to go on a Sunday and it was extremely crowded. An upside is that you can buy a pass, which is rather affordable, and it can help you experience more in one day. We bought passes for 2 attractions, and even with them were not able to attend everything, which was a pity, cause we spent most of the day queuing. I guess the situation is different on weekdays.

Japan's temple culture fits the local aesthetic characteristics, and wabi-sabi and mono no aware are well embodied.

The first floor is an observation deck and a restaurant. The restaurant mainly serves chicken dishes. The second floor has a lounge, a tatami room and massage chairs. Overall, I was very satisfied.

Shibuya Sky was easily one of my favourite experiences in Tokyo, and I would definitely recommend it over other observation decks in the city. The views are incredible, and the atmosphere at night is immaculate. I got lucky and managed to grab an 8 PM slot after repeatedly checking for availability, as tickets tend to sell out very quickly, especially around sunset. If you visit during the day on a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji.The price is very reasonable for the experience, and getting in was easy and straightforward. The signs were clear, and I didn't have to wait too long. I ended up spending almost two hours up there, enjoying the views and just relaxing. My biggest tip is to book as soon as tickets become available, especially if you want the sunset slot. It's absolutely worth it!

you will really feel the ambiance of Europe when you visit Disney sea. Tripod for camera is not allowed.