Even more photos. These from a few weeks ago when I went to
Akashi to get my being the process of getting my Japanese drivers license. Well, I was denied because I
didn’t have the correct paper work,
opps. Still working on that. Anyhow, I used the opportunity to hit up another
onsen down in that part of
Hyogo as going there on a whim is prohibitively expensive. The place I found was
Ebisu onsen in a neighborhood of factories, old housing projects, and new single family houses. There were many things about the Japanese landscape that stood out to me on this walk. I’ll point out a few. The
onsen was one of the most amazing I’
ve been to. The outdoor bath was mineral rich and completely amazing. The owner even gave me a free
bathtowel when I told her about my hobby of going to
onsen and collecting the towels. I’ll be going back there eventually.
恵美寿湯 湧昇の湯
兵庫県明石市貴崎４−６−１２
www.geocities.jp/syoujinobuo/ebisuyu.html
www.ne.jp/asahi/world/hopper/onsen/hyogo/ebisu/ebisu.htm
The houses next to the factory place laundry poles and potted plants next to the wall making use of the space and breaking up the monotony of a solid wall.
Many houses have a few potted plants out front, this family has one of the largest, if not the largest, collection of plants I've seen in front of one house.
The garbage behind some sort of
machinist workshop.
1 comment:
How cool is that.
I would love to be looking through the stuff behind the machinist shop.
zilla
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