If you're tired from playing, you can relax at Sagamiko Onsen URURI. It's so soothing, you'll just want to lie down and do nothing. Totally healing!
Sagamiko MORI MORI | Review by 陳隆義
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Ogawamachi Washi Experience Learning Center
A facility in Ogawa Town, Saitama, where visitors can experience the traditional culture of washi paper. Housed in a building originally constructed in 1936 as a prefectural paper research facility, it was transferred to Ogawa Town in 1999 and now serves as a hub for sharing washi culture through hands-on programs and exhibits for the public.
It’s a really interesting place with a slightly nostalgic feel! You can try making washi by hand, from scooping the pulp to decorating it and drying it. The whole process is a lot of fun. The staff are very kind and guide you step by step, so even first-timers won’t feel nervous. You can take the washi you make home as a souvenir, which feels really rewarding. There are also displays of traditional papermaking tools and historical information, and the atmosphere is relaxing and full of Japanese charm. It’s a great spot for anyone who likes crafts or wants to experience traditional Japanese culture!
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Nagusa Megaliths
Ashikaga is a city with abundant nature where numerous historical temples and shrines remain. Besides those found in the city center, you will find cultural treasures that are a little different from the ordinary, if you head out to the suburbs.
This place gives you a sense of some mysterious power beyond the natural world.
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Marugami Waterfall
The famed Marugami Waterfall, located in Ogano, Saitama, was selected as one of 100 Best Waterfalls in Japan. The waterfall is actually separated into 3 different levels, each offering a unique shape and beauty to enjoy on its own.
Getting to the waterfall is honestly pretty inconvenient—it took a long time on the bus, and there weren't many people along the way. I followed the signs and finally reached the falls. The journey is a bit long, but the scenery is quite nice.
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