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October 16, 2022
It's an hour and a half by taxi from Nagasaki Station. We arrived at the famous Unzen Onsen. It feels like a smaller version of Owakudani in Hakone. This is the inn that Nagasaki is known for. We stayed in a detached private room with an open-air bath. The exterior of the sukiya-style building, built by a palace carpenter, is cool, and the pillars are impressive, but the facilities inside are a bit old-fashioned. The garden is wonderful, the open-air bath is the best, the water is just right, and the amenities are plentiful. There is a set of cosmetics from a certain pearl that you would find in a resort hotel in Tokushima, and it's hard to deny that the service is a bit old-fashioned. There were too many dishes on the menu, so I couldn't enjoy everything. Maybe because we went in a bad season, the sashimi was average. The meat was quite fatty. However, the staff were really wonderful and I was impressed. They were polite, clean, and their manners were so impressive that I was amazed. I think it's worth staying just to receive the staff's hospitality.
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