Yubari township was developed because of it's coal mining industry. After breakfast, we checked out hotel and proceed to visit one of the coal mines that now has transformed into a museum.
Haha.. this is cute
Coal Museum
Fossil... this is huge with diameter 1m
Coal mine
Actual mining tunnel visit
Next, we proceed to another destination - Noboribetsu. Noboribetsu is famous of its Hot Spring aka Onsen. Most well-known is the Hell Valley's sulfur hot spring. Before check in to the hotel, we visited 2 attractions. European style Noboribetsu Marine Park Nixe and Bear Park (again haha)
My energy boost
Noboribetsu Marine Park Nixe
Palace
Sealion Show, Penguin Parade & Dolphin show
Our Lunch - steamboat
Long-legged crab, scallops, shripms & wildmushrooms
Enter to the "Palace" into the Aquarium
Stunning
Sea creatures
Some sort of algae that live in ice in the sea of Hokkaido
Jellyfish
Mumbo Fish
Penguin Parade
unlike the Sahoro once, brown bears in Bear Park Noboribetsu stays in the concrete at the top of the hill. Cable car is needed to reach to the top. This Bear Park keeps both male and female bears, but in the different "concrete home"...
Human cage haha
For him
For her.. feeding time
Nice scenery
Ainu Village
At last, we were transferred to the home of the day "Hotel Dai-ichi Takimotokan".. This is one of the oldest and second largest hotel in town which just located just right beside of the Hell Valley.. and ofcoz their onsen water were taken from the Hell Valley... when i just got down from the coach.. i already can smell a strong smell of sulfur like rotten eggs.. (for god sake im an allergy of sulfur)
Japanese Tatami style
Wonder why washrooms in hotel room are always designed like a cabin? it's actually made of fiber so that guests could hide inside when earthquake happen.
Accommodation in Noboribetsu was hosted "Noboribetsu Tourism Association". Meeting and business card exchange..
After the meeting, we were accompanied for a typical Japanese fine dining... woooooo
14 dishes!! God!
Sake with gold flakes
Me :)
The associates
From the left: GTT's boss Mr Jason, Japan Airlines' Kak Gee, Jalpak's Matthew, Jaline, and Mayflower's Mr Frankie
Every Friday & Saturday night in Summer, there will be firework presentation at Hell Valley named Demon's Fire
When we got back to our rooms, it has already been transformed into sleeping mode.. haha good nite
Haha.. this is cute
Coal Museum
Fossil... this is huge with diameter 1m
Coal mine
Actual mining tunnel visit
Next, we proceed to another destination - Noboribetsu. Noboribetsu is famous of its Hot Spring aka Onsen. Most well-known is the Hell Valley's sulfur hot spring. Before check in to the hotel, we visited 2 attractions. European style Noboribetsu Marine Park Nixe and Bear Park (again haha)
My energy boost
Noboribetsu Marine Park Nixe
Palace
Sealion Show, Penguin Parade & Dolphin show
Our Lunch - steamboat
Long-legged crab, scallops, shripms & wildmushrooms
Enter to the "Palace" into the Aquarium
Stunning
Sea creatures
Some sort of algae that live in ice in the sea of Hokkaido
Jellyfish
Mumbo Fish
Penguin Parade
unlike the Sahoro once, brown bears in Bear Park Noboribetsu stays in the concrete at the top of the hill. Cable car is needed to reach to the top. This Bear Park keeps both male and female bears, but in the different "concrete home"...
Human cage haha
For him
For her.. feeding time
Nice scenery
Ainu Village
At last, we were transferred to the home of the day "Hotel Dai-ichi Takimotokan".. This is one of the oldest and second largest hotel in town which just located just right beside of the Hell Valley.. and ofcoz their onsen water were taken from the Hell Valley... when i just got down from the coach.. i already can smell a strong smell of sulfur like rotten eggs.. (for god sake im an allergy of sulfur)
Japanese Tatami style
Wonder why washrooms in hotel room are always designed like a cabin? it's actually made of fiber so that guests could hide inside when earthquake happen.
Accommodation in Noboribetsu was hosted "Noboribetsu Tourism Association". Meeting and business card exchange..
After the meeting, we were accompanied for a typical Japanese fine dining... woooooo
14 dishes!! God!
Sake with gold flakes
Me :)
The associates
From the left: GTT's boss Mr Jason, Japan Airlines' Kak Gee, Jalpak's Matthew, Jaline, and Mayflower's Mr Frankie
Every Friday & Saturday night in Summer, there will be firework presentation at Hell Valley named Demon's Fire
When we got back to our rooms, it has already been transformed into sleeping mode.. haha good nite
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