I went to Kusatsu recently!
I want to tell you a bit about it ð
I hope I can visit all of Japan someday.

The places marked in green are the ones Iâve already visited,
and the ones in yellow are the places I want to prioritize visiting.
Iâve been adding a few more recently,
but I tend to go back to places I really like, so itâs not that easy ð
I hope I can add a few more this year àž ( Ëê³ Ë àž )

It was my first time in Kusatsu, and wow⊠it was freezing.
It was during a cold wave, so it was â8°C, but it felt like â17°C ð§
Basically a fridge ð
Still, it was such a beautiful place âïž
Kusatsu is known for yumomi, a traditional way of stirring hot spring water with big wooden paddles to cool it down without adding water.
I didnât see the normal one, but I watched monkeys doing yumomi instead ð
They were adorable!

My grandma always gives me a little spending money when I travel and says,
âGo eat something tasty with it.â
So I had crab kamameshi ðŠ
I love crab, so as soon as I saw it, my mind was made up ð€
Kusatsu is also famous for Kusatsu Onsen Pudding.
My mom absolutely loves pudding, so I bought it as a souvenir for herâand I had one myself too ð
It was pudding with melon jelly (I think!).
Thereâs so much good food in Kusatsu that I felt like I was eating again only an hour after lunch ð

I went skiing for the first time!
Stopping was so hard, and I kept falling and screaming ð
But I eventually figured out how to ski ðâ·
I twisted my ankle from falling so much, but Iâm fine ð
It started snowing heavily, so I played in the snow for about an hour.
The snow in Kusatsu is super powdery, which made it hard to build a snowman ð«š
All in all, Kusatsu was a truly wonderful place ð
Iâm really glad I visited ð
Where should I go next, I wonder? ð€
Iâve been to Osaka many, many times, but somehow I feel like going every single year ( â¢ÌÏâ¢Ì )/
I love talking with people I meetâespecially visitors from overseasâabout places theyâve been to in Japan,
so letâs chat a lot ð«¶
Thatâs all for this blog post!
Thank you so much for reading until the end ð
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whether something casual like friends, or more like a tour guide experienceâ
please let me know! Iâll do my best as long as itâs within what I can do ð
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