Higashiyoshino, Nara, Japan｜Tenkoen

I stopped by during cherry blossom viewing in Takami no Sato. Botan nabe seems to be popular, but I had char sashimi and pheasant bowl, which I have never tried before. The char was alive. The meat was plump, elastic, and thick, and it was extremely delicious. There is also a hot spring right next door, so I would like to stop by again next year for cherry blossom viewing.

I used it for lunch after climbing Mt. Takami. Botan hotpot set meal ¥2,000. It's a long-established store, or rather the depth of its annual growth can be gauged from the interior design. It wasn't a fancy seasoning, but it was a dish that made me feel that it was good just the way it was. Mt. Takami is a difficult mountain to climb in the summer, so I would like to visit it in the spring or winter.

When I climbed Mt. Takami, I parked in the tennis court parking lot. At the back of the parking space, there is a sign saying "Parking Fee 500 Yen", and there is a container to insert the fee. The sign says, "Please keep Tenkoen alive." Accommodation use has been suspended due to the influence of the new corona, and I think it is difficult. When he saw the street parking overflowing on the road on holidays, he said, "This is dangerous," and opened the tennis court as a parking lot. I thought I would be able to help even a little. I will be using this again! I'd like to try the chicken rice bowl too. *The road leading to the entrance to the tennis court is steep and curved. Please be careful when the road is icy.