Otsu, Shiga, Japan｜Amisada

I visited Omi Shrine after praying for a safe delivery. The food was delicious and the staff was very kind.

Every year, I look forward to summer by renting out a houseboat and going on a boat trip. The night view of Otsu seen from the lake while eating sukiyaki and being blown by the summer night breeze is something special. After getting off, we had a second party in the lounge of the main building. It's the best.

Standing on the shore of Lake Biwa, you can see Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Mt. Tawara's Tota defeated the attacking centipede monster and protected Kyoto. According to this legend, since ancient times, ``Seta no Karahashi Bridge'' has been a strategic point between eastern Japan. Since the late Edo period, Ami-sada has been serving Tokaido travelers and people visiting Ishiyama-dera with dishes of sweetfish, eel, and sorghum at the east end of Karahashi. I enjoyed the scenery of the sunset from the Ami-fune. After the war, it was moved to its current location on Nakanoshima. In Yukio Mishima's ``Silk and Meisei'', he appears in an important scene where the story begins to move. This is a restaurant where you can relax and enjoy the legends, The Tale of Genji at Ishiyama-dera Temple, Mishima Island, and other scenic spots rich in history and literature.