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This time, I drove from Osaka to Sakai Port in Tottori Prefecture, famous for its Mizukishi Gel Road. I took the highway through Tsuyama, Okayama Prefecture, and stopped at Okuno and Motomiya Shrines of Kochihara Shrine, famous for its disasters. Incidentally, Sawara Shrine in Osaka City was apparently separated from here in 1950. It’s located deep in the mountains, but it seems to attract many visitors from Okayama Prefecture. There are a few steep stairs, so be prepared. At the top of the stairs, you’ll first see Konpira Shrine, and behind it, the Sawara Shrine Yakiniku is enshrined . I didn’t know this until today, but the address here is 899 Nakahara, Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture . It’s the same name as my last name, so maybe that’s why people have heard it since ancient times. Incidentally, both my paternal and maternal ancestors have ties to Okayama. This is Okuno. After praying, I headed to Motomiya Shrine. There were no signs, and even Google Maps didn’t show the route, so it felt like I had to be guided. I’ll deliberately not explain how to live here in this video. I hope you arrive feeling something special . I wonder if I’ve arrived at a slightly open area? There it is. This is the main shrine of Sawara Shrine. I’ve wanted to come here for years, and finally made it . I wanted to stay here for a while, but it was too hot. It’s not an easy place to visit, but I’ll write about it again someday. I arrived at Sakai Port, the town of monsters. Characters from Mizuki Shi’s manga are everywhere in town, like Devil-kun and Mephisto II. My accommodation for the night is best described as a Japanese version of Sakai Port Minin. The room rate for this night was 22,000 yen, excluding breakfast. Breakfast was 3,000 yen per person. Check-in was quick and easy using the machine. The atmosphere was perfect. You take off your shoes at the front desk like this, and the entire building accepts cash. This system is amazing. It’s a typical elevator with excellent security that only works with a card key. This time, I stayed in the fifth room. It was a calm, Japanese-style test room. It was spacious enough. There was a chair and a table . For some reason, the bathroom was next to the TV. Amenities like toothbrushes, razors, and brushes were all in the drawers. The sweets and water in the refrigerator were complimentary. Of course, the toilet was a washlet, but only the shower was in the room . I thought the back of this room was a room, but it turned out to be a closet. Opening the door, the view outside was quite nice. It offered views of Mizuki Shigeru Road, Sakai, and the station. I decided to take a stroll while it was still light out. I’ll introduce the proof of the carving of the Eyeball Dad later, but if you think of the mechanism in this eyeball, it’s definitely Kitaro. As you can see, this town is dominated by yokai everywhere. The objects here might get you scolded by YouTube. The Rat Man in the pond. This is Sef. Maruko Maruta’s Taro. This is no good. Definitely not. This Rat Man can actually shake hands. This is Kitaro, fully clothed. Ahead of him is a huge array of bronze statues of the Eyeball Dad, from famous characters to obscure characters. There are also many souvenir shops. I didn’t take any photos inside, but overall, the prices were reasonable. Is there a Yokai Shrine here? Those who believe are saved. This is kind of cute. This is a shop selling handmade character goods. They also have a balm sky -hemona of the Eyeball Dad . I feel like you wouldn’t know it’s an eyeball unless you put it on. I bought some Yokai souvenirs and am playing them. The shop selling the real eyeball sweets I wanted was closed, so I’ll go shopping again tomorrow morning. A little further inside is a Yokai theme park. Here, you can actually ride the yokai. The Yokai House is a little higher up, isn’t it? Everything closes at 5 p.m., so if you want to play, come early. Prite Customer Information: The Rat Man appears more frequently overall. This is Mizu-sensei. If you send a letter from this post office counter, it seems to press Kitataro’s transformation . The Eyeball Dad we briefly touched at the beginning. Actually, if you look inside the dark part, you’ll see Kitaro. Here, there’s another Dad inside the Eyeball Dad. I’ve been here before. There was also a plastered wall. Only a few have someone inside, and the Ta seems to be a miss. Seriously. A spot where you can take a bath with the eyeball-shaped man. I’m not sure I’d like a man of this size. For dinner, there are very few restaurants in front of the station, and since the choice is limited in Minamiten, we go for conveyor-belt sushi. Even the area in front of the station is ruled by yokai. We’re having dinner here tonight. All orders are made via touchscreen. The prices are more reasonable than I expected. It’s a tourist spot with few other restaurants , and the beautiful surroundings make the price totally worth it. The major chains recently removed the conveyor belts, so the view feels somehow nostalgic. We start with hamachi, tuna, seared sushi, and salmon. As you’d expect in a port town, the conveyor-belt sushi is of a high standard. It’s much better than the mediocre non-conveyor belt sushi restaurants in Osaka. The portions are a little small, I guess. The toppings are very fresh. It’s delicious, so I devour it. I ordered fried chicken because I wanted to eat it. This one was overflowing with flavor. It’s tasty, but you don’t really need to eat here. The oily seaweed here is amazing, and it’s super delicious. I ordered so many other things I’ve forgotten what I ordered, but all the sushi was beautiful. It wasn’t too expensive and it was great. There weren’t any particularly unusual toppings, but everything was reasonably priced, delicious, and very satisfying. I wish there were conveyor-belt sushi restaurants of this quality in Osaka . As the sun went down, I went for a night walk. It was the same place, but the atmosphere changed. To sum up, this is the best place to visit. The lighting was beautiful, and there were an incredible number of yokai that can only be seen at night. I also went during Obon, so it was overwhelmingly cooler at night. The water was turned off at night, and Kitaro hadn’t peed. Even though he looked like Tama-oyaji during the day, he somehow felt more soulful at night. Yokai even appear on the ground at night. Konakiji and Sunakeba are probably quite rare characters. Overall, Eyeball-oyaji and Kitataro were the ones I saw the most. There were a lot of Ratmen, weren’t there? Right? Look, Mom. Come to think of it, there weren’t many cats either. At night, there were more yokai everywhere you looked than during the day. If you clap your hands in accordance with this sign, which is installed in several places along Mizumo Road, the whole place will turn into a club. What’s that? Did I buy it? Yes. It’s a souvenir from some time ago. Oh, right. It’s in Tokyo, near Imagasunaga’s place . Yes. Some souvenir shops are open early at night, and there are many night-time yokai (ghosts) that can only be seen at night, so if you can’t go on one night during the week, I definitely recommend going at night. The 8pm might be best. I think there were lights that turned off at 10pm. Even the police are controlled by yokai. I don’t think the police would help if they were messing with you. I washed off in the bath. The large public bath and sauna here are amazing. The Refa shower heads are also great. And here’s another Domin specialty: the “Yagari” (relaxing bath) service. Ice cream is available at night. I think there are four types available at most hotels. You can also use the massage chairs as much as you want. I think I mentioned this in the Kochi edition last time, but I don’t feel like I can stay in Japan unless I’m staying at a Domin chain. I was feeling a little hungry, so I went to a restaurant to enjoy a night at a Domin chain . It’s time for the Yonaki Soba. I went to Lasu before opening and there was a line. This simple ramen is really delicious. They have pepper, shichimi, and yuzu, but I decided to add pepper to my first bowl. You’ll see why I specifically added “first bowl” and “mon” later. The refreshing chicken-based soy sauce soup is topped with green onions and bell peppers on a smooth plate. I’d love to have this for a late-night snack at home. I’ve finished it, so I’m going to ask for a refill. I ‘m a little embarrassed to ask for a second bowl. But don’t worry, it’s fine. I added yuzu for my second bowl. By the way, when I asked about this Yonaki Soba last time at Takachi, it seems there’s no rule limiting each person to one bowl , and it seems like you can have a refill as long as it’s still delicious. This may vary depending on the facility, so please check. I finished my second bowl as well. This means I’ve had my second refill, which is my third time in total. I’ll have the third with yushimi . It’s not the size of a late-night snack. I could seriously eat this ramen forever. I didn’t have the courage to go four times as far, but I had to save my stomach for tomorrow’s breakfast. It’s time for dinner. We entered as soon as the doors opened. This section features shrimp, scallops, squid, and even whitebait and tuna. This Kaisendon section is a Gochi gourmet restaurant, so the contents vary from other hotels affiliated with the Domin Iinkai . The rice topping for the Kaisendon is Akesu’s. I put one topping on, and I’d like to have seconds, so I kept the rice moderate. I started with the tuna. This Kaisendon was my main reason for staying here, and I’m really glad I did. I arrived after noon the day before, so I could n’t go to the market, but this was enough to satisfy me. It’s said that if you stay at Dominkai, you don’t need to go out for goguru . I also topped it with plenty of squid. The salmon roe is so beautiful. Let’s go all out here as well. Add the scallops in the middle and finish with shrimp, and it’s complete. We’ll have the applause on a separate plate. The breakfast here at Sakai Port is truly luxurious. This time, I focused all my energy on the Kaisendon, but there were many other delicious options as well. I focused all my energy on the Kaisendon , but there were also many other delicious options. While I was completely focused on the Kaisendon, I wanted to try other things as well. There are so many varieties that it would take a long time just to cut up all the different types. I had a soft-boiled egg and yam from the small drumstick section. I’d eat the bacon and sausages I’d eat anywhere in the world. I also had some agano loin. I was so impatient, I was dying to eat. The sweet potato soup here was delicious. This was my first round of the breakfast buffet. It was finished like this. I wondered if it was okay to indulge in such luxury in the morning. By the way, the breakfast here costs 3,000 yen per person . I think the rice bowl alone would probably be worth it. Now that I’d finished, I went for a second round. I’ll settle for Japanese food for the second round. A rich broth of sashimi, which seems good for the liver. This time, I chose salmon roe as the main course, along with squid and whitebait. I had the tuna as sashimi. It’s not something I’d eat twice in the morning. It’s so luxurious, it’s like a dream. I want to eat it every day. It’s guaranteed to give me gout. Even the tuna alone was incredibly delicious. After checking out, I stopped off to buy some of their specialty sweets, which I couldn’t sleep at because they closed last night. Apparently they’ve been featured on TV a lot. Isn’t this amazing even under the 500 yen eyeball daddy ? It’s so realistic. And it’s made by a real Japanese confectionery shop, Shiniho, so it’s incredibly delicious. You should definitely buy this. Highly recommended. This is the end of this video. Thank you for watching until the end. Please subscribe, rate, and leave a comment . Look forward to the next video, From Sake to Izumo Dai. See you in the next video.
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