At Kyotsukan Ryokan

Mark and I stayed at a typical Japanese inn named Kyotsukan Ryokan. They were terrific people and were very attentive, although they have zero English!

I liked that Japanese ryokan way were all guests dine at the same time. There's call time and it feels like Mom has prepared the most sumptious meals! I highly recommend them because of their service and kindness but this is not a great place for people who'd love to soak themselves in Ofuro, there's no Ofuro in Kyotsukan. There's a nearby Onsen though and if you buy the ticket in the ryokan (Japanese inn), it will just cost you 350 Yen. Of course, my sore body deserves a hot and steaming hot spring and I couldn't resist the temptation even though there's not much time.

Onsen, good food and a satisfied tourist, I think this will do good for this year's Christmas. Most of the pictures are from Mark's camera, my camera's battery drained out and I didn't have the chance to charge.

Tomorrow, I'd be up early to catch my flight to Manila. I want to endulge myself in a day's full spa. My schedule is so tight and full that I would probably not be able to do all the things I want to do.

But first things first, I need the best massage.

After a year of pressure, sleepless work nights, weekend work and break up I think I deserve to be treated to nice, soothing stress-relieving massage!