是一條很浪漫有情調的小徑
[Closed Down] Shinjuku Mylord | Review by 吳佩慈
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Gero Onsen
Gero Onsen is a historic hot spring said to have been discovered either during the Engi era (901-923) or the Tenryaku era (947-957). Records indicate that Oda Nobunaga was particularly fond of the hot spring and often visited for therapeutic bathing. During the Edo period, Hayashi Razan, a Confucian scholar who served the Tokugawa family, named it one of Japan’s Three Famous Hot Springs, alongside Arima Onsen in Hyogo Prefecture and Kusatsu Onsen in Gunma Prefecture.
In the summer evenings after dinner, the streets around the hot springs are filled with travelers strolling around in yukata.
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Hayashi Fumiko Memorial Hall
A memorial hall dedicated to Hayashi Fumiko, the author known for such major works as “Diary of a Vagabond” and “Floating Clouds.” The building was her home from 1941 until her death about 10 years later. When building the house, Hayashi studied architecture and even visited traditional homes in Kyoto with her architect. Her attention to detail can be seen throughout the house.
This is a historic and upscale residential area, and it's really peaceful all around. You can admire the beautiful old houses and really feel the literary atmosphere.