1. 旅好き 煩悩夫婦の道草食ってく?
  2. 日本徘徊〜宮崎市-日南市〜
2025-04-11 40:50

日本徘徊〜宮崎市-日南市〜

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1/27〜折りたたみ自転車で沖縄を、3/26〜ハンターカブに乗り換えて、現在九州を旅しています。

4/8収録

 

宮崎市を出発し、日南市に拠点を移し観光しました。

ツーリングというより、観光メインの旅になりつつあります。

 

#青島神社 #鬼の洗濯板 #南風茶屋 #鵜戸神宮

#油津 #港の駅めいつ #道の駅なんごう #服部植物研究所 #飫肥

#北郷温泉 #丸新荘

 

#ct125 #ハンターカブ #カブで日本一周 #夫婦ライダー #夫婦旅 #九州旅 #日本一周 #一周しない日本一周 #日本行きたいところ行きまくる旅

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ハンターカブで九州を旅行し、宮崎市と日南市を訪れ、キャンプ場や観光スポットを楽しんでいます。ランチには美味しいなんばんうどんを味わい、神話の神社である鵜戸神宮や天岩戸神社を巡る旅をしています。宮崎市と日南市を訪れ、かつお料理を楽しみながら町の歴史について話しています。このエピソードでは、九州の宮崎市や日南市を訪れ、かつお炙り定食やマンゴーソフトクリームを楽しんでいます。また、宮崎市のハットリ植物研究所でナンジャモンジャ苔の研究を通じて、苔に関する興味深い知識を紹介しています。ハンターカブで宮崎市と日南市を巡り、美しい温泉と新鮮な海鮮料理を楽しむ様子を描いています。さらに、ハンターカブを使って九州の宮崎市と日南市を巡り、自炊をしながら地元の食材を楽しむ旅をしています。

宮崎市の宿泊体験
ひさぽん
旅好き。煩悩夫婦の道草食ってく。 This is the podcast for chatting between a married couple who moved to Nagano prefecture and loves to travel and go out.
かなえ
番組パーソナリティの佐根と金江です。 We are Sakon and Kanae from the program First Anity.
私たちは現在ハンターカブで九州を旅しています。 We are currently traveling in Kyushu by HUNTER CUB.
今日は4月の8日です。 Today is April 8th.
Last time, it was the day before yesterday.
I was recording in Kuse-ni-naru Hayashi-sou in Miyazaki City.
ひさぽん
Kuse-ni-naru Hayashi-sou.
かなえ
Did you get used to it?
ひさぽん
I didn't get used to it, but it was cheap and good.
かなえ
Wi-Fi was really fast.
ひさぽん
Wi-Fi was really fast.
かなえ
I was surprised at the super high speed.
ひさぽん
Do you know why it's fast?
かなえ
Why?
Because there was no lantern in the room.
ひさぽん
Really?
There was a lantern in the room for three times.
かなえ
Great.
ひさぽん
Great.
It was fast.
かなえ
It was fast.
There was a drink bar.
ひさぽん
It was a drink bar.
For some reason.
かなえ
Yes.
ひさぽん
There was a drink bar and a welcome drink.
かなえ
Yes.
The staff was also cheerful.
ひさぽん
It was very good.
It was cheap, but you can rent a car.
It's cheap to ride a lantern.
If you ever go to Miyazaki City again, please.
It's convenient.
かなえ
Yes.
I've been doing something little by little today.
日南市のキャンプ場
かなえ
I'm at a campsite called Izakibana Park in Nichinan City, Miyazaki Prefecture.
ひさぽん
It's free here.
かなえ
It's a campsite where you can use it for free without reservation.
ひさぽん
That's right.
かなえ
By the way, it's Tuesday today, but if it's the weekend, it's a campsite with a lot of people, right?
ひさぽん
Yes, it's like a commune.
It's free.
And there's a waterfront toilet.
かなえ
There are a lot of places where it's sunny, and there are a lot of places where you can park your car, and there are places where it's a little higher, and there are places right next to the waterfront.
It's divided into three or so.
That's right.
And there's a place where you can go to the sea right below where there's a lot of mud.
Fishing people used to come here in the daytime.
ひさぽん
That's right.
I think it would be great to make this place a base camp for night fishing.
かなえ
Yes, yes.
The local fishermen are amazing.
ひさぽん
They come here a lot in the morning.
かなえ
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
The toilet is also very clean.
It's just that the toilet paper is cut off.
It's not replenished every day, so I think that's just a little bit of a point of caution.
ひさぽん
God, please be at ease.
かなえ
But the waterfront was also beautiful.
ひさぽん
That's right.
かなえ
Of course, you can take the garbage home, but if you can afford it, I think it's a very convenient campsite.
ひさぽん
There are no houses around here at all.
It's a peninsula, or it's a part of the campsite where the moon rises, so it's very quiet at night.
かなえ
Yes, yes, yes.
So, how did we get here?
We've been setting up a tent since yesterday.
Yesterday, we passed through a place called Nichinan Phoenix Road and did something from Miyazaki City little by little.
It's by the sea, isn't it?
青島神社の観光スポット
かなえ
We first went to a place called Aoshima Shrine.
There's an island that's a little far away, like Kojima, right?
It's connected by a small bridge, and the whole island is like a shrine.
It's a tourist attraction.
That's right.
This is the first time I've seen it, so it's called a demon's washing board.
What is it?
It's not that the surface is flowing, but what is it?
ひさぽん
It's the seabed, or the ground on the shallow side of the wave.
The bottom of the sea and the bottom of the sea?
It's the bottom of the sea, isn't it?
The part that was under the wave is like this in the wave.
It's near the wave, so it's easy to be affected by the wave, isn't it?
The part that was scraped off the bottom of the ground due to the influence of the wave is flowing,
かなえ
and the part that was scraped off the bottom of the sea is on the ground.
It's like a washing board that a demon would wash.
ひさぽん
It's like a scale.
It's amazing.
It's just the right size for a demon to wash.
かなえ
It's huge.
I can see it well from the shallow part of the sea around the island.
I thought,
Oh, it's like this.
ひさぽん
The hardness of the sandstone varies from place to place.
It's like a washing board that was scraped off by the wave.
The soft part is scraped off, and the hard part remains.
It's like a washing board that's been scraped off.
It's like that.
かなえ
I call it the washing board of the sea.
ひさぽん
It's rare, isn't it?
かなえ
It's a rare thing in Japan.
After that, even if you do something little by little, even if you cross Aoshima Shrine,
you can see something like that from the sea.
That's right. It's been around for a while.
I thought it was interesting.
美味しいランチと神社巡り
かなえ
Then I went to a place called Nanpu Tea Shop to eat lunch.
This is a udon shop, isn't it?
Nanpu Udon.
Nanpu Udon. It was delicious.
It's a famous dish.
ひさぽん
The chicken nanban on top of the udon was really delicious.
This chicken nanban was really delicious.
かなえ
I got a cold soup set meal.
If you order a set meal, all the chicken nanban will be on top.
That's right.
ひさぽん
It was really delicious.
かなえ
This is a udon shop, but I thought it was a shop to eat chicken nanban.
ひさぽん
I should have made chicken nanban a set meal.
かなえ
It's a must-eat, so if you're ever in Japan, please try it.
That's right.
Then I went to a place called Udo Shrine.
ひさぽん
It's Udo Jingu.
かなえ
It's Udo Jingu.
I've been going around the shrine since I came to Miyazaki.
ひさぽん
That's right. Miyazaki is a city of myths.
Yes, that's right.
Udo Jingu.
As expected, it's a shrine, isn't it?
I feel full.
かなえ
I'm getting full, but it was really interesting.
What was it?
神話の場所の探訪
かなえ
I went to the Amano Iwato Shrine in Takachiho.
I went to the Amano Iwato Shrine in Takachiho.
I went to the back side of the shrine.
I went to a sacred place.
ひさぽん
I was told that it was a place where myths were transmitted.
It's a place where Amaterasu Mikami was buried.
かなえ
That's right.
I was told that it was a place where myths were transmitted.
Personally, I think it's here.
ひさぽん
Well, it's in the cave.
かなえ
It was a great cave.
There was a great shrine in the cave.
What do you think?
It's rude to say that it's a very impressive shrine,
but I thought it was a well-made shrine.
ひさぽん
It's amazing to bring wood to such a cave.
To be honest, it's amazing to build it.
It's amazing.
It's really one of a kind.
かなえ
What was it?
It was built in the 500s, wasn't it?
In the 500s.
ひさぽん
I forgot how many years, but it's very old.
かなえ
It is said that it was built more than 2,000 years ago.
I often thought about building a shrine there.
ひさぽん
That's right.
In the Udo Shrine, it was built in 804.
There is a record that the shrine was rebuilt in 804.
At least there should have been a shrine before 804.
So it was built more than 1,200 years ago.
That's amazing.
It is said that people lived there as a symbol of faith.
かなえ
That's amazing.
The scenery was also very good.
It was a cave on the edge of the sea.
ひさぽん
It is said that it was the stage of the legend of the mountain and the sea.
It is said that it was the stage of the legend of the god of the sea and the god of the mountain.
かなえ
I bought that.
お土産と旅の締めくくり
ひさぽん
What?
かなえ
That.
ひさぽん
That?
かなえ
What is it?
That.
That's the name of the Udo shrine.
The name was Naminonita-un.
ひさぽん
Naminonita-un.
かなえ
I bought it.
You bought Naminori-un.
I bought Naminori-un.
Naminori-un is a truck driver's hobby.
It says un, and it's a bell riding on the waves.
ひさぽん
It's a bell made of clay.
かなえ
I bought it because I wanted to decorate the front door.
If you come to the new house of the Bondo family, please come and see it.
ひさぽん
It's just written like that.
かなえ
I bought it because it was cute.
ひさぽん
It's too big.
It's written like that.
かなえ
It's on the wave.
It's on the wave.
I bought it.
It's a motorcycle trip, so I don't want to add more luggage.
ひさぽん
I bought it.
I thought I'd send it back with the unnecessary luggage.
かなえ
I couldn't stand it.
I bought it.
宮崎市と日南市の観光
ひさぽん
It's too straightforward and interesting.
かなえ
I bought it at home.
ひさぽん
Thank you very much.
かなえ
I bought it at home.
And today.
Today.
ひさぽん
Is it okay today?
Is it okay?
I'm sorry.
かなえ
It's today.
It's today.
We're really not touring.
ひさぽん
We've been sightseeing all the time.
かなえ
I'm sightseeing more today.
ひさぽん
I don't think it's moving more than a poor rental car.
かなえ
That's right.
ひさぽん
I think it's moving more when I'm riding a bicycle.
I don't think there was a carriage at that distance.
かなえ
It's interesting.
First of all, I went to Aburatsu from the campsite.
Aburatsu.
Aburatsu is also.
Well.
What was it?
Well.
Nichinan City.
Nichinan City.
It's a place that flourished a long time ago.
ひさぽん
That's right.
かなえ
It used to be a tuna fishing village.
It flourished from Meiji to the early Showa period.
ひさぽん
That's right.
It's a place that flourished.
It's a tuna fishing village plus.
It's a little inland.
It's a fishing village called Obi in Joryu.
There is a wood called Obisugi that can be caught there.
Obisugi is a wood that is very good at making boats.
It seems to have had an explosive hit.
It's just about the late Edo period.
There was a phase in which cedar trees, which had been planted for about a hundred years, were cut out at once from Meiji to Taisho.
For this purpose, tuna and Obisugi were exported and exported.
It is a port town with a very flourishing port.
It flourished at that time.
It's a building around the Meiji period.
It's a jewelry store.
It's a inn.
It's a brick-making warehouse with various materials.
The buildings at that time are well preserved.
It's a nice place.
かなえ
It's a perfect size for a walk.
ひさぽん
That's right.
It's a place where you can walk around because it's a port town.
かなえ
There is also a station called Aburatsu Station near here.
It's a subway station.
I thought it would be interesting to come by train and rent a bicycle.
ひさぽん
The one running here is a mobile car.
かなえ
I was caught.
It's a hidden camera.
It's Tetsuota police.
I was caught.
ひさぽん
By the way, Aburatsu is said to be the birthplace of the Shinkai no Koto work a while ago.
It's Aburatsu.
Aburatsu is a fishing port.
When Suzume-chan gets off the bicycle, she dies and moves.
Suzume-chan is from Nichinan City.
So it's probably Aburatsu.
かなえ
I see.
It's a nice place.
Personally, I like the stone bridge.
It's well preserved.
It was once hardened with concrete.
But the locals opposed it.
ひさぽん
It's not that they opposed it, but they wanted to regain their former appearance.
So the prefecture built it and removed the concrete.
There are many places where you can see the stone construction.
かなえ
What was that?
It says,
It says,
It says,
ひさぽん
It says,
It says,
It says,
It says,
かなえ
It says,
It says,
It says,
ひさぽん
It says,
かなえ
It says,
ひさぽん
It says,
It says,
かなえ
It says,
かつお料理の体験
かなえ
The next place we went to for lunch was Umino-Ike, Umino-Eki Meitsu.
One of the recommended dishes at Umino-Eki Meitsu was katsuo-chan.
ひさぽん
Meitsu is another fishing port in the south of Aburatsu.
It's located in a village called Nango.
It's called Meitsu-ko.
Katsuo-no-Ipponzuri's katsuo-no-gyokaku-ryo is the best in Japan.
There is a new facility called Umino-Eki next to the roadside station.
There is a booth, a corner, and a restaurant.
I called the restaurant.
かなえ
I went there at about 11.30, but there were a lot of people.
ひさぽん
There were more than 20 groups.
かなえ
It's Tuesday, but it's a weekday.
ひさぽん
I was surprised.
かなえ
I thought there were a lot of locals, but everyone was looking forward to katsuo.
ひさぽん
That's right.
It was delicious.
We ate side by side. It was delicious.
かなえ
This is not katsuo.
ひさぽん
It wasn't katsuo.
かなえ
Anari-chan ate katsuo rice, katsuo rice.
ひさぽん
It's not like a pickled rice bowl, but it's a rice bowl with katsuo on it.
かつお炙り定食の体験
ひさぽん
I ate katsuo-aburi-teishoku with Ichiyoshi and Goto-uchi-gurume.
You can eat raw katsuo-aburi-teishoku even if you don't grill it.
You can grill katsuo-aburi-teishoku if you like.
The katsuo-aburi-teishoku was completely grilled meat.
It was delicious grilled meat.
Even if you don't grill katsuo-aburi-teishoku, you can eat delicious katsuo-aburi-teishoku as it is.
かなえ
For me, katsuo-aburi-teishoku was the best sashimi.
ひさぽん
For me, too.
Katsuo-aburi-teishoku was the best sashimi.
かなえ
It doesn't smell at all.
ひさぽん
It's amazing.
I thought katsuo-aburi-teishoku was only juicy.
かなえ
It's really delicious.
It doesn't have a light taste.
ひさぽん
It has a rich taste.
かなえ
It was sticky.
It was like eating tuna.
ひさぽん
I understand.
かなえ
It was really delicious.
Really?
ひさぽん
I'm glad I could eat it.
By the way, it was difficult to understand.
What I understood was that katsuo-aburi-teishoku has a system called kaezara.
I thought it was a hassle to pay for a plate of chicken.
However, katsuo-aburi-teishoku was served in small portions on a small plate.
Imagine grilled meat.
Katsuo-aburi-teishoku was served like that.
かなえ
It was like soy sauce and salt sauce.
ひさぽん
Apparently, it was a system where you could order an additional plate of katsuo.
So if you want to eat it, you can pay for it.
I heard that katsuo-aburi-teishoku has such a system.
If I had known that, I would have eaten more katsuo.
かなえ
You could also make ochazuke.
ひさぽん
If you ask for dashi, they will bring it to you.
かなえ
You can make ochazuke with katsuo.
宮崎のマンゴーソフトクリーム
かなえ
I went to eat dessert at Michi-no-eki Nango.
ひさぽん
Nango is about 10 minutes from there.
かなえ
I wanted to eat soft cream.
Mango.
ひさぽん
Speaking of Nango.
かなえ
I wanted to eat mango soft cream at Nango.
ひさぽん
Nango, mango.
かなえ
Nango and mango.
ひさぽん
Nango, mango.
かなえ
I think they sell mango juice and mango soft drink everywhere.
I heard that this shop uses local mangoes.
I wanted to eat soft cream.
But I got a little sick.
There was a soft cream on a waffle cone like a parfait.
There was a flake on the bottom.
I ate a sweet with cut mango and mango sauce on top.
ひさぽん
It was delicious just with soft cream.
It was delicious with mango sauce and mango.
かなえ
It was delicious, but I'm satisfied with the soft cream.
It was delicious.
ひさぽん
It was really delicious.
Soft cream and mango.
かなえ
Yes.
This Michi-no-eki is that.
ひさぽん
What is it?
You didn't catch it.
かなえ
You didn't catch it.
ひさぽん
I missed it.
かなえ
I'm sad.
ひさぽん
There was a door and a chair at the end of the road.
かなえ
There was.
ひさぽん
It was a photo spot.
かなえ
And the location is really good.
The sea is very beautiful.
You can see the sea just in front of the curve.
I want to run through this place comfortably.
There is a road called Phoenix Road on the way.
When I entered Michi-no-eki and ate soft cream,
they put a bench on the other side.
ひさぽん
It was a style to eat while looking at the scenery.
かなえ
It was really good.
Michi-no-eki itself is small.
There is a place to eat rice.
ひさぽん
It's a place to eat rice.
かなえ
It's not a place to come all the way.
ひさぽん
It's a place to see the view.
かなえ
The location was really good.
ひさぽん
I think it's a place where there is a soft cream corner on the terrace of the observatory.
かなえ
Thank you for letting me eat soft cream.
ひさぽん
It was delicious.
By the way, they are open from 8.30 am.
You can eat soft cream tomorrow morning.
かなえ
I'm glad.
If I want to eat again, I'll come here.
ひさぽん
I agree.
かなえ
After that, I finally got up.
ハトリ植物研究所の訪問
かなえ
This is the Hattori Plant Research Institute in Obi.
ひさぽん
I've always wanted to go to the Hattori Plant Research Institute.
かなえ
What is there?
It is the only research institute specializing in moss in the world.
ひさぽん
It is a research institute specializing in moss.
Ordinary people can visit it for free until 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
It's a place where there are a lot of old buildings in Joka-machi.
It is a very retro building with a single corner.
They are studying moss inside.
I've always wanted to see it.
I thought it was cute because moss was mysterious.
I'm an amateur in terms of moss, so I went there to see if there was anything I could understand.
かなえ
There was Nanja Monja moss.
ひさぽん
It's Nanja Monja moss.
Professor Hattori of the Hattori Plant Research Institute is one of the researchers who became famous.
I don't know if it's moss or moss.
I don't know what this plant is.
I don't know for the time being.
Let's name it Nanja Monja.
I named it Nanja Monja moss.
I'm serious.
I don't know, so I'll name it Nanja Monja moss.
Once I wrote it down, I found out later that it wasn't moss, it was moss.
That's why it's called moss.
That's what it is.
It has the characteristics of various plants.
I asked a specialist of various plants to show me the specimen of Nanja Monja moss.
Everyone said,
It's not ours.
It's not our plant.
Everyone said that.
I really didn't know.
It is said that it was first collected in Japan around Gakidake in Nagano Prefecture and Goryudake.
かなえ
I see.
ひさぽん
It is known that it is in various places now, but it is a moss that is quite abundant.
I see.
The name is cute.
Nanja Monja moss.
I thought the Nanja Monja moss T-shirt was good,
but I don't know what Nanja Monja moss is like except for the name.
I want a Nanja Monja moss T-shirt when I find out.
かなえ
It's not like a museum because it's a research institution.
It's really a little bit of an exhibition.
There are a lot of Nanja Monja moss that I used to use in the past,
and there are books and picture books lined up.
ひさぽん
There are a lot of different Nanja Monja moss,
so if you look at the Nanja Monja moss,
かなえ
you can see that it has these characteristics.
I think I can do it in 30 minutes.
ひさぽん
If you are interested in Nanja Monja moss,
you can ask questions directly to the staff.
かなえ
You can pay 100 yen as a co-operative fee.
ひさぽん
If you pay 100 yen, you can say thank you in a very loud voice.
かなえ
I don't think there are so many people.
At first, the research support staff told us a lot of things,
but we went right next to the pavilion,
so the researchers who came down at that time at the pavilion
ひさぽん
happened to come down and talk to us directly.
When we were about to start the conversation,
the staff said,
there are a lot of guests today.
When we were talking about how the Nanja Monja moss got into the Kokedama,
the staff said,
there is a Nanja Monja moss teacher today.
They talked to the teacher in the back.
There were two great teachers.
There was a former president of Minamikyushu University,
who was doing research on moss,
and there was a professor at a museum or research institute in Osaka.
かなえ
There was a professor specializing in Nanja Monja moss.
There was a professor specializing in Nanja Monja moss.
ひさぽん
He said that he happened to come to Osaka to play.
かなえ
When I said that there was a Nanja Monja moss growing in the Kokedama,
he said, what color was the moss?
ひさぽん
I said, it was white.
かなえ
He said, everyone is white, but did you take a closer look?
If you don't take a close look,
you can't tell if it's red or brown.
He said, there are many colors.
ひさぽん
He seemed to have a lot of fun talking to me.
He said, it's a microscope.
I said, let's start with a magnifying glass.
He taught me how to use a magnifying glass.
He said, there is a characteristic of this moss here.
I said, do you know?
He said, I don't know.
I said, let's take a look at the microscope.
I didn't expect to be taught by a professor.
I learned one interesting thing about moss.
He explained to me the difference between moss and moss.
He seemed to have a lot of fun talking to me.
かなえ
I didn't expect to be taught by a professor.
ひさぽん
I didn't expect to be taught by a professor.
かなえ
Let's go again if we have a chance.
Yes.
宮崎の魅力
かなえ
This is a village in Obi.
It's called Joka-machi.
ひさぽん
Yes.
かなえ
Obi-cho.
Obi-cho is a tourist attraction.
There are some old towns around it.
You can take a walk there.
We didn't have time, so we took a bike.
ひさぽん
Yes.
It was very good.
The sacred gate?
Yes.
かなえ
Obi-cho gate.
ひさぽん
It was like Nandai-mo.
The cherry blossoms and stone tatami were wonderful.
We couldn't take a picture because the battery of the action camera was dead.
It was so calm.
It was so calm.
It was really good.
かなえ
Why were you in a hurry?
Well...
ひさぽん
We had a plan for the last night in Miyazaki.
We wanted to eat Jidori.
So we went to a specialty store to eat Jidori.
It was a waste of time to eat Jidori.
It was a waste of time to eat Jidori.
It was a waste of time to go shopping.
But we had to take a bath.
There was only a bath here.
The store was in the opposite direction.
So we had to take a bath and go shopping.
So we hurried to the bathhouse.
かなえ
We went to Kitago Onsen the day before yesterday.
Kitago Onsen.
ひさぽん
Yes.
かなえ
I didn't imagine Miyazaki Onsen.
It was a very good onsen.
ひさぽん
It is said that it is the home of Miyazaki Onsen.
かなえ
It's a beautiful bath.
ひさぽん
It's a beautiful bath.
かなえ
We went to a place called Marushinso.
This is a bathhouse where you can eat lobster.
ひさぽん
You can eat good lobsters here with a reservation.
かなえ
Yes.
Do you usually stay at this onsen?
ひさぽん
Yes, I usually stay at this onsen.
かなえ
It costs 500 yen for a day trip.
The quality of the onsen was very good.
ひさぽん
It's great.
It's not just running water,
but it's pouring hot water straight from the basement.
It's a great deal of profit.
It's a great deal of profit in terms of freshness.
It's running water.
The temperature of the onsen was about 55 degrees.
According to the temperature chart on the bath,
it was about 49 or 50 degrees.
If you pull it with a pipe,
it will be a good temperature,
so it seems that they put it in as it is.
The onsen is quite thick.
かなえ
It was thick.
ひさぽん
It's thick, but it's really warm.
The hot spring is a little lukewarm.
The gap between the two is good.
かなえ
You can enter the hot spring as long as you want.
ひさぽん
It's a lukewarm onsen with a lot of salt.
It's a lukewarm onsen with a good texture.
It's a little salty.
かなえ
The pH was about 7.4.
ひさぽん
It was about alkaline.
But it was more than that.
The warmth of the salt,
the feeling of warming the body,
it was like a natural sauna.
かなえ
It was wonderful.
ひさぽん
It was really good.
The atmosphere is also good.
The atmosphere of the onsen is also very good.
かなえ
There are a lot of local people.
ひさぽん
There were quite a few people who seemed to come every day.
The uncle who talked to me at the entrance
seemed to come every day.
You can also have an onsen.
You can drink it.
It has a good freshness.
There is also a hot spring facility next to it.
It's a hot spring facility.
I think it's a butterfly facility.
I think it's a deer facility.
I think it's a deer facility.
It's December.
It's the end of the year.
It seems to have become very beautiful.
But it's really next door.
I thought I could enter it as I liked.
According to the uncle at the entrance,
it seems to have been disinfected.
It's the same hot spring, but it's a little different.
かなえ
I personally liked it more than Hinokage Onsen.
ひさぽん
This onsen is really good.
I think it's the type of onsen that I like
even in the national class.
If you come to Miyazaki,
I think it's better to stay overnight.
It was 500 yen and the last reception was at 7 o'clock at night.
かなえ
Yes.
ひさぽん
I want to stay here again at the time of Ise-bi.
I want to stay here.
Yes.
かなえ
And then, I was in a hurry,
but in the end,
I don't know if the call was connected to the call
or not.
I don't know if it's connected or not.
I was looking for a place to stay,
地元の食材を使ったキャンプ料理
かなえ
and the person who said it was okay
returned to the obi,
and I was invited to a place called Toribou,
which is a specialty store for taking home.
ひさぽん
Yes.
It seems that the last order was until 6.15,
but when I called around 6.20,
he said,
I haven't turned off the fire yet,
so it's okay.
かなえ
It was very helpful.
ひさぽん
It was delicious.
Yes.
For the time being,
I asked for a substitute for charcoal-grilled chicken.
かなえ
Yes.
ひさぽん
This is really delicious.
かなえ
Yes.
I thought it was heavy the moment I got it,
but I wondered how much it contained.
ひさぽん
I wonder how many grams it contained.
I should have measured it.
I should have measured it.
かなえ
I think it's a chicken.
It's chewy.
Even the skin is delicious.
It was delicious.
ひさぽん
I ate this at the campsite today.
かなえ
Yes.
Did you cook rice for the first time today?
ひさぽん
I cooked rice today,
and the main side dish was grilled chicken.
And miso soup was bought at Hita Shoyu.
I bought shiitake mushrooms at Oita.
I bought shiitake mushrooms near Naoiri.
And I bought a mandarin orange at Haruka
on the way to Saganoseki.
I put the mandarin orange skin in the accent
and made miso soup.
かなえ
And I bought fried fish at Meitsu.
ひさぽん
It was a huge fried fish.
It was a huge fried fish.
かなえ
It was very delicious.
It was delicious even when it was cold.
It was thick.
ひさぽん
It was thick.
It was as rich as if it had cheese in it.
かなえ
It was very delicious.
ひさぽん
It was delicious.
かなえ
I couldn't finish it.
ひさぽん
And I got a mandarin orange from Haruka in Shibuya.
It was delicious.
かなえ
The campsite is finally like a campsite.
ひさぽん
It was like a home-cooked meal
that I wanted to use what I bought in Oita and Miyazaki.
かなえ
When I move a lot all day,
if I eat out,
I eat out and take a bath,
and if I just stay at the campsite,
it's relatively easy.
ひさぽん
That's right.
We tend to do that.
かなえ
That's right.
We often feel like that.
Today, when I cooked rice,
it was very delicious.
It was delicious.
ひさぽん
It was a fun day
to meet various people.
かなえ
That's right.
So we're not touring.
ひさぽん
Really.
かなえ
We're going sightseeing and eating.
ひさぽん
And if you call your local people and talk to them,
the day is over.
That's right.
かなえ
Isn't that fun?
ひさぽん
That's right.
It's not easy.
かなえ
That's right.
I think our travel style is a little different
because we're a couple.
Hisapon is the type to go ahead quickly.
ひさぽん
Rather, riding a motorcycle is sightseeing.
That's right.
It's fun to ride, so I'm running all the time.
The purpose is to go to a restaurant to eat delicious food.
かなえ
I want to go to a city that I don't know,
know, and eat.
And if I go to Sanchuku,
I wonder what kind of vegetables are made around here.
It's fun to see that.
He's the type to take it easy.
The style of the trip now is very much like me.
ひさぽん
In fact, the driving distance is about 50 kilometers.
かなえ
That's right.
ひさぽん
I don't have to fill up the gas at all.
かなえ
It's okay to fill it up once every three days.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
ひさぽん
Tomorrow is the day to fill up the gas.
かなえ
Tomorrow, I'm going to withdraw from the campsite and do something else.
ひさぽん
I'm planning to go to Kagoshima Prefecture tomorrow.
かなえ
You're planning to go.
That's it.
That's it.
Have a good day, everyone.
That's all from Miyazaki Prefecture.
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