Life in Sakaiminato

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This is the second time we've presented a cartoon today. To please the children and fans of Kitaro, a legendary cartoon for many people, **GeGeGe no Kitaro** is a Japanese action-fantasy film. In this 2018 version, it will be shown on the screen again. The story is about Kitaro, the main character of this part. He was born in a cemetery, which allows him to communicate with ghosts. With the help of ghosts, he tries to protect the peace between the living and the spirits. We will take everyone to follow the trend of this cartoon.

Kitaro, the little monster, and his friends originated from Sakaiminato City, located in Tottori Prefecture, Japan. This coastal city is a top destination for vacationers, offering hot springs, fresh seafood, and the highlights of the Chugoku region. The main attraction is Mizuki Shigeru Road, lined with over 134 statues of ghosts and goblins. These characters were created by Shigeru Mizuki, a renowned Japanese cartoonist who was born in Sakaiminato.

From JR Sakaiminato Station to the Honmachi Arcade area, inspired by the manga "GeGeGe no Kitaro," two paths on both sides are lined with numerous restaurants, souvenir shops, and other attractions. Upon exiting Sakaiminato Station, shopping enthusiasts will be delighted by the abundance of diverse and enticing shops lining the streets, offering a unique and unforgettable shopping experience.

Unfortunately, the weather did not cooperate. Not only was the rain insufficient, but the road was also closed for repairs. As a result, the ghosts were unable to walk along the road.

The weather isn't cooperating, is it? Well, then let's eat. Since we're in Japan, the meal has to be sushi. That's what it means to be in Japan.

I was deeply impressed by the Onyado Nono hotel. Located just 150 meters from JR Sakaiminato Station, it offers a clean, convenient, and comfortable stay. I would have loved to extend my stay for several nights. The atmosphere, food, drinks, and relaxation were all top-notch. For those who enjoy onsen and a refreshing breeze on the rooftop, this is the place to be. The complimentary late-night udon was an added bonus. Overall, I give it a perfect 10 out of 10.

It is very big.

Are you feeling fresh? Check your heart.^^

On a rainy day, amidst our hunger pangs, we ventured to the renowned Nakaura Tairyo Fish Market, a bustling seafood haven. Situated by the sea and a major shipping port, the market offers an unparalleled selection of fresh seafood. The star attraction is the Matsuba crab, a winter delicacy prized for its succulent meat. Traditionally, it is boiled in salted water with seasoned seaweed, creating a symphony of flavors. The market also boasts a delectable array of ready-to-eat sushi and other culinary delights. The taste? Simply divine.

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Opening hours: 8:15 AM - 4:30 PM

Travel: Take the Hama Loop bus, Main Course line, and get off at stop 12. Alternatively, take a taxi from Sakaiminato Station.