This was a hot spring resort where the whole hill was filled with hot spring common communal. This entrance is covered by the bath ducks that one can go in floating it in the pool.
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Que interesante. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Teresa. A weird entrance for the hot spring
DeleteThe ducks are cute! Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteYou too. :)
DeleteThat's really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt is so wafu
DeleteBonita forma de reutilizar los patitos.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Probably not hygienic.
DeleteHow strange!
ReplyDeleteAlmost every hot spring has a feature. The capitalism at work in Japan
DeleteStill functioning?
ReplyDeleteIt was. Popular and expensive in that region actually. There was this 2km walk from the entrance
DeleteVery unique and different.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful photo. I am quite fond of ducks. My daughter-in-law collects them :)
ReplyDeleteCertainly somewhat different
ReplyDeleteEvery year the Longview-Kelso (Washington State) combined Chamber of Commerce has a Rubber Duckie Race. People pay a fee and their name is written on a duckie. All of the rubber duckies are dumped into the Cowlitz River at once. The one that reaches the finish line first wins a fairly large cash prize for the person named. The rest of the money goes to charity. Everyone has a good time.
ReplyDelete...I've never seen so many "rubber duckies."
ReplyDeleteStunning colors and ideal cpodiyion.
ReplyDeleteCpodiyion should be composition.
DeleteInteresting and nice shot
ReplyDeleteThat entrance makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteNot your usual sight. All those ducks! Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeletenice place
ReplyDeleteThis is cool. These bath ducks are adorable.
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