Kurokawa Onsen, Kumamoto - A relaxing inn for an extraordinary stay - Nonohana

#Travelwithme A relaxing time spent at an inn nestled in a sawtooth grove. The babbling of a clear stream and the wind rustling the leaves. I let myself go to the sounds of nature and took a deep breath. It was a different kind of extraordinary experience than staying at a hotel. The two inns in Kurokawa Onsen, Yamamizuki and Nonohana, are geographically close to each other, so of course the question of which was better came up. The prices are different, so it's hard to choose. I think Nonohana's food was more delicate. I was mesmerized by the melting horse sashimi, and I liked the grated yam and the salad with Tosa vinegar jelly. The breakfast at Nonohana was like a jewel box, with side dishes gathered on small plates. It wasn't so much about this one dish, but rather that the more you eat them in order or together, the more delicious they become. ・ I returned to my room, filled the coffee maker with water from the Ikeyama spring water source, and made coffee. I began to cherish the time until check-out.