Oh hai, nothing much, just chilling with the signage.








This is an active volcano with pouches of hot boiling water coming from within it that leaves the place with random thick smoke from the pockets and concentrated smell of sulfur. I thought I'd only smell this in Chemistry Lab.

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Samurai and Ninja village















Samurai and Ninja Village has really fun short mazes that left us all dizzy and laughing hysterically. My younger cousin kept turning and screaming at me that really scared me and I screamed too. Thus, the whole maze thing wasn't scary at all except that he's actually the scare factor. I did not purposely tilt my phone to capture that grainy picture shown above. They built the room in the maze up on a slope that caused us to have some imbalance, tending to fall downwards. It's a cool maze.

Cameras used: Canon EOS500D and Samsung Galaxy Note 2

This is the panorama view from our room. Toya Sun Plaza resort focuses on providing hot spring facilities thus the hotel facilities are not up to our standard. Pretty old furnitures used in their rooms and there's no wifi within the room. However, the Onsen (or Hot Spring) is altogether another amazing experience. We went for outdoor onsen at night, braving the cold but finding ourselves comfortably settled in the hot spring and almost reluctant to move in to the indoor onsen. The shower inside the onsen was really awesome. Not in terms of the furnishing but in terms of the soaps they provide us with, which was Horse Oil's shampoo and body wash that left me with smooth silky hair. I almost thought I was doing some advertisement for L'oreal or Sunsilk. So silky.



One other thing to comment, they provide the best best best buffets ever.
I ate so much for each buffet and inevitably gained weight.

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Rusutsu Ski Resort














Had a little bit of snow activities, with which I'm not exactly very satisfied.
Camera used: Canon EOS500D & Samsung Galaxy Note 2

*A mixture of photos taken using Canon EOS500D and Samsung Galaxy Note 2*




















The one and only bowl of Ramen we had in Japan and it has no egg in it.
We were quite disappointed because the whole point of eating ramen is to taste the all-so-famous egg.