Roadside Station Maple River Hot Spring
I was driving along, thinking, "I wonder if my next destination is Washi-no-Sato." At a junction where I was almost there, I found a sign that said "Roadside Station Momiji-gawa Onsen" in the opposite direction from Washi-no-Sato.
Wait a minute. I didn't see it in the Google Maps search results! I was surprised, but did not hesitate to go in the direction of "Momijigawa Onsen".
In conclusion, I am glad I went.
This is because I came across "Hangoroshi," which was introduced on TV a while ago.
Hangoroshi. It is a terribly dangerous name, but it is not a dangerous thing. It refers to the famous "o-hagi" (rice cakes).
And behold the streamers.
It is probably the most disturbing banner with the most disturbing content on earth.
It was a total coincidence, but I'm glad I came.
Incidentally, "Hangoroshi" can be purchased in a building on the opposite side of the road from the roadside station, which looks like a product store.
The hankoroshi is kneaded with yomogi (Japanese mugwort) and is very soft. There is also red bean paste in it, but it is not too sweet, so it is quite edible.
Okay, next, next. I don't know the distance, so we have to go one after another.