日本山陰山陽八天｜神話傳說與動漫聖地｜自駕｜岡山瀨戶大橋、鳥取三朝溫泉、柯南小鎮｜PART1
Take a bus to the airport Arrive at Okayama Airport in Japan The Momotaro statue at the airport Go to the Toyota car rental near the airport Japanese people also started to arrive one after another to rent cars The GPS phone available for free rental has a built-in app that can record driving behavior when opened. An hour later, we arrived at the Seto Ohashi Memorial Hall. The trip happened to coincide with the Setouchi Triennale 2025. The trip happened to coincide with the Setouchi Triennale 2025. The Seto Ohashi Bridge is a double-deck bridge used for both cars and trains. An installation near the Seto Ohashi Memorial Hall: “Eight People, Nine Legs” The view of the Seto Ohashi Bridge from the observation deck We came to McDonald’s for dinner McDonald’s Utazu Store 50th Anniversary McDonald’s collaboration with Giikawa and Minecraft We happened to come across the UQ Thanksgiving Festival. Stayed at HOTEL ROUTE-INN SAKAIDEKITA INTER Room interior Room interior It’s raining, so we’ll have to change our plans to an indoor activity. Let’s go wander around Okayama Aeon A place where you can go crazy Let’s find something to eat at the food court. We’ve decided to eat at Tsukiji Gindaco, the famous takoyaki chain. After driving for over two hours, we’ve arrived at Mansuirou in Misasa. Upon entering, you can take either the escalator or the elevator. You check in at the lobby on the second floor. The lobby of this traditional Japanese onsen hotel has plenty of seating for guests to relax. There’s also a Tottori souvenir section here. If you don’t have time to buy souvenirs in Tottori or Yonago, you can purchase them directly here. Let’s Check Out the Room! During check-in, our luggage had already been taken to our room. The bathroom and toilet are separate. It’s a super spacious room, perfect even for three generations of a family to stay comfortably. Inside the closet, you’ll find yukata (Japanese robes) and towels. You can also get these at the main public bath if you prefer. Right outside the window, you can see the Mitoku River and Misasa Bridge. Once you walk from Mansuirou to Misasa Bridge, you’ll find yourself in the Onsen Street (hot spring town). Yakushi Nyorai (the Medicine Buddha) is a common sight in Japanese hot spring towns. He is the Buddha who saves sentient beings from illness and suffering. There aren’t many dinner options on Onsen Street. Also, most of the shops are not open. In the end, we decided to have dinner at Chadaya, which is right at the entrance of the Onsen Street. Raw horse meat, or basashi, tastes like sashimi. We mainly ordered beef bone ramen and okonomiyaki. After a satisfying meal, we walked back to Mansuirou, enjoying the scenery along the bridges. A neighbor’s chubby cat The next day, we visited the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory. It’s packed with Conan elements both inside and out. However, photography and video recording of the original manuscripts are not allowed. After exploring the museum, we went outside to walk along Conan Avenue. Let’s try pressing the intercom at the Kudo Residence. We’re having lunch at Conan’s Kitchen in Beika Shopping Street. It’s full of Detective Conan themes. It wasn’t a huge portion, but the food was tasty. Let’s go wander around Beika Shopping Street outside. The Conan Bridge on the way from the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory to the station. From Conan Bridge to Conan Station. The inside of Conan Station is very small. The tourist information center next door has many souvenirs and merchandise available for purchase. There’s also the latest Conan movie poster, featuring “One-eyed Flashback” The views upon entering the station. There’s a coin-operated locker not far from the station. We strolled all the way to the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory, and then drove to our next destination. Our next stop is the Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum, one of the few museums in the world dedicated solely to pears. On that day, admission was free, but unlike in the past, we couldn’t sample any pears. We came to Yakiniku Gyuo for yakiniku (grilled meat), right next to Kurayoshi Station. We ordered the popular platter set. The portion wasn’t huge, but adding some rice made it filling. It’s private and the meat is delicious. I highly recommend it! Next, we went to a self-service laundry to wash three days’ worth of clothes. We returned to the hotel to soak in the hot springs, concluding today’s itinerary.
PART 1 為前三天行程
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0:00前往桃太郎空港
0:12空港桃太郎像
0:15前往Toyota租車
0:20租借導航手機，記錄行車行爲
0:28瀨戶大橋紀念館
0:30瀨戶內國際藝術祭
0:36瀨戶大橋
1:01宇多津店麥當勞
1:09麥當勞聯名吉伊卡哇與麥塊
1:15 UQ感謝祭
1:19入住Hotel route-inn
1:57飯店早餐
2:24岡山Aeon
2:56鳥取萬翠樓
4:10萬翠樓房間內部
5:44三朝溫泉街
6:42茶田屋
7:16青山剛昌故鄉館
7:35柯南大道
7:45工藤家對講機
8:11米花商店街
8:53柯南大橋
9:05柯南車站
9:47獨眼的殘像海報
10:15北榮町閒逛
10:28二十世紀梨紀念館
10:52倉吉燒肉牛王