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Shortly before arriving at "Jugokudani " (HELL VALLEY) close to Teshikaga

Very popular destination despite smelling strongly of sulphur. The egg sellers of "volcanically" cooked eggs offer their wares for sale..
approximately 3 Euro per 5 eggs. They do good business but I'm told that the eggs taste no different to ''normally'' cooked eggs

It's not really clear to me what this lady is doing here with a shopping bag.
The volcanically-cooked eggs are simply too expensive to buy in large quantities

In Lake Kussharoko close to Teshikaga. I’m sitting here in a natural hollow in hot water (approximately 42 degrees centigrade),
that comes volcanically-heated directly out of the ground below. The lake itself is very cold! If you dig a hole in the sand directly on the shore (about 10 to 15 cm), you can stand with one foot in volcanically-heated hot water and the other in the freezing cold lake

On the trip to the legendary Lake Mashuko, slowly winding my way up the mountain with great difficulty. There are remnants
of winter snow on the side of the road and I'm sweating despite the biting cold wind. The hairpin bends seem to go on forever...!