#275 Why I Might End Up in Nagano
Starting from the fact that Nagano-ken is consistently ranked at the top of the list for places people want to move to, personality Ayasei shares his actual travel experiences. In this episode, the charms of Nagano that Ayasei felt are fully conveyed.
The charm of Nagano felt through my own travels is incredible.
Nagano-ken has a vast area, and Ayasei passionately discusses the merits of the places he visited. He says he truly understood why it is always popular as a relocation destination while being there. During his trip, he touches on dining at a certain location within Nagano-ken and spots like Suwako. In particular, the view of Suwako at twilight was so exceptional that Ayasei was left breathless.
The meals I encountered during the trip are unforgettable.
He shares an episode where he enjoyed Kamameshi with his wife while traveling. The style of eating it with soy sauce, which even made Asaya-san respond with 'That sounds delicious,' describes a simple yet luxurious moment. Through the topic of food—one of the joys of travel—we get a glimpse into the food preferences of the two personalities in a heartwarming scene.
A certain event I experienced at Suwa-Taisha was impressive.
Toward the end of the trip, he tells the story of visiting a place known as a pilgrimage site for a certain work. Coincidentally arriving at twilight, he was overwhelmed by the fantastic scenery. Furthermore, he explains why he expressed that it might be his 'place to die' based on a specific experience he had there. For all the intriguing details, please listen to the full episode.
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