This place is deep in the mountains, so getting here isn't very convenient. If you want to visit Yabakei, I recommend taking a sightseeing bus, but it only runs on Sundays or holidays. During the autumn leaves season, though, it runs every day!
Yabakei | Review by 童寶寶
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