Today, we visit the Sunpu Yume Hiroba (Sunpu Deam Plaza) . In this facility, visitors can enjoy natural hot springs, food, play, culture in the reproduced streets of Edo period. We bath in the different outdoor baths overlooking the mountains in the background. We had a simple but delicious lunch of assorted rice balls & beer. After lunch, we took a stroll wearing traditional bath robes /sandles around the "street"..did some shopping & had some ice-cream. We bath again..this is the life. This place is really refreshiing...they even have resting room equipped with individual 1st class airplane seats where you can either read a book, watch TV or just sleep.
Meanwhile, Asian stocks fell sharply after oil prices surged to a record high of $139 a barrel and data suggested the world's largest economy is creeping perilously closer to stagflation. The U.S. unemployment rate posted its steepest one-month rise in 22 years, figures on Friday showed, increasing fears of a replay of the 1970s when a spike in inflation coincided with a period of stagnant economic growth. Japan's Nikkei stock average slid 2.1 percent on Monday. Next, I am looking at the Sep N225 Call & Put options to add to the positions this week or next week.
Today, we visit the Sunpu Yume Hiroba (Sunpu Deam Plaza) . In this facility, visitors can enjoy natural hot springs, food, play, culture in the reproduced streets of Edo period. We bath in the different bat...then bath again.... This is the life.
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