A hot spring paradise also serves curry rice omelets — Ryan Chen takes you to explore the hidden hot spring gem of Furano

▲ Ryan Chen’s travel show recently visited a hidden hot spring spot in Japan. (Photo / Provided by Asia Travel)

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The show hosted by entertainer Ryan Chen recently visited a secret hot spring spot in Furano — a hidden gem known only to locals and a free open-air hot spring at that. Despite heavy snowfall that day and temperatures dropping as low as -12°C, Ryan couldn’t resist the allure of the steaming warm mist rising from the pool. Bravely, he dove right into the hot spring for a refreshing dip in nature. The director, undeterred by the sub-zero cold, played in the snow with Ryan by the poolside, having fun and even nearly slipping and falling into the hot spring — turning himself into a human popsicle... Over the course of their journey, Ryan and the director grew so close their bond was like that of father and son, resulting in heartwarming and affectionate moments.

In Furano, aside from soaking in the hot springs, there’s also a must-try dish: curry rice omelet — one of Furano’s famous local specialties. You haven’t truly been to Furano if you haven’t tried it. Of course, “The Prince’s Moving Castle” also takes everyone to taste this certified delicious curry rice omelet. Why is it so magical? Follow the journey on Asia Travel TV to see Ryan’s emotional stories along the way and enjoy the exciting content of the show. Be sure to tune in on time.

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