Home Actress Virginia Trioli HD Photos and Wallpapers December 2023 Virginia Trioli Instagram - Retracing our footsteps, continued. On one of our many trips over three years of Russell living in Japan, we took the train in November 1997 to this remote, strangely gloomy but spectacular onsen in the mountains. It started snowing as we arrived, and we bathed in the hot volcanic waters under the stars and snow, hardly able to believe it was real. The food was ok then - but is now much improved. Mixed naked bathing - which was always a bit of a challenge, to be honest - is now modestly covered - but everything else was untouched and exactly the same. The river roars by you as you soak. It’s a dream. Back then I could take photos in the outside pools - today that’s strictly forbidden. The beautiful manager was astonished to learn we’d been there so many years ago, and told us that Covid had been incredibly tough, and that life still was, but she said if people kept coming back like we had then they might survive. Our son has told us he’ll never forget it. #japan #onsen ##memories #virginiatrioli

Virginia Trioli Instagram – Retracing our footsteps, continued. On one of our many trips over three years of Russell living in Japan, we took the train in November 1997 to this remote, strangely gloomy but spectacular onsen in the mountains. It started snowing as we arrived, and we bathed in the hot volcanic waters under the stars and snow, hardly able to believe it was real. The food was ok then – but is now much improved. Mixed naked bathing – which was always a bit of a challenge, to be honest – is now modestly covered – but everything else was untouched and exactly the same. The river roars by you as you soak. It’s a dream. Back then I could take photos in the outside pools – today that’s strictly forbidden. The beautiful manager was astonished to learn we’d been there so many years ago, and told us that Covid had been incredibly tough, and that life still was, but she said if people kept coming back like we had then they might survive. Our son has told us he’ll never forget it. #japan #onsen ##memories #virginiatrioli

Virginia Trioli Instagram - Retracing our footsteps, continued. On one of our many trips over three years of Russell living in Japan, we took the train in November 1997 to this remote, strangely gloomy but spectacular onsen in the mountains. It started snowing as we arrived, and we bathed in the hot volcanic waters under the stars and snow, hardly able to believe it was real. The food was ok then - but is now much improved. Mixed naked bathing - which was always a bit of a challenge, to be honest - is now modestly covered - but everything else was untouched and exactly the same. The river roars by you as you soak. It’s a dream. Back then I could take photos in the outside pools - today that’s strictly forbidden. The beautiful manager was astonished to learn we’d been there so many years ago, and told us that Covid had been incredibly tough, and that life still was, but she said if people kept coming back like we had then they might survive. Our son has told us he’ll never forget it. #japan #onsen ##memories #virginiatrioli

Virginia Trioli Instagram – Retracing our footsteps, continued.
On one of our many trips over three years of Russell living in Japan, we took the train in November 1997 to this remote, strangely gloomy but spectacular onsen in the mountains.
It started snowing as we arrived, and we bathed in the hot volcanic waters under the stars and snow, hardly able to believe it was real. The food was ok then – but is now much improved.
Mixed naked bathing – which was always a bit of a challenge, to be honest – is now modestly covered – but everything else was untouched and exactly the same. The river roars by you as you soak. It’s a dream.
Back then I could take photos in the outside pools – today that’s strictly forbidden.
The beautiful manager was astonished to learn we’d been there so many years ago, and told us that Covid had been incredibly tough, and that life still was, but she said if people kept coming back like we had then they might survive.
Our son has told us he’ll never forget it.
#japan #onsen ##memories #virginiatrioli | Posted on 27/Sep/2023 16:10:09

Virginia Trioli Instagram – The last of the Japan glimpses: knives and tempura at Kyoto’s Nishiki market; the exquisite Suzuki Zen museum in Kanazawa; glassware I should have bought at Jomo Kogen station; standout yakitori – ginkgo nuts and chicken heart – at Spainzaka Toriko, Tokyo; moments at Meiji Park; things I liked: something in the bag at my old, old haunt, @yohjiyamamoto.tokyo . 
We barely grazed the surface. 🇯🇵 #japan #travels Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Virginia Trioli Instagram – A sad, short Tokyo owl cafe story.
Animal cafe experiences are a big part of Tokyo popular culture: Shiba Inu dogs, hedgehogs and owls, etc.
We had a gorgeous morning at a Shiba cafe, where these imperious, aloof dogs allowed – or didn’t allow – themselves to be patted. It was clean, well run and the dogs were not over stressed.
The owl cafe, while obviously run by caring, loving owners, was very different. 
I will admit I was worried about the owl visit from the start – but my son is a huge lover of animals and wanted to try.
The incredibly small room was filled with owls who had their legs tethered, some crouching beneath benches as they were “trained”, and others – in the enclosed balcony room you can see here – looking out onto the glorious trees of the Meiji Shrine park. They stared at those trees fixedly.
We found the scene heartbreaking. It’s one thing to have a room of calm, domesticated house dogs, but these are wild, hunting predators who cannot fly more than a couple of flaps, and flinch every time someone pats them. 
We lasted ten minutes and left. The owners were confused and upset at our early departure, but we barely made it out to the lift before my son and I burst into tears and sobbed at the experience.
I’m sure there will be many here who tell us we are applying the wrong cultural lens – but I have never liked birds in cages. #tokyo #japan #animalrights Tokyo, Japan

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