I enjoyed living in the village, with a watercolor "painting" of thick clouds and drizzle in front of the glass, and the sea in the distance in the Bay of Biscay, the sea and sky chaotic, one color. Following the wildflower trail in front of me, I felt slippery

I enjoyed living in the village, with a watercolor "painting" of thick clouds and drizzle in front of the glass, and the sea in the distance in the Bay of Biscay, the sea and sky chaotic, one color. Following the wildflower path in front of me, I felt like I was slipping into the painting, but I was still hidden from the public view, like a lonely gull in the sky, close to the clouds, flying easily.

Ferran Adria, super chef at El Bulli, said: "San Sebastian is quite possibly the best place to dine on earth". Well, it's also delicious.

Knowing that Akelarre is a Basque word meaning "Witches' Sabbath", which means witches' assembly, I will smile. The Akelare Hotel I stayed at this time, built to wrap the old three-Michelin star, is located in the middle of the mountains outside San Sebastian, and I feel like I have gone to the witch.

How nice it is to be in a quiet daze like this, to stay all day. For breakfast, I had Txistorra, which I used as a high-grade "salt", this time with Spanish Tortilla, smooth eggs, sweet potatoes, and onions.

This time, there is indeed God's guidance. On the road to Madrid, I saw a sculpture of a woman's face that calmed down, and this time I met it again around the corner of the hotel. It is not like the artist's deliberate creation, but like an acquaintance in the witch world.

The one sitting next door, you're a witch too, right? Olá！ Buen provecho！