21. Tokyo Ryokan Traditional Japanese Inn JAPAN Ueno Yanaka Lodging Accommodation Sa Relax and enjoy in the traditional Japanese Inn, SAWANOYA ryokan located in Shitamachi of Tokyo where the traditional folksy life style is still preserved http://www.tctv.ne.jp/members/sawanoya/eigo.html

Welcome to YANAKA . Shitamachi in TOKYO Relax and enjoy in the traditional Japanese Inn , SAWANOYA RYOKAN located in "Shitamachi" of Tokyo where the traditional folksy life style is still preserved, our Inn gives you the unusual opportunity to see and interact with a real neighborhood. we are close to Ueno Park with major museums, concert hall and the zoo. Welcome to SAWANOYA RYOKAN, We are Sawa's family And our family staff "REON" Information Charge Access Rooms available ... HOME

22. Ryokan Web Site -- Online (Program Requirements) A. Scott Greer, Ph.D. Faculty. ryokan has given meaning and life to the term interactive. Students involved. . ryokan COLLEGE ONLINE. http://www.ryokan.edu/online.html

A. Scott Greer, Ph.D. Faculty "Ryokan has given meaning and life to the term interactive. Students are immersed in an ongoing dialogue with peers and faculty while the learning experience itself melds academics with clinical practice. The synergism that develops is a reward to all involved." RYOKAN COLLEGE ONLINE The College's online program has been designed to enhance student/professor involvement and to increase communication between student's within the intimate class size of no more than 15 students. In our program, students will be introduced to Blackboard.com , one of the worlds leading online learning platforms, where they will learn to utilize "links" that will make learning an interesting and enjoyable experience. PROGRAM DIRECTOR: DR. ROB WOLF Rob Wolf, Ph.D. was awarded his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin. He attended the California Graduate Institute where he earned his Master of Arts degree in Psychology and also completed his doctoral studies with specialized training in the area of Behavioral Medicine including being nationally certified in Biofeedback. He completed a Post-Doctoral Fellowship training program through the University of Utah, School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry in the Division of Behavioral Medicine. His focus was with the treatment of acute and chronic pain.

23. Images Of Hakone: Hot Spring Ryokan Click Here. Photo Gallery Hakone Hot Spring ryokan. Homepage. Bath tubs at a ryokan. Hakone is famous for its many hot springs. A http://www.japan-guide.com/a/html/hakone11_e.html

Photo Gallery Hakone: Hot Spring Ryokan Homepage Travel to Japan Living in Japan Language Food History Arts and Crafts Forum Japan PenFriend Discussion Forum Question Forum Live Chat Classifieds More Photo Gallery Link Directory Marketplace Local Surveys japan-shop.com Contact us other categories... Tokyo Kyoto Hakone Hiroshima Kamakura Kobe Nagano Nagasaki Nara Nikko Sakura Transportation Yokohama Romansuka Hakone Tozan Train Lake Ashi (1) Lake Ashi (2) ... Owakudani (3) Bath tubs at a ryokan Hakone is famous for its many hot springs . A good way to enjoy one, is by staying a night at a ryokan , where bath tubs are filled with the water from hot springs. Click here for more information on Hakone! Created by Kinboshi Media - Web Application Development site map advertising

24. Ryokan Japanische Gasthäuser. Im japanischen Haus. Badezimmer. Ein ryokan ist ein japanisches Gasthaus. Es gibt verschiedene Arten von ryokan. Einige sind kleine, altmodische Gebäude, und andere sind grosse http://www.japan-guide.com/d/d2029.html

Stichwortsuche: RYOKAN TOURISMUS ETIQUETTE TRADITION REGIONEN ... Badezimmer Ryokan bieten immer traditionell-japanische Zimmer an. In Kyoto Tatamiraum japanischen Malzeiten und einem japanischen Bad Die andere Art Ryokan ist im ganzen Land verteilt, vor allem in Ortschaften mit Thermalquellen Im Ryokan werden Sie von einer Dame in Kimono betreut. Sie heisst Sie willkommen, serviert Ihnen Tee und die Malzeiten und bereitet Ihnen die Yukata und den Futon (japanisches Bett). Minshuku RYOKAN Ryokan Hiro's Home Page Allgemeine Informationen. Japan Ryokan Association Allgemeine informationen. Tips for staying at a Japanese ryokan Laterra Network Allgemeine Informationen. LISTEN VON RYOKAN Japanese Guest Houses Eine lange Liste von Ryokan, Minshuku und Pensionen. Japanese Inn Group Eine andere Liste von Ryokan, Minshuku und Pensionen. Hotel (JapanRyokan Association) Eine Liste von Ryokan in der Kansai Region. Hotel (JapanRyokan Association) A list of ryokans in the Kansai area with description, prices and online reservation. 7. August 2001 In English all by Schauwecker's Guide to Japan

25. Ryokan Asakusa SHIGETSU Japanese. English. http://www.shigetsu.com/

26. POEMS FROM TWO ZEN MASTERS A sample collection. http://geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Campus/4178/Poemsofikkyubankeiandryokan.html

Poems of Ikkyu, Bankei, and Ryokan Ikkyu appears very unconventional for most of us. He carried a human head skeleton on the new year's day to warn people in Kyoto to be aware of impermanence when they were all celebrating. (Remember Sept. 11 Terrorist attack?) I feel the environment we live in will make our concern tied to the specific conditions given at that time as obvious as it may be. Bankei is less peculiar, perhaps. It appears that he was quite grounded in one and only point - the Buddha mind - in his own way. Ryokan, I added here quickly, has yet another universe of his own - with the same heart at the core. There is another file listed on my home page on Ryokan, but here are few more of this man as if Thoreau of Japan. He offers quite a different yet unique flavor of poems to be appreciated especially for those very close to the nature. Each of these Zen masters had different upbringings that I feel influenced their life quite deeply. Their life and these poems seem to answer to their life's concern from the depth of their mind/heart. At the end, as they reached at the top of the mountain, as Ikkyu mentioned, they all saw the same moon shining the whole universe. Many paths lead from The foot of the mountain But at the peak We all gaze at the Single bright moon Some words may appear far fetched. However, I hope these poems do not bring a wrong image on what they are pointing at for us. It may be that only wise and compassionate ones who climbed up the passage of the mountain appreciate the deep meaning behind these words. Otherwise, we may just take a glimpse of the bright moon through the shadows of the pine trees. May all being be happy!

27. Ryokan ryokan Taigu (17581831) " Ryo" means "good and "kan" signifies "broad " in the sense of generous and large-hearted. " taigu" (his adopted name) means "Great Fool " implying childlike simplicity and luck of pretense or sham. childlike simplicity and luck of pretense or sham. ryokan, the Zen master and hermit, is one of the most influential http://www.tamucc.edu/~sencerz/ryokan.htm

Ryokan Taigu (1758-1831) "Ryo" means "good,: and "kan" signifies "broad," in the sense of generous and large-hearted. "taigu" (his adopted name) means "Great Fool," implying childlike simplicity and luck of pretense or sham. Ryokan, the Zen master and hermit, is one of the most influential Japanese poets. That I love him so much, can it be just an accident? Here are a few samples of his haiku and other poems most taken from Dewdrops on a Lotus Leaf: Zen Poems of Ryokan (tr. by John Stevens, Shambhala). Please enjoy them: orchid lotus love poems/letter to and from Teishin Who says my poems are poems? My poems are not poems. When you know that my poems are not poems, Then we can speak of poetry. The winds gives me Enough fallen leaves To make a fire This world A fading Mountain echo Void and Unreal Within A light snow Three Thousand Realms Within those realms Light snow falls As the snow Engulfs my hut At dusk My heart, too Is completely consumed At dusk I often climb To the peak of Kugami.

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34. Http://www.kimiwillbe.com/ Center for Tokyo information including BBS, apartmenthunting help, and Kimi ryokan in Ikebukuro. http://www2.dango.ne.jp/kimi/

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35. English Site ryokan in Hakone National. Includes 500 year old spa. Site comprises a photo album, map, FAQ and traditional music with geisha available. http://www.taiseikan.co.jp/eg-main.htm

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36. Ryokan Hiraiwa Provides room rates, car parking, access, and photos of area sightseeing. Located in Shimogyouku, Kyoto. http://www2.odn.ne.jp/hiraiwa/Index_e.htm

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