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41. KIMI RYOKAN
KIMI ryokan. Japanesestyle; Clean Inexpensive; Conveniently Located (10min. from Central Tokyo); English Speaking staff with extensive travel experience.
http://www2.dango.ne.jp/kimi/ryokan.html
KIMI RYOKAN
Japanese-style
Conveniently Located (10min. from Central Tokyo)
English Speaking staff with extensive travel experience
SINGLE MEDIUM FOR 2 PEOPLE LARGE FOR 2 PEOPLE
ADDRESS: 36-8, 2-chome, Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 171, Japan PHONE: LOCATION 7 min. walk from West Exit of JR IKEBUKURO Station on JR Yamanote Line or Subway IKEBUKURO Station on Subway Marunouchi and Yurakucho Lines. Or 9 min. walk from Seibu IKEBUKURO Station.
2min. walk from Kimi Information Center FROM NARITA AIRPORT:
1.Take the Keisei Line to NOPPORI Station. At NIPPORI, transfer to the JR Yamanote Line for IKEBUKURO STATION (1 hour 30 mis.)
2.Take NEX(Narita Express train) to IKEBUKURO Station(1 hour 30 mins.)
3.Take the limousine bus to Metropolitan Hotel in IKEBUKURO(2 hours)
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45. Japanese Guest Houses - Hiiragiya Ryokan
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http://japaneseguesthouses.com/db/kyoto/hiiragiya.htm
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Shared Bath (Same Sex Only) Location: Kyoto Welcome to Hiiragiya Ryokan. This Luxurious Ryokan (see definition of ryokan styles below) opened for business in 1818 and it is one of the finest ryokans in Kyoto. It is currently operated by 6 generation proprietors. This 2 storey wooden ryokan has 33 beautifully decorated Japanese-style rooms, and all of the guest rooms at Hiiragiya Ryokan have their own private bath and toilet. From most of the rooms, guests can enjoy the view of Hiiiragiya Ryokan's wonderful Japanese garden. Hiiragiya Ryokan serves the finest Kyoto-style Japanese "kaiseki" cuisine (formal Japanese cuisine) on traditional ceramic pottery and lacquerware. Check-in time is after 3:00pm and check-out time is before 10:00am. Parking is available. Hiiragiya Ryokan also has a newer ryokan close by called Hiiragiya Bekkan and it is a 2 storey, wooden

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REQUEST ADVERTISER INFO. Japanese ryokan A bather enjoys the beauty of Hakone National Park in Gora, Japan. ryokan are traditional Japanese inns.
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Search our complete TRAVELER index. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPEDITIONS Travel with our experts. REQUEST ADVERTISER INFO Japanese Ryokan A bather enjoys the beauty of Hakone National Park in Gora, Japan. Photograph by Torrin Boyd Like one of those paradoxes from a Zen fable, solitude can be its own kind of stimulation. Ryokan are traditional Japanese inns. Delve deeper into the ryokan experience with Arthur Golden, best-selling author of Memoirs of a Geisha, in the October 1999 issue of TRAVELER. LEARN MORE Japanese Hotels and Inns over the Years http://jin.jcic.or.jp/nipponia/ nipponia6/sp01.html Should you book a ryokan or a hotel? Stop by this site to find out what distinguishes them. Japan Hotels and Inns over the Years http://www.j-hotel.or.jp/english/index.html

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52. Ryokan In Kinki
Information on Japanese inns in Osaka. With guide to access, rooms, facilities, and meals.
http://www.ryokan.or.jp/kinki/eng/
SHIGA Pref. Nagahama City (1) Onoe-Onsen (1) Hikone City (2) Mt.Hiei (1) ... Ogoto-Onsen (6)
KYOTO Pref. Kyoto City North (1) Kyoto City NAKAGYO(central) (21) Kyoto City SAKYO(east) (6) Kyoto City HIGASHIYAMA(east) (9) ... Tango Yuuhigaura-Onsen (1)
OSAKA Pref. Settsukyo Hananosato-Onsen (1) Minoo City (1) Toyonaka City (1) Higashi-Osaka City (1) ... Osaka City (4)
HYOGO Pref. Takarazuka-Onsen (1) Nishinomiya City (2) Kobe City (1) Suma-Onsen (1) ... Okukinosaki TAKENOHAMA-Kaigan (1)
NARA Pref. Nara City (13) Nara City Mikasa-Onsen (2) Nara City Takamadoyama (1) Ikoma City (1) ... Mt.Yoshino (7)
WAKAYAMA Pref. Wakayama City KADA (1) Wakanoura (6) Shirahama-Onsen (9) Tsubaki-Onsen (1) ...
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55. Olympia Zen Center
The Priest ryokan San (1758 1831). ryokan san was born in Izumozaki, a little south of Niigata city. When Kokusen Roshi died, ryokan san inherited the temple.
http://www.spindrift.org/olyzen/ryokan.html
The Priest Ryokan San (1758 - 1831)
Ryokan san was born in Izumozaki, a little south of Niigata city. He became a priest at 18 and met his teacher Kokusen Roshi while Roshi was traveling to various temples to teach. Ryokan san was so impressed that he immediately left with Kokusen Roshi and returned with him to Entsuji. There, he devoted himself to training and became Kokusen Roshi's closest student. When Kokusen Roshi died, Ryokan san inherited the temple. But, temple master's life did not suit him and he left, wandering around Shikoku and Kyoto area for many years. He returned to his home town and settled in a little hut, Gogoan, on Mt. Kugami. There, he practiced takuhatsu (begging), and writing poetry in his unique calligraphic style. Ryokan san loved children and often forgot about this begging rounds while he engaged in games with them. He was extremely gentle and was never known to raise his voice in anger or annoyance. His kindness was legendary. Once while he was away from his hut, a thief came and stole his few possessions. When Ryokan san returned, the thief was just leaving and he saw that one possession had been left behind. Ryokan san picked up the cushion and ran after the thief to give it to him. Later he wrote this poem: The thief left it there
There in the window frame -
The shining moon.

56. Japanese Tradition And RYOKAN
Since the foundation of our ryokan style hotel, we have followed the spirit of Japanese traditions to offer our guests an experience in Japanese culture and
http://www.seizanso.com/tradition-e.html
Since the foundation of our RYOKAN style hotel, we have followed the spirit of Japanese traditions to offer our guests an experience in Japanese culture and traditions.
History of TATAMI and the Japanese Spirit TATAMI is the flooring material most suitable to the climate in Japan and has a history of 1,300 years.
They are thick mats made of woven rice straw and covered with woven rushes, and are used to cover the floors of Japanese houses.
Japanese have preferred TATAMI with its soft touch and spring due to their sensitiveness and caring feeling towards the family.
Many elements of the Japanese culture were imported from China and the Asian continent, but TATAMI is a material originating in Japan.
The most attractive features of TATAMI are the soft touch and spring that give a relaxing impression not seen in any other floor material. Furthermore, it retains heat and has a refreshing scent from the rush.
Rooms with TATAMI floors can be used for various purposes. It can be used for relaxation space, as it is safe for small children and elderly to lie down because of its cushion; it becomes a living room when a table is put inside; and it also becomes a bedroom when the FUTON mattress is spread out.
Although there are many successful western style hotels in Japan, we have observed such Japanese spirit and offer relaxing TATAMI rooms in nearly all of our guestrooms.

57. Japan Hotel Reservation & Ryokan Booking - Yadoplaza
The Japanese character Yado means a place to stay and Yadoplaza is your number one source on the Internet for hotel and ryokan (Japanese Inn) bookings and
http://www.tabiplaza.net/japanhotels/
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Jul. 19, Ocean Day
The Japanese character 'Yado' means 'a place to stay' and Yadoplaza is your number one source on the Internet for hotel and ryokan (Japanese Inn) bookings and information. The Japanese version of the Yadoplaza site was launched in November 2000 and now features over 3,000 hotels and ryokans throughout Japan.
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58. Rakuchou Ryokan.com
Contains guide to room rates, facilities, photos, directions, and sightseeing. With shuttle bus from nearby airports available.
http://www003.upp.so-net.ne.jp/rakucho-ryokan/

59. Japan Hotel Reservation & Ryokan Booking - Ryokan Search
consumption tax. Step 2 Your Preferences Japanese Traditional ryokan, Has a Outside Bath, Foreign Currency Exchange. English Speaking Staff.
http://www.tabiplaza.net/japanhotels/affiliate/AF90000201/portal/control?action=

60. Ryokans Poem
Samples of ryokan's poetry.
http://geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Campus/4178/Ryokan.html
Ryokans Poem
Spring......slowly the peaceful sound
Of a priest's staff drifts from the village.
In the garden, green willows;
Water plants float serenely in the pond.
My bowl is fragrant from the rice of a thousand homes;
My heart has renounced the sovereignty of riches and
worldly fame.
Quietly cherishing the memory of the ancient Buddhas,
I walk to the village for another day of begging.
Fresh morning snow in front of the shrine. The trees! Are they white with peach blossoms Or white with snow? The children and I joyfully throw snowballs. My hut lies in the middle of a dense forest; Every year the green ivy grows longer. No news of the affairs of men, Only the occasional song of a woodcutter. The sun shines and I mend my robe; When the moon comes out I read Buddhist poems. I have nothing to report my friends. If you want to find the meaning, stop chasing after so many things. A cold night - sitting alone in my empty room Filled only with incense smoke. Outside, a bamboo grove of a hundred trees; On the bed several volumes of poetry.

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