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Koryuen Seizansou a traditional Japanese style Ryokan hotel by the Uji River Government Registered Japanese Style Hotel Uji River Live Camera See the Uji River live on web camera!! 27-2, Uji-Tounokawa, Uji-shi, Kyoto TEL (+81)0774-21-2181 FAX (+81)0774-24-7771

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113. Akita: Yokote: Hiragen Ryokan Japan, Akita, Yokote, Hiragen ryokan a traditional Japanese inn. This winter, Hiragen ryokan may be the closest I ve come to living in an empty museum. http://www.links.net/vita/trip/japan/akita/yokote/hiragen/

search links.net H“c Akita Yokote : Hiragen Ryokan Mount Fuji wood screen, detail from ground floor bedroom. There's an American pre-teen book called the Mixed up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler about some kids who sneak away from their parents and hide out to live in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The Met is a giant place filled with all manner of odd objects, and of course to live amidst so much history and rare human artifice is a fantastic fantasy. This winter, Hiragen Ryokan may be the closest I've come to living in an empty museum. A grand mix of Victorian/Meiji styles and traditional Japanese, with exposed wood and art abounding. Built during the Meiji era, the long hallways, tall ceilings and expansive rooms echo a time when travelling might be ceremony, or at least community. Each of the rooms is designed for sitting, with a low table and two chairs facing. Each ground-floor room as an adjacent western-style seating area with a view, either of the ryokan's Japanese garden or the river behind. Each of the rooms is largely plain; the floors are straw mats, there are sliding screens and doors between each of the rooms, the hallways, and the sitting areas. Rice paper over the windows. But there are many flourishes: the screens are flecked with gold, or painted with ink - branches, birds, mistly mountains, chrysanthemums. Each of the rooms has a hanging scroll with Chinese characters. Old wood abounds. Look up and a laughing fat wood Buddha statue or a grim looking porcelain samurai lord is looking over you. Above a window, a view of

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116. Ryokan ryokan Introduction of ryokan, Japanese Inn. Explains what you should know before you visit ryokan. ryokan. http://www.kateigaho.com/int/oct03/ryokan-basics.html

Home Current Issue Back Issues Questionnaire ... Autumn 2003 Ryokan Basics 10 Exclusive Ryokan The Yukata and the Bath What you should know before your visit Proprietress and maids welcome guests at the entrance. In most cases, the entire staff will welcome you when you arrive. If you come earlier than expected and find nobody at the entrance, just call out "Gomenkudasai!" (Hello!) and some of the staff will hurry out to greet you. Take off your shoes and change into slippers. At most inns, guests are expected to take off their shoes at the entrance. If there is a footstool, you can place one foot on it while removing your other shoe before you enter the hallway. Put on a pair of slippers if provided, but make sure to take them off before entering a tatami-floored room. Historically, when tatami mats first came into use during the Heian period (794-1185), they were spread out only when people were going to bed or were to be seated. For this reason people began to remove any kind of footwear before stepping on tatami. In the lobby, exchange greetings with the proprietress and sip some tea.

117. 10 Exclusive Ryokan japan ryokan 10 exclusive ryokan in Japan. Info on mountain inns, hot springs, relaxing vacation spas. japan ryokan. http://www.kateigaho.com/int/oct03/ryokan-list.html

Home Current Issue Back Issues Questionnaire ... Ryokan Basics 10 Exclusive Ryokan The Yukata and the Bath 10 Exclusive Ryokan Asebino Address: 1931-1 Yugashima, Amagi Yugashima-cho Tagata-gun, Shizuoka-ken, 410-3206 Tel: 0558-85-1926 Fax: 0558-85-2120 Rooms: 8 Japanese style, 10 semi-Western style Rooms with beds: 1 Hot-spring communal bath with an open-air bath: One each for men and women Private open-air bath: Available Rooms with open-air bath: All Single occupancy: Not accepted Web Site: www.asebino.com (in Japanese; good photographs) Iwanoyu Address: 3159 Suzaka-shi, Nagano-ken, 382-0034 Tel: 026-245-2453 Fax: 026-248-0047 Rooms: 19 Japanese style (you may need to book a year in advance) Hot-spring communal bath: One each for men and women Private open-air bath: Available Rooms with open-air bath: Available Single occupancy: Not accepted Tamanoyu Address: Yunotsubo, Yufuin-cho Ota-gun, Ota-ken, 879-5197 Tel: 0977-84-2158 Fax: 0977-84-4179 Rooms: 3 Japanese style, 15 semi-Western style Communal open-air bath: One each for men and women Rooms with bath: Available Single occupancy: Accepted Web Site: www.tamanoyu.co.jp

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119. Welcom To Daibutsu Ryokan DAIBUTSU ryokan Member of Japanese Inn Group 75 Daibutsumachi, Takaoka City, Toyama Pref. 933-0034 Japan TEL+81-766-21-0075 / FAX http://www1.coralnet.or.jp/buddha/etop/

A Japanese inn with traditional atmosphere! Takaoka is located in the middle of Japan on the coast of the Sea of Japan. If you cross the sea you will get to Russia and thereon to Europe. This area is surrounded by the sea, and the mountains. It is known for its cold and snowy winters. Under such circumstances, the nature, traditional culture of the area and of course, the people's hearts have remained unchanged for a long time. The town is very quiet and peaceful. Our inn greets all our guests in our characteristic warm, and family-like way. Why not start an unforgettable trip to the countryside of Japan ? You might discover the real Japan. Even more - you might be the first person from your country who has ever stepped on Takaoka land. It's a challenge! Room Rates Type Japanese style without bath For 1 person 4,600 yen For 2 person 9,000 yen For 3 person 13,200 yen # of Rooms * In case of 125yen a US dollar, a daily room rete for a person is about US$44. But please pay all charges in Japanese yen. We can accept credit cards.(VISA / AMEX / UC)

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