A Traditional Japanese Inn stay can be the highlight of any trip to Japan, and this comprehensive tour of 13 hot spring towns will give you a complete picture of what to expect during a stay. From the tatami room to the kitchen and dining room, this is the story of the Ryokan.

After 20 years living in Japan, a Ryokan stay is the most authentic experience one can have traveling the country and Fukushima, Japan's third largest prefecture, is famous for that countryside charm and service found around its mountains. It's only a 75 minute Shinkansen train ride from Tokyo making it an ideal getaway from more crowded spots like Nikko and Hakone. In this video, you will see exactly what you will get from start to finish.

As Japan moves closer to the 2020 Olympics, services are catering more to international visitors and these hotels featured are all accommodating and friendly places, staff learning English to communicate with people from around the world.
?? What is Kaiseki Ryori / Cuisine"

It's a traditional Japanese dinner with many courses including a starter, soup, side items, main course and dessert.
? Sashimi / Sushi
? Sukiyaki
? Yakiniku
? Tempura
? Miso Soup
It's all here, and it's all prepared with local ingredients of the season, always freshly made in the kitchen.

?? How much is a night at a Ryokan / Traditional Japanese Inn"

It is usually charged by the person instead of the room because it includes 2 meals, dinner and breakfast. On average, I have s...