Why you shouldn’t stay at Japanese Ryokan in TOKYO

Are you planning a trip to Tokyo and considering staying at a traditional Japanese Ryokan? Think twice before booking your stay! In this video, we will discuss reasons why you should avoid Ryokan in Tokyo. We will expose the drawbacks of staying at these traditional accommodations. Watch this video before making your decision on where to stay in Tokyo!
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Japanese Inn/ Hotel/Capsule Hotel/ Which one do you want to stay at in Japan? Please let us know. Thank you for watching!

[@silvae6870]

Good question, I hope in normal Inn hotel , I have ask a travel agency.

[@sergioc1831]

Arigato Gozaimasu Nao. I really learn about Japanese culture with your videos.Thank you for making this information available. I have been planning my first trip to Japan for years, Because of of the Pandemic (COVID)I had posponed my dream trip many times. I saw your video about Ryokan and onsens and has fall in love with the idea of going to Japan on January 2025. I really want to experience a traditional Onsen in a Ryokan outside Tokyo in the country side and have an open onsen with snow around me. Please suggest me a good prefecture/town I can find this dream place. We want to enjoy the food and the culture of a traditional Ryokan.

[@JapanwithNao]

Thank you for watching😉 I'm happy my videos let you come to Japan finally😍 Onsen is really good! In winter, it's exceptional! There are many onsen towns in Japan. The most popular and easy-to-access place is Hakone. If you really value on going to the countryside, I suggest Kinosaki Onsen (my hometown). It's getting famous now, but still not so popular compared to other onsen town. Other places are...Beppu, Ginzan Onsen....there are plenty! Hope you have a wonderful onsen experience in Japan😘

[@silvae6870]

👋Hi 😮...Hier is Friday 9:20 pm you have Saturday 12:20 pm. To go to the country side, I will need a guide, probably. Do you agree, Nao? If you know a guide company let me know.

[@JapanwithNao]

Hey! Thank you for watching! I think you can travel to the Japanese countryside without a tour guide😉 I believe most people do sightseeing without them. We will publish a video talking about the Japanese countryside this weekend. We hope it helps you. 😊

[@silvae6870]

@JapanwithNao 👋 Hi Nao, I appreciate your help. I will be connected to see your video. Despite my Japanese homework, which is burning 🔥 my brain. I am always here.