This was our first time staying at a traditional ryokan-style hotel and WOW, what an experience! From the tatami floors and futon bedding to the relaxing private onsen-style bath (hot spring bath — which Lucia enjoyed the most) It was so much fun for the kids... and we honestly wished we booked more days to fully soak it all in. The Japanese kaiseki (multi-course) meals were also soooo good —definitely one of the best meals we’ve had on this trip! #VisitJapanPhilippines #Nara | Andi Manzano

This luxury ryokan experience was incredible! 🏯 A must do when you’re looking to relax and experience the culture in Japan! 🐠 We booked a private onsen because Aaron has tattoos (they aren’t allowed in a lot of tradition public onsen). So keep that in mind while booking! #isawaonsen #ryokan #kagetsu #japan | Eat It Katie

Una de las cosas que más sorprende y emociona de quedarse en un Ryokan (hotel estilo japonés) es la comida. Hay una gran variedad de comida japonesa con platitos bonitos jamás antes vistos. Este video es de un desayuno en un Ryokan. Arroz, pescado, huevo, sopita de miso, tofu, verdura, muuucha comida.... cuando vayas a Japón, tienes que olvidar tu dieta. Es una gran pérdida si no desayunas por costumbre de sólo tomar café o no comer nada. Pruébalo, de seguro te va a encantar! | Embajada del Japó