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What is a ryokan?

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What is a ryokan?

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Ryokan refers to a traditional Japanese inn, and will be a highlight of your trip. You will be greeted upon arrival by staff in kimono, who will provide you with slippers for walking around the accommodation. Traditional Japanese rooms have floors made from tatami, a smooth, luxurious reed mat. Dinner is almost always included in ryokan, which makes them slightly more expensive than staying in a hotel, but the experience is priceless as dinner will be a delicious, elaborate affair, served in your room. Onsen (see How do you wash in a Japanese bath?, below) are usually a feature of this type of accommodation, and you will be provided with futon in which to sleep. A stay in a ryokan is something you will never forget!

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