Ryokan: A Japanese TraditionBegins with a general description of the features and services of the ryokan, or traditional Japanese inn, in which everything from the decor, furniture and meals to the clothing and customs observed maintain traditional Japanese custom, with little or no concession to modern Westernised life. This is followed by a selection of specific ryokan, highlighting their special features. |
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Ryokan A Japanese tradition | 9 |
Sakura Cherry blossom 36 Yoshino refuge of spirits and | 55 |
The Way of the Gods Ise 62 Shimenawa The sacred rope | 64 |
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