Traditional Accommodation

From ryokan to minshiku, Japan has a wealth of more traditional accommodation for those looking for a more authentic experience whilst staying in Japan.

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Minshuku

Minshuku are traditional Japanese guesthouses offering an authentic and intimate experience for travelers seeking to...

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Ryokan

Discover the quintessential Japanese experience by staying at a ryokan, a traditional inn that offers...

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Traditional Accommodation in Japan, What You Should Know

Kaneyoshi Ryokan: A Traditional Stay in Osaka

January 20, 2026

Traditional Accommodation

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Kaneyoshi Ryokan: A Traditional Stay in Osaka

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Exploring Eastern Hokkaido in Winter: A 4-Day Journey Through Kushiro, Akan-Mashu, and Beyond

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The Typical Japanese Breakfast: Rice, Soup, and Three Dishes

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Ryokan

Traditional Accommodation in Japan, What You Should Know

Kaneyoshi Ryokan: A Traditional Stay in Osaka

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