A friend who lives in Akami set us up at the Akami Taikanso for 2 nights. This resort used to be a private club but due to the economy, non-members can now stay or dine here. We had an outstanding stay here. One night was in a large tatami room which had a private bath and a massage chair. Our...
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A traditional Japanese inn, or 'ryokan', like the Taikanso - famous for its hot spring baths - is a journey of discovery for the uninitiated foreigner. Hotel staff are unfailingly polite - apparently universally the case with service industries in Japan - but speak very little English. And as an earlier commentator noted, they expect you to know the rules....
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My 11 year old son and I spent our last night in Japan here. It was the most memorable part of our one-week trip, and a very relaxing way to end our vacation. Wonderful spirit, great accomondations, nice gardens, super food. No complaints (except for lack of internet access).
They speak very little English and assume you know the rules...
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