StayHakone, Kanagawa, Japan
A Night in a Hakone Ryokan
Kaiseki, cedar baths and a view of Fuji if you are lucky
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What to expect from your first ryokan stay, and the Hakone inns we send our travelers to.
What a ryokan night looks like
Check in mid-afternoon, change into a yukata and bathe before dinner. Kaiseki is served in your room or a private dining room, and while you eat the futons are laid out on the tatami.
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Saki SakuraAuthor
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