This video is titled "Sukiyabashi Jiro｜Ono Jiro, the Sushi God" (すきやばし次郎　神様小野次郎). It was released by "mrlll." This video introduces Sukiyabashi Jiro, a famous sushi restaurant in Japan that has been awarded three stars by Michelin for eight consecutive years. Every piece of sushi made is sparkling and pleasing to the eye, and the taste is also indescribable, making Sukiyabashi Jiro famous as one of Japan's leading restaurants. It is famous for being the place where former American president, Barack Obama, visited, and it is a sushi restaurant we highly recommend checking out if you can. In this video, Jiro Ono, a chef at Sukiyabashi Jiro, talks about his sushi.

Teppan-yaki "Kisentei" in Minato-ku, Tokyo - Video Introduction of the finest steaks This video, titled “$144 Steak Lunch in Tokyo - Teppanyaki in Japan,” was released by "Aden Films." It introduces the exquisite Japanese cuisine, teppanyaki. Teppanyaki is a popular dish that is loved both inside Japan and abroad. There are many high-end teppanyaki restaurants in Tokyo that continue to offer authentic teppanyaki flavors, and they have gained the attention of many gourmet tourists. No trip to Japan is complete without trying some of the delicious Japanese cuisine at the many popular gourmet restaurants scattered throughout the country. It's good to splurge every now and then, and going to a Japanese teppanyaki restaurant where you can eat delicious Japanese beef steak is one rewarding way to do so. The History and Menu of Teppanyaki Photo：Teppanyaki, Kobe Beef Teppanyaki is a Japanese dish in which ingredients such as steak and other meats, seasonal vegetables, and seafood are grilled on an iron griddle. Teppanyaki is a Japanese dish with a long history that originally started with dishes such as okonomiyaki and monjayaki. At renowned teppanyaki restaurants, the chef will grill the seasonal ingredients right before your eyes, serving only the finest cuts of meat. In the video, you can see how several exquisite dishes are prepared: white fish from 3:39, vegetables such as shiitake mushrooms at 8:01, the main course, wagyu steak, at 11:06, and finally, the closing dish, garlic rice, at 14:44. If you book a course meal at a popular teppanyaki restaurant, you'll be able to enjoy the best in Japanese cuisine. The Masterful Techniques of Teppanyaki Chefs Photo：Teppanyaki Japanese chefs have mastered the art of cooking with seasonal ingredients. At teppanyaki restaurants, you not only get to enjoy the taste of the food, but you also get to sit back and watch the expert knife skills of the chef as he grills up the most delicious teppanyaki dishes. Teppanyaki recipes and menus vary greatly from restaurant to restaurant, so we recommend that you try a variety of teppanyaki restaurants to experience the differences. Depending on the restaurant, you may be able to try noodle dishes or garlic rice as well! Summary of Japan's Teppanyaki Cuisine Photo：Teppanyaki meat If you want to enjoy Japan's unique food culture, or are looking to try some of the delicious flavors of Japan, we highly recommend trying teppanyaki cuisine for lunch or dinner. Some of the more popular teppanyaki restaurants, such as the one shown in this video, are often fully booked, so it's best to make a reservation in advance.

Heki - A Teppanyaki Steak Restaurant in Okinawa This video shows the chef grilling vegetables, shrimp, and wagyu steaks on a teppanyaki grill at the teppanyaki steak restaurant "Heki" in Okinawa Prefecture. Teppanyaki is a dish in which vegetables, fish, meat, etc. are grilled and served on a teppan, and many restaurants cook right in front of you. Another attraction of teppanyaki is that you can eat freshly prepared, hot food. Just watching the video seems to give you a sense of how delicious it is. Be sure to check out the teppanyaki steak restaurant "Heki" when you visit Okinawa. ◆Heki Higashimachi Store Information◆ 【Address】900-0034 Okinawa-ken, Naha-shi, Higashimachi 19-25 【Access】A 4-minute walk from Asahibashi Station 【Avg. Cost】¥3,000+ 【Hours】11:30-22:00 (L.O. 20:30) 【Closures】None 【Parking】Available 【Phone】098-917-3205 【Official Homepage】Teppanyaki Steak Restaurant HEKI https://heki.co.jp/ 【Tabelog】Heki (碧) Higashimachi Store https://tabelog.com/en/okinawa/A4701/A470101/47016210/

The Eel Restaurant "Kiyomura" in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture This Video Shows the Chefs at the Eel Shop "Kiyomura" Making Unaju With Live Eel! The best thing about Kiyomura's unaju is that it's extremely cost effective. Unaju is usually priced at around 3,000 yen, but at Kiyomura you can get it for as little as 1,800 yen! In the video, you can see the live eel being flayed and skewered in one fell swoop. Be sure to check it out! ◆Kiyomura Store Information◆ 【Address】4-14-5 Mabuchi, Suruga, Shizuoka, Shizuoka 【Access】An 18-minute walk from Shizuoka Station, or 10 minutes by bus from Shizuoka Station 【Avg cost.】¥1800+ 【Hours】11:00-21:00 【Closures】None 【Parking】Available 【Phone】054-287-5045 【Tabelog】Kiyomura https://tabelog.com/en/shizuoka/A2201/A220101/22017921/

A Look at the Popular Squid Dish From Hakodate, Hokkaido This video, titled "Japanese Street Food - DANCING SQUID SASHIMI Hakodate Japan Seafood," was released by "Travel Thirsty." Squid is a common dish in Japan, but around the world, squid is generally only eaten in Asia, the Americas, and Mediterranean regions such as Italy, while countries where squid is eaten as sashimi are limited to Japan and Korea. In Europe, squid and octopus are generally avoided because of their grotesque appearance, but as Japanese food has become more popular around the world, they have slowly come to be accepted. The setting for this video is a food stall-style restaurant called "Tabiji" located in "Ekini Market" in Hakodate, Hokkaido. The restaurant serves squid and other fresh seafood dishes. Hakodate is popular for its wide variety of seafood dishes, and we recommend the squid dish shown in the video. The highlight of the restaurant is the fresh squid caught in the squid fishing pool inside the restaurant, which is processed and made into sashimi or ika odori don (a dancing squid rice bowl). You might be thinking "eating live squid is cruel," but don't worry, all the squid dishes served here are properly processed and the squid is in fact not live! You can also try other seafood, including various seafood bowls and sashimi. Squid Is a Common Dish in Japan, but How Much Do You Know About Its Biology? Photo：Squid For Japanese people, squid is a dish that can be eaten on a daily basis in a variety of delicious recipes. However, very few people know about the biology of squid, so let's learn a little about them here. Squid are marine mollusks, and as they are nocturnal animals, squid fishing is done at night. The main edible species, such as the Japanese common squid/Japanese flying squid and heterololigo (spear squid), are found in groups. Squid are often thought to have ten legs, but in fact they have eight, the same number as octopus, and the other two are actually tentacles and act as arms. Squid have a more developed muscle and nervous system than other marine organisms, making them one of the top ecosystems in the ocean. There are a variety of species, from the tiny firefly squid measuring only 2 cm in length to the giant squid measuring over 20 meters in length. Squid is a healthy food that is rich in nutrients such as vitamin E, taurine, amino acids, zinc, DHA and EPA. Fresh Squid Recipes Photo：Ika somen In other countries, squid is mainly eaten as fritters, but since Japan is the world's largest consumer of squid, many delicious recipes have been developed throughout the years. Ekini Morning Market, shown in the video, is known as the pioneer of squid fishing pools, where customers fish for squid in a small "pond" and the squid is prepared on the spot. You can see the squid fishing pool from 0:36 in the video. The best way to eat fresh squid is as sashimi! To cut squid, cut along the body and separate the body from the legs. The legs have suckers, a sharp beak, and innards, so carefully separate them with a knife so that the innards are not crushed. From there, cut the body of the squid into thin strips with a knife to make ika somen (squid noodles), a classic squid dish. You can see ika somen being prepared at 2:51 in the video. Fresh squid sashimi is very firm and chewy. The innards of the squid can also be eaten as sashimi, but the best way to eat them is to add salt, crush it, and marinate the squid slices overnight. It can also be cooked in any other preferred method, such as simmered squid and taro, dried squid, or stir-fried. In the video, the freshly processed squid is still moving on the plate, and at 11:57 you can see the squid's legs desperately clinging to the plate with its suckers. Summary of the Squid at Ekini Market in Hakodate, Hokkaido Photo：Japanese common squid At 12:54, towards the end of the video, you can see a delicious squid bowl with ika somen noodles, a generous amount of salmon roe, and a freshly processed squid. When you pour soy sauce on the squid the body will start to move and you might feel a little sorry for them, but just remember that they're not live, they're just as fresh as they can be. There are many rich squid fishing grounds in the seas around Japan, and the season varies for different types of squid: January to May is the best time to catch spear squid, and June to December is the best time to catch Japanese common squid. If you’re visiting Hakodate be sure to enjoy all of the delicious, fresh seafood the city has to offer! ◆Hakodate Morning Market – Ekini Market｜General Information◆ 【Address】9-19 Wakamatsucho, Hakodate 040-0063 Hokkaido 【Access】Approximately 20 minutes from Hakodate Airport via car or taxi 【Hours】May – Oct. 5:30 A.M. – 2:00 P.M., Nov. – Apr. 6:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. 【Closures】The third Sunday of each month, July, Sept., Dec. no closures 【Parking】Available (New Ohte Rooftop Parking) 【Telephone】0138-22-5330 【Tripadvisor】Hakodate Morning Market Ekini Market (駅ニ市場) https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298151-d3210230-Reviews-Ekini_Market-Hakodate_Hokkaido.html

About Ikaho Onsen's Oyado Tamaki- Shibukawa City, Gunma Prefecture This video is made by the Sugita Photo Office and it is a promotional video of Oyado Tamaki, a Japanese ryokan Inn in Ikaho Onsen, Shibukawa City in Gunma Prefecture in Japan's Kanto region. In this article, we will share with you the charming Oyado Tamaki, where you will receive a traditional Japanese ryokan style welcome and a plethora of facilities. Oyado Tamaki is a popular ryokan on hotel and ryokan review sites and accommodation comparison sites. The video introduces the hospitality that underlies the quiet and dignified space, as well as the guest rooms, onsen and cuisine. Before we begin, be sure to watch the video to get to know how you can stay at the historical Onsen town. What is Oyado Tamaki? Source :YouTube screenshot Ikaho Onsen, of Gunma Prefecture, is located in Shibukawa City in Gunma Prefecture and mentioned in Manyoshu (万葉集), an 8th century anthology of Japanese poetry. It is a popular Onsen town along with Kusatsu Hot Springs (草津温泉 Kusatsu Onsen) in Gunma. There are stone steps along the hill in the center of this Onsen town. There are many ryokan and souvenir shops along the steps on both sides. These elegant steps are the center of sightseeing in this town. The ryokan Oyado Tamaki stands at the foot of these steps. Access to Ikaho Onsen, Gunma Prefecture is 15 minutes by taxi and 20 minutes by bus from Shibukawa Station (Ikaho Onsen ・榛名湖口 Harunakoguchi ) on the JR Joetsu Line. If coming by car, it's around 20 minutes from Shibukawa Ikaho IC on the Kan-etsu Highway (関越自動車道 Kan-etsu Jidoshado). From Tokyo, it takes around 2 hours by train and around 1.5 hour by car. As it is difficult to make a parking area near the stone steps, Oyado Tamaki’s parking is 50m away from the building. There is a free transport service to/from the parking lot. Despite being a Japanese Inn, Oyado Tamaki offers rooms with a sofa and beds to accommodate the needs of modern and international visitors. It also has Japanese style rooms with Rotenburo (露天風呂 open-air bath). The inn also offers other types of rooms to accommodate the needs of tourists. Jutei (樹亭) a newly added building offers a variety of rooms: 花水木 (Hanamizuki), 花梨 (Karin), 木蓮(Mokuren), and 水蓮 (Suiren). There is also 槐 (Enju), 杠(Yuzuriha), 檔 (Ate) and 桂 (Katsura) which have open-air baths. 蓬莱 (Horai) is a Western style room with a cypress bath with a view. 楓 (Kaede) is a room with a double bed and semi-open-air bath with Shigara pottery (信楽焼, Shigarayaki). While the rooms, 桧 (Hinoki), 榴 (Tsutsuji), 楢 (Nara), 棯 (Utsugi), and 楊 (Yanagi) are located in the southern annex, 柊 (Hiiragi), 櫟 (Kunugi), 椿 (Tsubaki), 榎 (Enoki), 栂 (Tsuga), 椹 (Sawara), 楸 (Hisagi), and 桐 (Kiri) are located in the northern annex. 榀 (Shinanoki) and 檀 (Mayumi) are in the main building. There is also a family room called 柏 (Kashiwa). In these rooms, you can relax and enjoy the sightseeing and baths of Ikaho Onsen, Gunma Prefecture. The rooms are shown from 0:30 in the video. Facilities of Oyado Tamaki Ikaho Onsen At Oyado Tamaki, seasonal flowers and plants handpicked and arranged by the landlady are placed throughout the buildings. There is also a well-manicured quiet private garden. From the bedrooms, you have a view of stone steps as well as a superb view of Mount Tanigawa (谷川岳 Tanigawadake). It is a perfect place to cool down after bathin in the Onsen and relaxing your mind and body. To fully experience the Onsen town, why not try on a Kimono style bathrobe (浴衣, Yukata) and stroll around Oyado Tamaki? At Oyado Tamaki, you are surrounded by a different view of Japanese seasons. You will see new green leaves in spring, while you enjoy Azalea in summer, red leaves in autumn and snowy mountains in winter. Other facilities at Oyado Tamaki include Lounge Bar Kiakari (ラウンジ 樹あかり), Restaurant Mayuakari (お食事処 繭あかり), Restaurant Yamaakari (食事処 山あかり), the souvenir shop, the relaxation room, Sakebayashi Sake Shop (酒林 Sakabayashi), a stone sauna, party rooms, and Karaoke Room Akebi (カラオケルーム木通). There are plenty of ways to spend your time here. Onsen Baths at Oyado Tamaki Ikaho Onsen Source :YouTube screenshot Ikaho Onsen town in Gunma is one of the most famous Onsen towns in Japan. There are two types of Onsen water you can try in this area. One is called Gold Water (黄金の湯 Koganenoyu). The water is reddish brown and contains iron. The other type is White Silver Water (白銀の湯 Hakuginnoyu). Oyado Tamaki is equipped with both types for its customers. There are two large bathing areas at Oyado Tamaki: the hazel bath (榛栗の湯, Hashibarigurinoyu) and the juniper bath (玉伊吹の湯, Tamaibukinoyu). The men and women's baths are designed to be interchangeable, so if you go at the right time, you will be able to experience both areas. To the delight of customers, both large bathing areas are equipped with gold water and white silver water. The gold water is a sulfate spring. It is said to be effective for conditions such as: nerve pain, muscle pain, joint aches, frozen shoulders, hemorrhoids and excessive sensitivity to cold. The white silver water is a metasilicate spring and is said to be effective in: recovery from fatigue, post-illness recovery, and promoting health. The large relaxing bathing areas are shown from 1:12 in the video. Depending on the day and time, you can also use the spring with a day pass. Please check the details on the website for day use. There is also a reservable private rock bath as well, which is perfect for families and couples to relax in. A full range of amenities is also provided. Dining at Oyado Tamaki Ikaho Onsen Source :YouTube screenshot Dining is one of the things you look forward to when you stay at a hot spring inn. This can be seen at 1:38 in the video. Delicate and glamorous Japanese cuisine with seasonal flavors is beautifully presented, and you can enjoy 10 dishes, ranging from appetizers to desserts. You can also enjoy Gunma's local gourmet food, Sashimi Konnyaku (刺身こんにゃく, Sashimi yam), which is characterized by its crunchy texture. Other dishes you can try are Joshu Beef (上州牛 Joshugyu) and Haruna Sanroku Beef (榛名山麓牛 Haruna Sanroku Gyu). You can have your meals in the lounge, or in your own, private room. Tourist Attractions Around Ikaho Onsen Oyado Tamaki There are many popular tourist attractions in Ikaho Onsen, Gunma Prefecture, one of the most famous Onsen towns in Japan. Some tourists attractions include: the Ikaho Stone Steps, Ikaho Green Farm (伊香保グリーン牧場 Ikaho Green Bokujo), Roka Tokutomi Literature Museum (徳冨蘆花記念文学館 Tokutomi Roka Kinen Bungakukan), Takehisa Yumeji Museum (竹久夢二記念館 Takehisa Yumeji Kinenkan), Ikaho Kokusai Country Club (ゴルフ場　伊香保カントリー倶楽部), Villa of Kingdom of Hawaii (ハワイ王国公使別邸 Hawaii Okoku koshi Bettei), Ikaho Shrine (伊香保神社 Ikaho Jinja), Hoshina Art Museum (保科美術館 Hoshina Bijutukan), Ikaho Paper Cutout Museum (伊香保切り絵美術館 Ikaho Kirie Bijutsukan), Ikaho Tokuro Pottery (伊香保陶句郎窯 Ikaho Tokurogama), Haruna Shrine (榛名神社 Haruna Jinja), Mizusawa Temple (水澤寺 Mizusawatera), Hosui Temple (法水寺 Hosuiji), Mizusawa Kannon Statue (水沢観音 Mizusawa Kannon) and Lake Haruna (榛名湖 Harunako). There are many Instagram spots at these places. Healing onsen bath houses include: Ikaho Rotenburo (伊香保露天風呂), Ikaho Onsen Ishidannoyu (石段の湯), koganenoyukan (黄金の湯館), Kanashima Onsen Fuukinoyu (金島温泉　富貴の湯), Onoue Onsen Sachinoyu (小野上温泉　さちの湯), Kitatachibana Onsen Bandonoyu (北橘温泉　ばんどうの湯), Shirai Onsen Komochinoyu (白井温泉　こもちの湯). Summary of Ikaho Onsen Oyado Tamaki- Shibukawa City, Gunma Prefecture As seen in the video, you will be given a warm Japanese ryokan style welcome by the landlady, chefs and other staff at Ikaho Onsen Oyado Tamaki in Gunma Prefecture. You will receive the same kind of warm send-off as well when you leave. By the time you leave, you will have refreshed your body and mind and have made good memories. There's no doubt you'll be thinking about coming back again, too. If you want to enjoy a sightseeing trip where you can experience hospitality at a traditional Japanese onsen ryokan, be sure to check out this video and experience the comfort of Oshuku Tamaki. Room rates for reservations vary by season, room, and plan, so please check the official website and travel websites before booking. ◆Oyado Tamaki◆ 【Address】87-2 Ikaho, Ikaho Town, Shibukawa City, Gunma Prefecture 377-0102 Japan 【Access】Around 15 minutes by taxi and 25 minutes by bus from Shibukawa Station (Ikaho Onsen ・Harunakoguchi) on the JR Joetsu Line. 20 minutes by car from Shibukawa Ikaho IC on Kanetsu Highway 【Parking】Yes. 50m away from the buildings 【Telephone No.】0279-72-2232 【Official Website】Ikaho Onsen Oyado Tamaki Official Site [Lowest Price Gurantee] https://www.oyado-tamaki.com/language/en/index.html 【Tripadvisor】Ikaho Onsen https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1021199-d1424017-Reviews-Ikaho_Onsen-Shibukawa_Gunma_Prefecture_Kanto.html 【Tripadvisor】Shibukawa City https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g1021199-Shibukawa_Gunma_Prefecture_Kanto-Vacations.html

Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan in Nagasaki Prefecture! This video, titled "Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan Official Video Japanese Version" (雲仙宮崎旅館　オフィシャル動画　日本語版), introduces sightseeing information for Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan, a popular ryokan in Nagasaki Prefecture in Japan's Kyushu region. Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan is a popular ryokan on hotel review and comparison sites. The Unzen area in Nagasaki has a long history of being loved as a summer resort in Kyushu. Speaking of Unzen Hot Springs Town, Unzen Jigoku (lit. Unzen Hell) is a famous location wrapped in steam and hot air that covers the surrounding area. This can be seen at 0:55 in the video. In the gardens of Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan, you can visit this hot spring "Hell"; it'll look great on Instagram! Many tourists visit Unzen Onsen to enjoy a relaxing time in the cloudy water containing metasilicic acid. Plenty of the charms of Unzen Onsen Town and Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan are introduced in the video. We hope you enjoy it! Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan's Hot Springs! Source :YouTube screenshot From 1:04 in the video, the healing hot springs of Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan are introduced. Enjoy the open-air bath, a large public bath, or the family bath at the unzen hot springs, referred to as the "Hot springs of beautiful skin." The baths at Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan can be used on a day trip as well, so if you're not planning on staying the night, but still passing through the area, be sure to look into it. The Unzen Hot Springs are simple acidic hydrogen sulfide hot springs that are effective against neuralgia, muscle pain, chronic digestive diseases, poor circulation, etc., and aids in recovery from illness, fatigue, and promotes health. The Exquisite Japanese Cuisine of Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan! Source :YouTube screenshot From 1:28 in the video, you can see the exquisite Japanese cuisine of Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan. Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan is a place where you can enjoy delicious meat and seafood meals made with the motto "local production for local consumption." The kaiseki cuisine, which uses a variety of gourmet ingredients such as Nagasaki Wagyu beef, raised free roam in the outdoors of Kyushu, Kumamoto's Amakusa Daio free-range chickens, and seafood from the Shimabara Peninsula, is truly exquisite. The hotel also has a banquet hall, perfect for those traveling in groups. Facilities at Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan! Source :YouTube screenshot At 0:43 in the video, you can see the breathtaking Japanese garden of Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan. From 1:59, the ryokan is packed with yukata, and we also get a glimpse at what the facility looks like. You can choose from Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western-style rooms, and special rooms on the side of the garden with a beautiful view. Check out time is 10:30 am so you don't have to get up right away. Inside the Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan is a resting place where you can view the seasonal scenery of the lovely Japanese garden, a shop featuring Nagasaki's famous "castella" sponge cakes, and yusenpei rice crackers, which are made using water from the local springs. There's also a reading room with magazines, comics and novels, a banquet hall for large groups, a Shofuen where parties and large meetings can be held, a foot massage relaxation area, and a smoking area. Summary of Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan The staff at Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan maintain the highest degree of hospitality as well. At 0:25 in the video, you can see the landlady and other employees serving matcha to guests. There are also many popular tourist spots around Unzen: Unzen Ropeway, Unzen Golf Course, Unzen Tennis Court, Shirakumo Pond, Ashiyu Square, Unzen Yaki, the yusenbei making experience, Unzen Shinyu Onsenkan, Unzen Yokayu, Kojigoku Onsenkan, the Unzen Toy Museum, a glass making experience, and more. You can also enjoy sightseeing around the Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan. Enjoy your time in Unzen however you please. Enjoy a great time at the hidden hot springs of Unzen Onsen, a famous place in Unzen-Amakusa National Park, where you can enjoy hot springs and Japanese cuisine at its best. The rates for Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan vary by season and plan, so please check the official website and travel websites for more details. ◆Nagasaki Prefecture Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan Facility Overview◆ 【Address】320 Unzen, Obamacho, Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture 854-0621 【Access】Free shuttle bus service from Nagasaki and Isahaya stations (reservation required) 【Parking】Free parking available. 【Phone number】0957-73-3331 【Official Website】Unzen Onsen, Nagasaki Prefecture, Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan http://www.miyazaki-ryokan.co.jp/english/

Video Introduction of ATAMI Sekai Ie Hotel in Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan This video, produced by “ARKADEAR,” is a PR video for the Japanese luxury resort hotel, “ATAMI Sekaie” where every room uses fresh hot spring water from the source. "ATAMI Sekaie" is a popular hotel on review and travel comparison sites. This video features detailed information about ocean view rooms and food for the luxury hotel located in Izusan, Atami. Watch the video and enjoy the charm of Atami Onsen, one of the three oldest hot springs in Japan. What is "ATAMI Sekaie"? Source :YouTube screenshot ATAMI Sekaie is only a 5-minute taxi ride from Atami Station, which is about 40 minutes from Tokyo, on the Tokaido Shinkansen. You can use the transportation service provided by this hotel, if you book a room. 　 The rooms overlook the Pacific Ocean and are equipped with a luxurious outdoor bath with a spectacular view of Japan's famous Atami hot spring. You can see how luxurious the rooms are from 0:22. There are six types of rooms available: "Ocean View Superior," "Ocean View Premium TSUKI NO MICHI," "Ocean View Suite," "Ocean View Suite TSUKI NO MICHI," "Ocean View Penthouse KUMO NO NAMI," and "Ocean View Penthouse TSUKI NO MICHI." There are no Japanese style rooms at ATAMI Sekaie. All rooms are western style. You can see the Atami Sea Fireworks display from every room. Dining at “ATAMI Sekaie” Source :YouTube screenshot One of best parts about staying at this hot spring hotel is the exquisite cuisine. Guests have a choice of between two sublime Japanese restaurants located within the hotel. At “Hito-SHIO,” one of the two restaurants located within the hotel, you can experience a new style of cuisine, a fusion of charcoal grilling and traditional Japanese flavors. You can see this restaurant in the footage from 1:13. 　 In addition, the ocean view penthouse "TSUKI NO MICHI," has a private teppan (鉄板, iron griddle) counter where you can enjoy Japanese cuisine made from the finest seasonal ingredients in a lavishly decorated space. You can see the food served in this room, with breakfast at 0:47 and dinner at 1:27 in the video. Halal foods is also available for those of Muslim faith. Information About ATAMI Sekaie's Hot Springs Source :YouTube screenshot ATAMI Sekaike House has a full range of facilities. The Open-air Azure Terrace, where you can enjoy cocktails prepared in an authentic bar overlooking Sagami Bay, as well as the Lounge Lookout" and "Meeting Rooms" all of which are available for use. The hotel also offers extensive accommodation programs, including a conditioning salon where you can receive tailored treatment for your body, and a morning yoga session to relax your mind and body. Other activities such as "finest conditioning," "walking methods," "fasting," and more are also available here at ATAMI Sekaie, so you can spend your time however you please. Summary of ATAMI Sekaie Photo：Kinomiya Shrine As shown in the video, staying in guest rooms with luxury open-air baths is the charm of the ATAMI Sekaie hotel in Atami.During your stay, you can also enjoy visiting popular sightseeing spots around the hotel, such as Atami Plum Garden, Kinomiya Shrine, Atami Castle, Atami Sun Beach and Atami Onsen”. For those of you who wish to enjoy a luxurious onsen trip in Japan and experience the finest hospitality, be sure to check out this video and experience the wonders of ATAMI Sekaie. There are also many Instagrammable spots in the hotel, so be sure to take some pictures! Room rates vary by season and room type, so please check the travel website or official website for more details. ◆ATAMI Sekaie◆ 【Address】 269-1 Izusan, Atami-shi Shizuoka-ken 413-0002　 【Access】About 5 minutes by car from Atami Station on the JR Tokaido Shinkansen Line 【Parking】Available 【Telephone】0557-86-2000 【Official Website】ATAMI Sekaie https://www.atamisekaie.jp/ 【Official Website】Atami Tourist Office https://travel.ataminews.gr.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】ATAMI Sekaie https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g298122-d7767305-Reviews-ATAMI_SEKAIE-Atami_Shizuoka_Prefecture_Tokai_Chubu.html

Video introduction of "Mitani Onsen Hiranoya", a long-established ryokan in Gamagori, Aichi Prefecture YouTube screenshot is titled "Hiranoya at Miya Onsen in Aichi Prefecture (full ver.)" (三谷温泉平野屋 プロモーションビデオ（フルver）)." It's a promotional video introducing Hiranoya, a traditional Japanese inn at Miya Onsen in Aichi Prefecture. Although it has a history of long-established ryokan, it is the only ryokan in Japan that continues to evolve with a spirit of continuity and timelessness. In Miya, Gamagori City, Aichi Prefecture, there are lodging facilities such as Shofuen, Higaki Hotel, Laguna, Meizansou Ryokan, and other hotels. This video introduces Hiranoya, a traditional Japanese inn at Miya Onsen. In this video, the lady in a kimono begins by serving tea. You can feel the Japanese atmosphere from the beginning of the video. The ryokan, popular on review and comparison sites, is a place we recommend staying at at least once. Rooms at Hiranoya at Miya Onsen, Aichi Source :YouTube screenshot Rooms at Miya Onsen's Hiranoya can be viewed at 0:34 in the video. Hiranoya has three buildings: Yurakutei in the West, Midorisuitei in the East, and the Main Building. The western hall, Yurakutei, is based on three different aspects of Japanese tradition: Pottery, weaving, and handicrafts. The atmosphere of each floor is unified, and you can see the spirit of hospitality that is unique to Japan everywhere throughout the facility. In the east hall, Midorisuitei, there's an elevated sukiya-style room where you can see the surrounding area in one sweeping view. In the main building, you can enjoy neatly designed rooms with a Japanese feel. Please check the official website and travel websites for reservations and pricing. There is also a one-day plan for those looking to take a quick dip in the hot springs! Hiranoya- Japan's Leading Beauty Hot Spring at Miya Onsen Source :YouTube screenshot Miya Onsen in Aichi Prefecture is one of the most famous hot springs in Japan, and its whitening hot spring "Bijin no Yu" is especially famous for its simple alkaline spring water. It is effective against neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, and aids in recovery from motor paralysis, bruising, and sprains. Miya Onsen's Hiranoya offers four types of hot springs: Kirara-no-yu, a large public bath that uses granite, Hinanoyu, an open-air bath with a Japanese garden that smells of natural timber, a cave bath reminiscent of the underground, and a Roman bath, reminiscent of Rome, using marble. Free mineral water is also available in the bathing area for you to relax and enjoy. In keeping with the Japanese spirit of hospitality, many amenities are available, so if you're coming empty handed there's no need to worry. You can see the hot springs of Miya Onsen's long-established inn Hiranoya from 0:53 in the video. Dining at Hiranoya at Miya Onsen, Aichi Source :YouTube screenshot Miya Onsen's Hiranoya offers Japanese seafood dishes from Mikawa in Aichi Prefecture. In Mikawa, you can enjoy Japanese gourmet cuisine that makes the most of the bounty of the sea and mountains in each of the four seasons. You can see some of the dishes at 1:08 in the video. They offer a buffet dinner for families as well as a private dining room. The a la carte menu includes a variety of dishes such as boat-wrap sushi, abalone toban-yaki (toban-yaki means "to roast on a ceramic plate"), fresh dancing prawn, Mikawa beef toban-yaki, bamboo steamed queen crab in a basket, shabu-shabu, and more! The on-site facilities include a lobby lounge, "Ivy," an observation room, a convention hall, and banquet rooms of various sizes. Summary of Hiranoya, a Traditional Japanese Inn at Miya Onsen, Aichi This video introduces the charms of Hiranoya, one of Japan's long-established inns, located at Miya Onsen in Aichi Prefecture. For transportation to Hiranoya, a free shuttle bus runs from Mikawa-Miya Station, 45 minutes from Nagoya Station in Aichi Prefecture by the Tokaido Main Line. There is also a parking lot, and if you drive, it's about 20 minutes from the Otowa Gamagori Interchange on the Tomei Expressway. There are plenty of colorful yukata and popular spots to visit, so be sure to check out the official website for more information. Hiranoya, is located near the sea, so you can take a stroll along the beach wearing a yukata. This can be seen at 0:44 in the video. Nearby is the seaside resort Laguna Ten Bosch, where you can enjoy a theme park, gourmet shopping, a jumbo pool, cruising, and more. Gamagori Orange Park, Takeshima, Takeshima Aquarium, Kobo Daishi, the Fish Market, Mikaneyama Skyline, Mikawa Bay Skyline, Ganfujiji Temple, Mito Golf Club, Aichi Children's Country, the Gamagori City Museum, and the Gamagori Museum of Earth, are sightseeing spots that you can enjoy around the area. At the inn, you can also experience making original works at the salon hosted by the landlady. You can see this at 1:32 in the video. So what'd you think of Hiranoya? Relax and unwind at Hiranoya, a luxury Japanese inn at Miya Onsen in Aichi Prefecture. ◆Hiranoya, Miya Onsen - Facilities ◆ 【Address】1-21 Minamiyama, Miya-cho, Gamagori-shi, Aichi Prefecture 443-0021 【Access】About 20 minutes by car from Tomei Otowa Gamagori IC 【Parking】 Available. 【Telephone No】0533-68-5161 【Official Website】Hiranoya, Miya Onsen http://www.hotel-hiranoya.co.jp/en/

Fuji hot spring inn in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi, Japan "Bessatsu Zenren" Sightseeing Video Introduction This "LENZ Inc. movie sample" produced "Mt. Fuji Onsen Bessho Sasa webcm Long（富士山温泉 別墅然然webcmロング）" is a sightseeing PR video of the luxury inn "Bessho Sasa" located in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture in the Kanto region of the Mt. Fuji hot spring area. Bessho Sasa is section on the 4th and 5th floors of Hotel Kaneyamaen, and it is a luxury Japanese-style inn where you can enjoy extraordinary relaxation and a space with the highest level of hospitality. Plans for anniversary trips and girls' trips are available, so no matter what your plan is, they've got you covered. The luxury inn Bessho Sasa is a popular ryokan on hotel and ryokan review and comparison sites. The video shows two women enjoying Bessho sasa. Be sure to take a look and experience atmosphere of Bessho sasa. Rooms at Mt. Fuji's Bessho Sasa Source :YouTube screenshot There are three types of rooms at Bessho Sasa: Mizuho, Fukuchi, and Akemi. All of the rooms have a magnificent view of Mt. Fuji. This can be seen at 1:35 in the video. On top of that, all rooms have exclusive open-air baths. Bessho Sasa's Hot Springs Source :YouTube screenshot If you use the Mt. Fuji Hot spring "Bessho Sasa," you can use the public bath at Hotel Kaneyamaen. The qualities of this hot spring are calcium, sodium, and sulfate, and it is effective at treating hypertension, arteriosclerosis, trauma, burns, rheumatoid arthritis, neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, stiff shoulders, motor paralysis, joint stiffness, bruising, sprains, chronic digestive disorders, hemorrhoids, cold sensitivity, atopic dermatitis, post-sickness recovery, and fatigue recovery. It also promotes health and more. Hotel Kaneyamaen also has a day lunch and bathing rest plan if you're on the move. Dining at Mt.Fuji's Bessho Sasa At Mt. Fuji Hot springs' Bessho sasa, you can look forward to seeing the finest Japanese cuisine available. This can be seen from 1:40 in the video. Dinner and breakfast are packed with local ingredients, and we recommend topping the experience off with some spirits, such as sake or Japanese wines. This will help you experience all of the different flavors and relax simultaneously. The On-Site Facilities of “Bessho Sasa” Source :YouTube screenshot Bessho Sasa's exclusive lounge is introduced at 0:55 in the video, and from the club lounge, you can enjoy light meals and drinks while looking out at the superb view of Mount Fuji, which is absolutely stunning. After enjoying the natural hot springs, we recommend putting on a yukata and visiting the Japanese garden. This can be seen at 2:57 in the video. Also, be sure to use the SASA exclusive beauty treatment menu introduced at 2:34 in the video. At Bessho Sasa, they also offer a selection of specialty items as amenities. Sightseeing at Bessho Sasa Photo：Roller coaster Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, where the villa is located, has many popular tourist attractions. There are sightseeing spots such as the popular theme park "Fujikyu Highland," "Mt.Fuji Chureito Pagoda," "Fuji Asama Shrine," "Arakurayama Asama Park," where you photograph the beautiful Mt. Fuji Asama Shrine," La Ville de Gaspard Et Lisa," the world's first theme park for the popular picture book "La Ville de Gaspard Et Lisa," "Thomas Land," a live-action version of the world of Thomas, and "Shiraito Falls," which is about a 150 meter drop. Also there is "Mt. Fuji Aoyama Taijingu Shrine," which enshrines Taijin, and the power spot "Arayayama Shrine." There are also popular local dishes, such as "Yoshida Udon" and "Hoto." We recommend checking some of these places out if you're planning on visiting Bessho Sasa. Summary of Bessho Sasa If you stay at Mt.Fuji Hot springs' ryokan "Bessho Sasa," you'll have an amazing experience. 3 minutes of footage hardly does Bessho Sasa justice. If you would like to enjoy sightseeing in Yamanashi Prefecture, enjoy Japanese food at a ryokan, or enjoy a special stay at a Japanese inn, please check the official website for accommodation rates and other information. When booking a room, the earlier the better. ◆Mt.Fuji Onsen, Bessho Sasa Facility Overview◆ 【Address】6283 Kamiyoshida, Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture 【Access】Free pick-up from Fujikyu Line "Mt. Fuji Station" 【Parking】Available (free) 【Phone number】0555-30-0033 【Official Website】 Mt. Fuji's Exclusive Hot Spring Inn | Bessho sasa http://bessho-sasa.com/ 【Tripadvisor】 Mt. Fuji's Exclusive Hot Spring Inn | Bessho sasa https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g681223-d8333269-Reviews-Fujisan_Onsen_Bessho_Sasa-Fujiyoshida_Yamanashi_Prefecture_Koshinetsu_Chubu.html

Video introduction of "Gero Onsen Yunoshimakan", a registered tangible cultural property in Gifu Prefecture, Gero City. This video, titled "[Gero Onsen Yunoshima-kan] A Tangible Cultural Property" (【 下呂温泉 湯之島館 】 登録有形文化財), was created by "Multicopter Operating Drone Aerial photography" (マルチコプターオペレーティング ドローン 空撮). Yunoshimakan is a long-standing ryokan in Gero Onsen, established in 1931. Gero Onsen is one of Japan’s most famous hot springs, and Yunoshimakan is located at the top of a hill overlooking the town of Gero. The building was designated as a Tangible Cultural Property in 1947. In 1949, Yunoshimakan was designated a "Government Registered International Tourist Inn No. 8," by the Japanese government, which certifies that the hotel meets certain standards to ensure that foreign visitors to Japan can stay at the hotel with peace of mind. The ryokan has had the honor of accommodating the previous Emperor Showa in 1949, as well as the former Emperor Akihito in 1977. Gero Onsen's Yunoshimakan is popular on hotel and ryokan review and comparison websites for its excellent hospitality. Enjoy the charm of Gero Onsen's Yunoshimakan's vast 50,000-square-meter grounds in the amazing aerial footage filmed using the latest drone technology. Yunoshimakan: Enjoy a Variety of Deluxe Meals, Such as Hida Beef Cuisine, a Specialty of Gifu Prefecture, at Gero Onsen Source :YouTube screenshot Gero Onsen's Yunoshimakan offers a traditional Japanese-style dinner, where courses are brought to each individual room. Some examples of the menu are Hida beef sirloin steak and river fish dishes, such as ayu (sweetfish) and amago (red-spotted eel) caught in the local Masuda River, all of which are made from locally caught fish and locally raised livestock. They also offer a wide range of alcoholic-beverages, mainly from the Hida region. These sumptuous meals can be seen at 2:00 in the video. Breakfast, where you can sample a variety of Hida specialties, is served in a hall on the 8th floor. >br> A kid’s menu is also available for those traveling as a family. Yunoshimakan: A Traditional Japanese-Style Ryokan at Gero Onsen Source :YouTube screenshot In the Muromachi period (1336-1573), the poet and Buddhist monk Banri Shukyu, referred to Kusatsu, Arima, and Yushima as Japan's three most famous hot springs, and the Confucian philosopher of the Edo Period (1603-1868), Hayashi Razan, also quoted his words, making Gero widely known as one of Japan's most famous hot springs. The origin of the name Yunoshimakan is also derived from the ancient name of the place "Yushima" (lit. Island of Hot Springs). The springs of Gero Onsen are classified as simple alkaline hot springs with a source temperature of 55° Celsius and a pH level of 8.9. Gero Onsen is effective in treating neuralgia, myalgia, stiff shoulders, soreness, chronic digestive disorders, sensitivity to cold, fatigue, and more. The therapeutic water keeps your skin moist, and it's known as "Bijin no Yu" (a beauty spring). In the main building, there are rooms with elaborate designs, including an open-air bath, a Japanese garden, and guest rooms. Amenities are also provided at the hot springs, so there's no need to worry about bringing your own. You can check out the hot springs in the video at 1:27. There are several hot springs in the ryokan. Which one caught your eye? Tourist Spots Near Yunoshimakan at Gero Onsen Source :YouTube screenshot Gero Onsen is surrounded by the mountains, and due to the steepness of the mountains in Hida, it used to be a place for Shugendo (Japanese mountain asceticism) in the Asuka Period. At an elevation of 767m (2,500 ft.), each season offers various scenic views, such as green leaves and beautiful flowers. You can enjoy strolling around the woods and bird-watching on the trekking course or see fish swimming in the streams. Check out the video at 2:12 to see the beautiful scenery of Gero Onsen. Summary of Yunoshimakan at Gero Onsen Travel agencies offer various kinds of tours for Gero Onsen's Yunoshimakan. Be sure to check out the official website to see the prices and plans they offer each season. This video showed you an aerial view of Gero Onsen Yunoshimakan, a historical inn with hot springs offering ultimate relaxation. Step away from your busy city life and take a deep breath in the beautiful natural environment of Hida! ◆Outline of Gero Onsen Yunoshimakan◆ 【Address】645 Yunoshima, Gero City, Gifu 509-2207 【Access】5 minutes car ride from JR Gero station 【Parking】Free parking is available 【Phone number】0576-25-4126 【Official Website】Gero Onsen Yunoshimakan, A Tangible Cultural Property http://www.yunoshimakan.co.jp/english/ 【Tripadvisor】Yunoshimakan https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g788306-d1075236-Reviews-Yunoshimakan-Gero_Gifu_Prefecture_Tokai_Chubu.html

Introducing a NYC Sushi Chef! This video, titled "Chef Masaki Saito’s Fish Aging Techniques Earned Him Two Michelin Stars — Omakase Sushi," was produced by "Eater." The video features an interview with a sushi chef active in New York City! The culture of Japanese food is now popular all over the world, with things like sushi and kaiseki cuisine. In fact "Washoku" has been registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Now, this food culture is spreading worldwide. In the business world, having lunch meetings over healthy Japanese food has become a common practice. In this video, we'll introduce a sushi chef from "Sushi Ginza Onodera New York" while exploring the essence of Japanese cuisine. After watching this video, you'll understand why Japanese cuisine is loved all over the world. Sushi - The Representative of Japanese Cuisine Photo：Sushi Sushi is a traditional Japanese food that combines vinegar rice with seafood. It has a long history, and was first created around 4th century BC by the people of Southeast Asia. The people of that time preserved fish using fermented rice, leading to the first rendition of sushi. There are numerous types of sushi, including: nigiri sushi, hand-rolled sushi, inarizushi, chirashizushi, gomoku sushi, barazushi, oshizushi (pressed sushi), chakin sushi, temari sushi, sousaku sushi (creative sushi), narezushi, datemaki sushi, futomaki sushi, shima sushi, sasamaki sushi, funazosuhi, kakinoha sushi, meharizushi, mackerel sushi, matsumae sushi, Osaka sushi, battera, raw sushi, warm sushi, dodomese, inakazushi, sakezushi, and more! Sushi is made with different methods and ingredients all over Japan, with various areas having their own specialty sushi. In Japan, there are many popular sushi restaurants in areas where fresh fish is easily available. These areas include Hokkaido, Tsukiji and Ginza in Tokyo, Toyama Prefecture, Kanazawa in Ishikawa Prefecture, Fukuoka City, and more. Upon hearing the word "sushi," many people think of long-established luxury sushi restaurants, and start worrying about their wallet. However, there are actually many conveyor belt sushi restaurants, which are popular for their cheap prices. Popular sushi ingredients include medium fatty tuna, salmon, onion and tuna, salmon roe, sea urchin, and seasonal fish. What's your favorite sushi ingredient? Do note that there is a unique etiquette when it comes to eating sushi, as well as specialized terms with rice being called "shari" (シャリ), and ginger called "gari" (ガリ). Masaki Saito, the New York Sushi Chef Whose Restaurant Boasts 2 Michelin Stars Source :YouTube screenshot This video introduces chef Masaki Saito of "Sushi Ginza Onodera New York." He talks about the essence of sushi which he tries to bring across in his restaurant. Saito was born in Hokkaido, and has been familiar with seafood since he was a child. You might even say that it was predestined that he become a sushi chef. That might sound like an exaggeration, but if you watch the video you'll probably think so too! Many people in Japan think that sushi is merely a combination of vinegar rice and slices of raw fish. However, in actuality, the original edomae sushi required a lot of effort to marinate kombu (kelp), pickle side dishes, and roast ingredients. What's more is, it takes a lot of skill and effort not to spoil the raw flavor of the ingredients. This is the essence of the craftsmanship that can only be found in Japanese cuisine. From 1:29 in the video, Saito states that "salting and dehydration keeps the ingredients fresh," and from 3:36, he adds that marinating the kombu brings out the unique umami and aroma of the Hokkaido kombu used, adding flavor. From 1:44 in the video, he introduces the preparation process for Aori ika (bigfin reef squid). The squid is first cleanly sliced with a knife. He explains that, If you use too much heat, the ingredients will become cooked, but what you want is to preserve the freshness. At the same time, heat is needed to sterilize the ingredients. That's why careful heat management is crucial. Next, from 2:54 in the video, he states that the use of vinegar depends on the type of fish, and fish can also be cured using soy sauce or soup stock. In the world of sushi, "simmering" does not mean boiling ingredients in soup and then keeping it cooking for a long time, but rather, letting it pass through hot soup stock for a short time. There are a few aging techniques for maintaining the fresh flavor of the ingredients. These techniques include "fermenting" (漬け, zuke) in vinegar or soy sauce, lightly "broiling" (炙る, aburu) the surface of the ingredients, and "finishing" (〆る, shimeru) with salt or vinegar. Although Japan is the birthplace of Japanese cuisine, the essence of such craftsmanship is often forgotten. In fact, we might be so used to Japanese food that we take all this for granted, never having a chance to appreciate the depths of the effort that goes into our cuisine. Which is why, now that the world is gaining an appreciation of Japanese cuisine, we should all take this amazing opportunity to understand the essence of sushi and Japanese cuisine. Isn't Aging the Sushi Considered Cooking It? Source :YouTube screenshot According to Saito, aging is not part of the cooking process. Cooking is a technique where heat is spread evenly throughout the ingredients, with condiments added for flavor. This way, the protein that the animal had when it was alive is weakened. However, "aging," which was discovered in Japan in the latter half of the 1800's, is a technique for maintaining the raw state of the ingredients for as long as possible. Thus, the diminishing of protein is minimized, and the texture and flavor of the raw ingredients is not affected." Therefore, you could also say that if the ingredients are not fresh, they are not suitable for aging. This can be seen from 0:27 in the video. The aging techniques are so familiar to us in Japan that they practically go unnoticed by anyone not aiming to become a sushi chef or other kind of chef. In fact, it might only be when you see Japanese cuisine from an outside perspective that you realize just how advanced these techniques can be. The Essence of Japanese Food in New York, Where Cultures from Around the World Intersect Photo：New York Even in the United States, which has the world's largest economy, New York is an especially large city where cuisine and cultures from all over the world co-exist and intermingle. If you go sightseeing in New York, you can enjoy all-you-can-eat sushi in a casual setting, or even order delivery. As the land where pizza delivery was born, food delivery is a popular service in the United States. Additionally, through food reviews on the internet, you can see the deep knowledge that New Yorkers have about Japanese cuisine. Outside of Japan sushi is evolving, with new recipes, such as rolled sushi and California rolls. Nowadays, sushi chefs who have graduated from sushi academies are active all over the world, but New York in particular has a thriving market. Japanese cuisine in New York is a mixture of gems and stones, but "Sushi Ginza Onodera New York" is truly a gem where you taste traditional Japanese sushi made using genuine techniques. Summary of the Sushi Chef of Sushi Ginza Onodera Photo：Sushi If you happen to visit New York, definitely stop by "Sushi Ginza Onodera New York" to experience the essence of Japanese cuisine. Comparing sushi from outside of Japan to the sushi you can find within Japan is a great way to experience how different cultures intermingle to create new flavors! Today, Japanese cuisine is loved all over the world, to the point that you can enjoy genuine Japanese food even in New York. For Japanese people, eating some familiar Japanese food can even help with eliminating jet lag lol. If you still haven't yet, be sure to check out the video to see the amazing techniques used by the sushi chef at Sushi Ginza Onodera New York! 【Official Website】Sushi Ginza Onodera New York https://www.sushiginzaonoderanewyork.com/ 【Yelp】Sushi Ginza Onodera New York https://www.yelp.com/biz/sushi-ginza-onodera-new-york-2

Shinshu Matsumoto Utsukushi-ga-hara Onsen "Hotel Shoho" in Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture Video Introduction Hotel Shoho, introduced in this video, is a famous hot spring hotel in Shinshu (信州, Shinshu) Matsumoto (松本,Matsumoto) in Nagano Prefecture (長野県, Nagano-Ken) Here, you can enjoy Japanese cuisine with excellent ingredients, and spectacular views of the Northern Alps from the open-air baths using natural hot spring water. Hotel Shoho has received high reviews on review and comparison websites. The hotel has also been selected as one of the "Top 100 Hotels and Ryokans" in Japan, as selected by professionals, so we mean it when we say that this hotel is worth the visit. In this article, we will introduce you to the interior facilities of the Japanese modernist (hotel-style ryokan) onsen inn, filled with the rich nature of Shinshu, healing, relaxation, and hospitality. Sit back and enjoy a taste of this luxury hotel style onsen ryokan (Japanese style hot spring inn)! Enjoy Some of the Finest Gourmet Food in Japan at Hotel Shoho Source :YouTube screenshot First, we’ll introduce three restaurants in Hotel Shoho, all of which offer dishes using local ingredients from Shinshu. At ‘Shunsai Dining Shinshu,’ they offer freshly prepared dishes, such as Shinshu beef in an open kitchen, and the guests enjoy the meal in a private room. The second restaurant is the Japanese restaurant ‘Shokusai Kamikochi,’ which boasts a private space that offers freshly cooked Shinshu brand ingredients. We recommend this restaurant for small groups. The third one is the dinner / Izakaya style restaurant ‘Kihachi.’ Here, you can enjoy more than 40 kinds of local Sake. The Japanese cuisine, cooked by the first-class Itamae chef utilizing the bounty of the mountain, served side-by-side with local Shinshu Sake, are beautifully arranged. Be sure to take some pictures for your instagram! The Hotel Spectacular Views of Shoho's Prized Guest Rooms and Splendid Open-Air Baths Source :YouTube screenshot Hotel Shoho has both Japanese-style rooms and western-style rooms, and each room is equipped with an onsen bath. In the VIP room on the top floor, you can enjoy a large panoramic view in the open-air bath. The pride of Hotel Shoho is the open-air bath overlooking the Northern Alps and Matsumoto Castle. You can enjoy the scenic beauty of Matsumoto while soaking in a relaxing hot spring. The open-air bath is open from 3 PM to 11 PM for women and from 6 AM to 11 AM for men. You can also walk around the hotel wearing a Yukata. Sightseeing Around Shinshu Matsumoto ©Suganu0405 Modifying The area around Shinshu Matsumoto is a land surrounded by the Northern Alps, with scenic spots such as Azumino, Kamikochi and the national treasure Matsumoto Castle. Kamikochi is one of Japan's leading mountain resorts, and is a popular tourist sight, with 2 million people visiting the location every year to enjoy mountain climbing and hiking. The water of the rivers and ponds is crystal clear and are famous for their shiny emerald color. If you want to enjoy the great outdoors of Shinshu on your sightseeing tour around Hotel Shoho, you've got to check out Utsukushigahara plateau! Utsukushigahara Onsen has footbath and a one-day bath as well, making it a popular spot where guests at Hotel Shoho can spend their time relaxing. Shinshu is known for its harsh climate, but is blessed with colorful natural scenery, such as cherry blossoms in spring, greenery in summer, autumn leaves in the fall, and beautiful snowscapes in winter, allowing guests to enjoy a variety of beautiful scenery no matter when they visit. Summary of Hotel Shoho The Hotel Shoho official website is updated with day trip plans and other various events. Amenities for children are also provided, making it a great place for family trips as well. Rates vary by plan, season, and day of the week. Due to the popularity of this inn, we recommend booking as soon as possible. The video also gives a look at the atmosphere of Hotel Shoho's rooms, restaurants, and hot springs. We hope this article has inspired you to visit Hotel Shoho; It's definitely worth the visit! There's a free shuttle bus available by the police station near JR Matsumoto Station that will take you to Hotel Shohoho. Remember, when booking your trip, the sooner the better! ◆Hotel Shoho Facility Overview◆ 【Address】527 Yamabe, Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture 〒390-0221 【Access】20 minutes by taxi from Matsumoto Station on the JR Chuo Line 【Parking】Available 【Tel】+81 263-38-7711 【Official Website 】Hotel Shoho http://www.hotel-shoho.jp/en/

Watatsumi no Yado Are you looking for a luxurious getaway during your trip to Japan? Well, if you're going anywhere near Hyogo prefecture then Awaji Island is something you've got to check out! This video, titled "introduction video of "Awaji Island｜Natural Radium Hot Spring｜Cuisine｜Restaurant and Inn [Watatsumi no yado] Introductory Video" (淡路島天然ラジウム温泉料理旅館【海若の宿】紹介動画), was produced by jenovacojp. The video is filled with charms of Watatsumi no Yado, an Inn located in Awaji, Hyogo prefecture. Watatsumi no Yado is a popular accommodation on hotel and ryokan review and comparison sites, and is renowned for the great hospitality and luxurious time it provides for its guests. In this article, we'll introduce the popular ryokan (inn) Watatsumi no Yado on Awaji Island. The video includes amazing images of hot springs, rooms, foods, and views that will leave speechless! About Watatsumi no Yado Source :YouTube screenshot The hot springs of Watatsumi no Yado are 100% natural radium hot springs without any filtration or additives. It's a natural high quality hot spring that warms the body naturally. The ryokan has a natural rock bath, a large public bath, an open-air bath, sauna, and more! We highly recommend it to those looking for the ultimate relaxation. The hot spring "Kusushi yu," is certified as a medicinal hot spring and is said to be very effective in maintaining good health. Private family baths are also available at Watatsumi no Yado. Relax and unwind in the indoor or outdoor baths and rid yourself of fatigue. You can see a beautiful view of the hot springs at 0:36 in the video. The water is said to be effective against gallstones, chronic cholecystitis, gout, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, chronic women's diseases, sensitivity to cold, hemorrhoids, sprains, bruises, bruises, paralysis, stiff shoulders, joint pain and neuralgia, and also offers relief from fatigue. Watatsumi no Yado's Gourmet Cuisine Source :YouTube screenshot At Awaji Island's Watatsumi no yado, you can enjoy delicious kaiseki cuisine with seasonal ingredients and more! This can be seen at 0:58 of the video. You can enjoy excellent Naruto sea bream cuisine and juicy Awaji beef from Awaji Island. In addition, there are a variety of delicious Japanese dishes made with fresh, young sardines from Awaji Island and conger eel, which are only available for a limited time. Nothing beats relaxing in some hot springs after eating some delicious food! You'll be reinvigorated and ready to get back to your daily life! Inside of the facility, they have the restaurant Hamakaze (浜風), the teppanyaki restaurant Bistec, and a banquet hall as well. You can even enjoy a drink after dinner in the karaoke room to finish off your day and unwind. There is also a one-day lunch course a Watatsumi no Yado that includes access to the hot springs, and amenities are also provided, so you can visit empty-handed. Rooms at Watatsumi no Yado Source :YouTube screenshot Watatsumi no Yado has beautiful Japanese-style rooms where you can relax while enjoying a beautiful view of the sea. The inn offers a breathtaking view of the sunset as well. You can see it at 1:48 in the video. At 1:18 in the video, you can see the special suite room, where you can experience the ultimate in relaxation. It's great for anniversaries and other special occasions. Sightseeing Around Watatsumi no Yado There are many great places to visit in Awaji, Hyogo Prefecture, where Watatsumi no Yado is located! Awaji Hanasajiki Flower Park (あわじ花さじき, Awaji Hanasajiki), Awaji Yumebutai (淡路夢舞台), Izanagi Shrine (伊奘諾神宮, Izanagi Jingu), Akashi Kaikyo Government Park (国営明石海峡公園, Kokuei Akashikaikyo Kouen), Kiseki no Hoshi Botanical Museum (奇跡の星の植物園, Kiseki no hoshi no shokubutsuen), Awaji Highway Oasis (淡路ハイウェイオアシス, Awaji Haiwei oasisu), Roadside Station Awaji (道の駅　あわじ, michinoeki Awaji), Hokudan Memorial Park (北淡震災記念公園, Hokudan shinsai kinen kouen), Awaji World Park ONOKORO (淡路ワールドパークONOKORO, Awaji Wa-rudo pa-ku ONOKORO), Awajishima Park (淡路島公園, Awajishima kouen), and more! If you plan on coming to Watatsumi no Yado, be sure to check out some of these popular sightseeing locations! Summary of Watatsumi no Yado This video shows the delicious food and natural hot springs of Watatsumi no Yado on Awaji Island. If you're curious about Watatsumi no Yado after reading this article, be sure to watch the video! Watatsumi no Yado, a place where you can enjoy the natural hot springs of Awaji Island, is also a Japanese heritage site. With great food and beautiful photogenic scenery, you're sure to have a great time! Access is about 20 minutes from the Awaji Interchange on the Kobe Awaji-Naruto Expressway or about 15 minutes from the Hokudan Interchange. Rates vary by season and plan, so be sure to check the official website. The inn is very popular, so we highly recommend making a reservation before visiting. ◆Watatsumi no Yado General Information◆ 【Address】〒656-1721 150 Nojima Hikinoura Awaji city, Hyogo 【Access】~20 minutes from the Awaji Interchange on the Kobe Awaji-Naruto Expressway or ~15 minutes from the Hokudan Interchange by car. 【Parking】Available 【Telephone】0799-82-1616 【Official Website】Awaji Navi - Awaji Island Tourist Guide - Awaji Island tourism, travel accommodation, hot springs, gourmet food, and event information! https://www.awajishima-kanko.jp/en/

Video introduction of "Hakkouda Hotel" in Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture The video “Hakkoda Hotel Promotional video” (「八甲田ホテルPR動画」), made by “spasukayu,” introduces Hakkoda Hotel at Mt. Hakkoda (八甲田山, Hakkodasan) in Aomori Prefecture in Japan's Tohoku region. The area around Hakkoda Hotel is rich with nature. Hakkoda Hotel is run by Sukayu Onsen, a company in Aomori Prefecture. It's a high-end resort hotel with a western-style log house architecture. The hotel is in the Hakkoda peaks and surrounded by a forest of beech trees, with a peak altitude of 920m. It's situated in Towada-Hachimantai National Park and is a part of the People’s Recreation Spa of Sukayu. The video shows the front desk, rooms, hot spring bath, restaurants, and bar of the hotel; all of which are beautiful. Be sure to watch the video to get a feel of what the hote lis like before visiting. Enjoy a Stay at Hakkoda Hotel in Aomori Prefecture! Source :YouTube screenshot At Hakkoda Hotel, you're welcome by a dog idol named “Fujiko.” Proceed to the front desk through the luxurious entrance hall introduced at 0:12 in the video. There are many artworks by Munakata Shiko, a woodblock-print artist, in the hotel, emitting a great atmosphere. The guest rooms at Hakkoda Hotel come in wide varieties: twin rooms, maisonettes, and special rooms with Japanese, Western, and Japanese-Western styles. The beautiful rooms are introduced at 0:33 in the video. Be sure to take some pictures for your Instagram! Gourmet Food and Hot Springs at Hakkoda Hotel, Aomori Source :YouTube screenshot At Hakkoda Hotel, there are restaurants where you can enjoy Japanese cuisine or a French lunch and dinner, as well as a bar and a hot spring bath that you can enjoy on a day trip. There is no dress code when you stay, and we recommend enjoying some French cuisine at “MeDeau” or some Japanese Kaiseki cuisine at “Japanese restaurant Shakomizu.” After enjoying some amazing cuisine, head to “Bar lounge PLATTO” and try some Japanese sake and cocktails. The restaurants are shown at 1:29 in the video. The most exciting part about staying is of course the hot spring. After filling up on some exquisite cuisine, enjoy physical and mental relaxation at the large public bath? There's a sauna as well! The hot spring bath is shown from 1:12 in the video. The hot spring quality is aluminum sulfate, and it's effective at treating neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, fatigue, sensitivity to cold, stiff shoulders, bruises, digestive disorders, hemorrhoids, paralysis, stiff joints, sprains, and good for recovery from diseases and health improvement. Summary of Hakkoda Hotel, Aomori Prefecture Source :YouTube screenshot The Hakkoda peaks are a popular tourist destination with beautiful fresh green leaves in early summer and gorgeous autumnal foliage in the fall. Being in the Hakkoda area in Aomori Prefecture, Hakkoda Hotel offers snorkeling experiences, bridal plans, and more. Take a trip to an elevated resort for a luxurious break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. There's a pick-up bus available as well. Please check the official website for information on accommodation plans, booking, rates and transportation access. ◆Hakkoda Hotel◆ 【Address】030-0198 1-1 Minamiarakawayama Oaza Arakawa Aomori city Aomori Prefecture 【Access】About 70 minutes by pick-up bus from Aomori Station on the JR Ouu line. 【Telephone No】017-728-2000 【Official website】Hakkoda Hotel https://www.japanican.com/hotel/japan/aomori/hakkoda-hotel

Video about introducing Hakodate morning market in Hokkaido 「The "Hakodate Seafood Market-Japanese Gastronomy（函館海鮮市場 - 日本美食）" produced by "Aden 小吃" is a video that introduces the Hakodate Morning Market, a popular tourist spot in Hakodate. There are various famous stores such as fresh seafood, local specialties, and restaurants where you can eat delicious rice. And, it is one of the top sightseeing spots in Hokkaido, which is irresistible for gourmet lovers. You can buy souvenirs such as fresh products and processed products, and enjoy delicious gourmet foods and lunches at this fish market / large market. This article introduces the charm of Hakodate’s Morning Market in Hokkaido, which is visited by many customers early in the morning. What is Hakodate’s morning market? Photo：Hakodate・Cuddlefish angling What is Hakodate Morning Market in Hokkaido? Hakodate Morning Market, located in Hakodate, Hokkaido. It is a popular morning market dotted with shops selling fresh seafood and various restaurants. In the video, you can see crabs, squid from the beginning, tuna from 5:22, and popular seafood such as scallops from 11:42. We sell not only seafood but also fruits and vegetables such as melons, delicacies such as salted squid, dried foods and processed foods. Hakodate’s Morning Market in Hokkaido is also popular as a gourmet spot, and we recommend "Hakodate Morning Market Donburi Yokocho Market" where you can enjoy popular ramen such as "Kamome", various seafood bowls, and the popular "Sakaeya" restaurant. Other popular items include “live squid sashimi”, “geso roasted ice cream”, “local fruit juice” and “salmon toba”. We also recommend squid fishing at the famous fish cage, which you can see at 2:43 in the video. The squid caught in the "Live squid fishing pond" will be cleaned on the spot and made into sashimi so you can enjoy very fresh squid. We recommend watching the video closely as they show the cleaning process very clearly. The History of Hakodate’s Morning Market in Hokkaido Photo： Hakodate Morning Market After the war, vegetables were sold in a small section of the square out front of Hakodate station. After that, it was relocated 3 times and became the current location. Many stores were damaged by the tsunami caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake, but they immediately resumed operations with the help of volunteers. In 2013, the Oshima Sosai Agricultural Cooperative Dome was demolished, and in 2014 a space for the Hakodate morning market was created. Today's Hakodate morning market has about 250 stores, and about 1.5 million tourists visit each year. Access is a 2-minute walk from JR Hakodate Station or Hakodate City Tram, Hakodate Station. Summary of introductory articles on Hakodate’s Morning Market, Hokkaido Photo：Hakodate King Crab "Hakodate Seafood Market-Japanese Gastronomy" produced by "Aden小吃" is a video introducing the charm of Hakodate’s Morning Market in Hokkaido. The Hakodate Morning Market, which has a long history since the war, is a popular spot where various ingredients are sold. In addition to fresh seafood, there are many excellent gourmet dishes such as ramen, melon and more. There are many items that can be purchased as souvenirs, such as dried fish and processed products. So please drop by Hakodate’s Morning Market and enjoy shopping, as well as popular sightseeing destinations such as Mount Hakodate in Hakodate City. ◆ Introduction of Hakodate Morning Market ◆ 【Address】 9-19 Wakamatsucho, Hakodate City, Hokkaido 040-0063 【Access】2 minutes walk from JR Hakodate Station, Hakodate City Tram Hakodate Station 【Operating Hours】6:00～ 【Parking】There is a coin parking lot nearby 【Telephone No】0138-22-7981 【Official Website】Hakodate Morning Market Official Site https://www.uu-hokkaido.com/corporate/hakodate-asaichi.shtml

The Diamond Route Connecting Fukushima, Tochigi and Ibaraki Prefectures This video, titled "【4K】Nature & Gastronomy : Diamond Route Japan 2019 - Fukushima, Tochigi, Ibaraki |" was released by Diamond Route Japan. Nobu Matsuhisa runs many Japanese restaurants around the world. In this video, Nobu Matsuhisa travels to Fukushima, Tochigi, and Ibaraki prefectures to review tourist attractions that are rich with local history and Japanese culture. Popular Tourist Destinations in Fukushima Prefecture Two of the best places to visit in Fukushima Prefecture are Ouchi-juku in the Minamiaizu District of Fukushima Prefecture and Aizu-Wakamatsu Castle (Tsurugajo) in Aizu-Wakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture. These two sites, both of which preserve the landscape of Japan's Edo period, attract more than a million history buffs each year. In Ouchi-juku, there are restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy the delicious local cuisine. Ouchijuku's specialty, "Takato Soba," is a unique dish in which "magari-negi" (a type of curved green onion) are used like chopsticks to eat handmade soba noodles. Kitakata ramen is another local specialty of Fukushima Prefecture. Kitakata ramen is a local dish that is loved all over Japan and is one of the three major ramen of Japan. Kitakata Ramen is a shoyu (soy sauce) flavored pork-based ramen that originated in Kitakata City, Fukushima Prefecture, and is characterized by its light flavor. Popular Sightseeing Spots in Tochigi Prefecture The most famous tourist attraction in Tochigi Prefecture is the World Heritage Site "Nikko Toshogu Shrine." Nikko Toshogu Shrine located in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, is a shrine and temple dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu. The shrine is steeped in history and is said to have been built in 1617. It's a famous place where visitors can enjoy historical Japanese traditions and culture. Utsunomiya gyoza is the specialty of Tochigi Prefecture. Utsunomiya City in Tochigi Prefecture is one of the largest consumers of gyoza (pot stickers) in Japan, and almost all gourmets visiting Utsunomiya City come in search of "Utsunomiya Gyoza." Utsunomiya gyoza is characterized by its high vegetable and low meat and garlic content, which gives the gyoza a better texture and richer flavor. As a result, even those who don't like the rich taste of gyoza and generally find it too heavy, can enjoy eating it. Utsunomiya gyoza is generally sold at a low price throughout Utsunomiya City, and it's often eaten like fast food in the local area. Popular Tourist Attractions in Ibaraki Prefecture Hitachi Seaside Park in Hitachinaka City, Ibaraki Prefecture, is one of Japan's premier leisure facilities for raising plants. The 500 sq. acre park is home to seasonal plants, such as tulips in the spring and sunflowers in the summer, as well as attractions like a large Ferris wheel, making it a fun facility for the whole family! Ibaraki Prefecture is home to many nationally famous local dishes, the most popular of which is natto (fermented soybeans). Mito Natto, a specialty of Mito City, Ibaraki, is a historical dish loved by the locals. Foreign tourists may have some reservations about it, but we definitely recommend trying it if you're visiting Mito, Ibaraki. Summary of the Diamond Route Connecting Fukushima, Tochigi, and Ibaraki Prefectures Fukushima, Tochigi, and Ibaraki prefectures are close to Tokyo, making them great places to visit even on a day trip. They are especially popular with tourists looking to experience Japanese history and culture. Be sure to check them out if you have the chance!

Video introduction of Tsukiji, the central wholesale market in Chuo-ku, Tokyo This video, titled "The Tuna King Reigns at Tsukiji Fish Market — Omakase Japan," was uploaded by "Eater." The video is an interview with Yukitaka Yamaguchi, a middle man wholesaler specializing in tuna, an important ingredient in Japanese food. He has a shop in Tsukiji Market, a central wholesale market in Tokyo. You can see him dressing a tuna and the beautiful, glossy cut of the tuna in this video. Tsukiji Market was opened in Tokyo in 1935 and it is one of the oldest comprehensive markets in Japan and one of the largest in the world in terms of seafood volume making it an important base for supporting Japanese food. Unfortunately, due to deterioration, the market was moved to "Toyosu Market" in October 2018. Tsukiji Market will be closed in the future, but the restaurants outside the market where you can eat fresh Japanese food still remain. They are very popular, especially among the tourists. This video was taken when Tsukiji Market was still open. An Intermediate Wholesaler Specializing In Tuna at Tsukiji Market Photo：Tsukiji Outer Market Yukitaka Yamaguchi is an intermediate wholesaler specializing in tuna, mainly bluefin tuna. Middlemen like Yamaguchi purchase tuna by participating in tuna auctions, and then sell it to retailers and restaurants. He is a particularly picky about the tenderness of the tuna used for sushi. He is a professional connoisseur who takes responsibility for his tuna and aims to be the best tuna seller in Tsukiji. He's introduced at 0:12 in the video. Tuna, A Valuable Ingredient in Japanese Cuisine Photo：Tuna In the past, red meat, called "zuke" in Japanese, was eaten and toro, a luxury food item today, was thrown out. It was not until sushi became available for the common people that sashimi toro came to be favored. Yukitaka Yamaguchi explains this from 0:44 in the video. His store sells five types of tuna: bluefin tuna, bigeyed tuna, yellowfin tuna, broadbill swordfish, and striped marlin. Yamaguchi purchases huge amounts of tuna to distribute to around 1,000 restaurants, mainly restaurants specializing in Japanese cuisine. He selects each tuna according to the cuisine it will be used for. Many restaurants rely on him as a tuna middleman to keep their business running smoothly. Summary of Tsukiji Market's Tuna King Photo：Tuna Yamaguchi says that the most exciting part of tuna is when he cuts in, because he cannot tell if it is a good tuna until he dress it. He gets really excited when he buys expensive tuna. Yamaguchi feels that tuna caught in fixed nets around Sado Island (佐渡島, Sado Shima) in the Sea of Japan in April and May, when the fat content is well-balanced, tastes the best, but he says that of the tens of thousands of tuna he handles, only about 100 per year are truly good, and they are rare. Because Yukitaka Yamaguchi loves tuna, he has been studying tuna and supporting the Japanese food culture of eating it! 【Tripadvisor】Toyosu Market https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g14134359-d15216764-Reviews-Toyosu_Market-Toyosu_Koto_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html

Video introduction of "Wajima Morning Market" in Noto Peninsula, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, one of the three major morning markets in Japan This video, titled "Ishikawa Wajima Morning Market - 4K Ultra HD" (Ishikawa Wajima Morning Market - 輪島朝市 - 4K Ultra HD) was uploaded by "TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful." It's a PR video for the Wajima Morning Market of Ishikawa Prefecture, located on the Noto Peninsula. The Wajima Morning Market is run by the Wajima City Morning Market Association (輪島市朝市組合) in the Koshinetsu region, and attracts many visitors as a tourist attraction on the Noto Peninsula of Ishikawa Prefecture, with fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan and traditional goods such as Wajima lacquerware. One of the most popular tourist attractions in Wajima, where the Wajima Morning Market is held, is the Shiroyone Senmaida Rice Terraces, which has been selected as one of the Top 100 Terraced Rice Terraces in Japan, with 1,004 terraced rice paddies. After the morning market, visitors can also enjoy a stroll to Sojiji Temple. The Delicious Food of Wajima! Enjoy Seafood and Local Specialties From the Sea of Japan at the Wajima Morning Market! Photo：Wajima Morning Market, Wajima, Ishikawa As you can see from 0:45 in the video, the Wajima Morning Market has more than 200 stalls along the 360-meter-long street where the market is located. Vegetables, dried fish, and other goods are also available at reasonable prices, and are loved by visitors. The Wajima Morning Market takes place from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. and is visited by locals and tourists looking for fresh seafood, seafood bowls, and other delights. One of the attractions of the Wajima Morning Market is that visitors can walk around and try different snacks from all of the vendors in the area, from steamed buns to rice crackers and other local specialties. Visitors can also enjoy breakfast and lunch unique to the Wajima Morning Market, with its tasty seafood rice bowls, as well as cute sweets, such as Wajima pudding, a popular treat among women. The Wajima Morning Market is lined with many stores, each with its own unique characteristics, some of which have been around for over a thousand years. Some stores serve food prepared on the spot, so there's no shortage of things to enjoy at the Wajima Morning Market. Lacquerware and Folk Art in Wajima City! There's More Than Just Seafood! Photo：Wajima Lacquerware soup bowls Wajima is one of the largest cities on the Noto Peninsula of Ishikawa Prefecture. Because Wajima is located by the Sea of Japan, visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, such as amberjack and seaperch at the Wajima Morning Market. Wajima is also famous for its kiriko lanterns, giant lanterns that look like portable shrines which are attached to sticks, and are recognized as a Japan Heritage. The traditional atmosphere of these lanterns is a great way to experience the culture of Wajima. The most popular tradition of Wajima is Wajima Lacquerware. The history of this lacquerware craft dates back to Japan's Heian period (794-1185 AD). Many pieces of lacquerware, the remains of the Heian period have been excavated from archaeological sites in Wajima, and Wajima Lacquerware is loved by many people both in Japan and abroad. The lacquerware is characterized by its sturdiness and luster, and is recommended not only as a meaningful gift but also as a souvenir together with yubeshi, a sweet yuzu-flavored wagashi (traditional Japanese sweet) from Nakauraya. Access to Wajima, Ishikawa Photo：Noto Airport (Noto-Satoyama Airport) It's about an hour from Tokyo to Noto Airport via plane. From Noto Airport, you can take a cab or bus to the center of Wajima. Another way to get to Wajima from Kanazawa Station is to rent a car and drive to the city. If you use the Wajima Morning Market Parking Lot, you can tour the city of Wajima while enjoying the Wajima Morning Market. Summary of the Wajima Morning Market, One of the Three Major Morning Markets in Japan The Wajima Morning Market introduced in the video and this article is one of the three largest morning markets in Japan, together with the Yobuko Morning Market in Saga Prefecture and the Katsuura Morning Market in Chiba Prefecture. The Wajima Morning Market is a great place to enjoy fresh seafood, traditional Wajima Lacquerware, and other local specialties. Be sure to check out the video to experience some of the charms of the Wajima Morning Market! You'll definitely want to check out the Wajima Morning Market after seeing it! 【TripAdvisor】The Wajima Morning Market https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1021242-d1384988-Reviews-Wajima_Morning_Market-Wajima_Ishikawa_Prefecture_Hokuriku_Chubu.html

Listed in Michelin! Video Introduction of "Manyo no Sato Hakuunso" in Yugawara Onsen, Ashigarashita-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture This video was created by "Japan Explorers," and it is a PR video of the Japanese inn (旅館, ryokan) "Manyo no Sato Hakuunso" at Yugawara Hot spring, in Kanagawa Prefecture, in Japan's Kanto region. The title is "The luxury ryokan Yugawara Onsen Mano no Sato Hakuunso published by Michelin" Yugawara Hotspring Hakuunso [High quality ]（ミシュラン掲載の高級旅館 湯河原温泉 万葉の里 白雲荘 Yugawara Hotspring Hakuunso [高画質]）". In this article, we'll introduce the charm of Yugawara Hot spring’s "Manyo no Sato Hakuunso," which has been posted on Michelin for four consecutive years. Yugawara Hot spring, in Kanagawa Prefecture is a popular inn. The video introduces luxury rooms and hot springs, as well as beautiful Michelin-rated dishes. Before we get started, please enjoy the video showcasing the hospitality of a Japanese hot spring inn. “Manyo No Sato Hakuunso”: The Luxury Japanese Hot Spring Inn Located at the Historic Yugawara Hot Spring Source :YouTube screenshot Manyo no Sato Hakuunso is a luxury hot spring inn located at Yugawara Hot spring, one of Japan's leading hot spring towns. Yugawara Hot spring is located in Ashigarashimo-gun, in Kanagawa prefecture, and is easily accessible from Tokyo and Yokohama. Every room at the Yugawara Onsen "Manyo-no-Sato Hakuun-so" has an elegant and luxurious structure where you can relax and enjoy the natural view of the Chitose River. There are five rooms with an open-air hot spring bath, three separate rooms with an open-air hot spring bath, one room with an open-air bath, and nine general guest rooms with an indoor bath. Each guest room has a name, "Soseki Literature Museum," "Fujimura Literature Museum,”" "Dokuho Literature Museum," "Manyo," "Tsubaki," "Sakuraba," "Hydrangea," "Hana Mizuki," "Hakumo," "Jukuni," "Seseragi," "Satsuki," "Chitose," " Yayoi," "Minami," and "Hatsune." Accommodation plans include one-day spa plans and banquet plans for groups. Introducing Manyo No Sato Hakuunso, Also Recognized by Michelin Source :YouTube screenshot In addition to the guest rooms with hot spring baths, there are also Sanukinoyu (large public baths) and suite private spa (private open-air bath), where you can fully enjoy Yugawara Hot spring. The large baths overflowing with rich spring water are introduced at 1:52 and 4:51, and private open-air baths are introduced at 3:48. The quality of the hot spring is calcium chloride. It's effective against rheumatic diseases, musculoskeletal disorders, wounds, chronic eczema and keratosis, weakness, gynecological disorders, hypertension, poor circulation, arteriosclerosis, gout, uric acid, and more. The baths are also fully equipped with amenities, so there's no need to worry about bringing your own. Japanese Cuisine at Manyo No Sato Hakuunso Source :YouTube screenshot Speaking of the pleasures of Japanese hot spring inns, Hakuunso also serves delicious Japanese cuisine. Manyo no Sato Hakuunso has been published in the Michelin Guide "Yokohama / Kawasaki / Shonan II Special Edition" for four consecutive years. The dinner course is introduced at 2:19 in the video. The kaiseki cuisine, which uses fresh seafood purchased directly from local fishermen and locally grown vegetables, is changed monthly, and the chef, Koichi Okuyama, provides exquisite, seasonal Japanese cuisine that has earned the restaurant a Michelin listing. One of the features of the evening meal is "Horaku-yaki," in which seafood is steamed and grilled in a ceramic pot. This can be seen at 2:51 in the video. Breakfast, typical of a traditional Japanese ryokan, is introduced at 4:18. Small plates of brightly colored dishes are elegantly presented, and local dried horse mackerel is roasted on a cooking stone and freshly grilled giving it a savory flavor and also making it a spectacle to behold. Both dinner and breakfast are served with glistening rice cooked in an earthenware pot, giving it the most flavor possible. I know you're probably looking forward to eating here now, just be careful not to eat too much before you go sightseeing. Facilities at "Manyo No Sato Hakuunso" “Manyo no Sato Hakuunso” at Yugawara Hot spring, has a wide range of in-house facilities. In addition to the private open-air baths and the large hot spring baths, there is the blissful, relaxing Ajisai-no-Mori (Forest of Hydrangea), the aesthetic salon, the private room space Suzukaze, and the dining room Senkei. You can use the facilities of "Manyo no Sato Hakuunso" at your leisure. Sightseeing at "Manyo No Sato Hakuunso" Photo：Gazebo In the Yugawara area, one of the most popular hot spring sightseeing spots in Japan, there are many sightseeing spots we recommend. If you want to get in touch with the nature of Yugawara, visit Manyo Park, Makuyama Park (Yugawara Bairin), Hoshigayama Park Satsuki no Sato, Fudo Falls, and Yoshihama Beach. The best natural scenery is also a great spot for Instagram. The "Doi Castle Ruins," where you can experience the history and culture of Yugawara, has the best view. You can experience the art of Yugawara at the "Municipal Yugawara Art Museum," "Pumpkin Museum," "Kyotaro Nishimura Memorial Museum," "Living National Treasure Museum," "Hakone Lalique Museum," "Hoshino Prince Museum," "IZU PHOTO MUSEUM," "Buffet Children's Museum," and "Iri." If you want to enjoy the popular local gourmet restaurants in Yugawara, go to the ramen shop "Ramenya Iida Shoten" or the bakery "BREAD & CIRCUS." Popular festivals and events include "Yugawara Onsen Sunday Sightseeing Morning Market," "Watching the Show," "Training tour of Yugawara geisha," "Yugawara Onsen Marine Fireworks Festival," "Firefly Party," "Ikemine Momiji no Sato, and Tea Room." As you can see there are plenty of sightseeing spots in Yugawara! Please enjoy sightseeing in Yugawara as you see fit! Summary of “Manyo No Sato Hakuunso”- The Michelin Listed Inn How'd you like the video filled with the charms "Manyo no Sato Hakuunso"? The gentle Japanese style guest rooms provide a relaxing space. If you want to spend a relaxing time at a Japanese inn, tasting Michelin-starred cuisine and taking a dip in a hot spring, watch this video to experience the wonders of Manyo no Sato Hakuunso. Room rates for reservations vary depending by season and room, so please check the official website and travel websites for details. ◆ Manyo no Sato Hakuunso Introduction of Facility Overview◆ 【Address】 716-1 Miyagami, Yugawara-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture 259-0314 【Access】About 10 minutes by car from Yugawara Station on the Tokaido Main Line 【Parking】Available. 15 cars. 【Telephone No】0465-62-2341 【Official Website】 Yugawara Onsen Manyo-no-Sato Hakuunso Yugawara Luxury Ryokan-Ashigarashimo-gun https://www.hakuunsou.com/en/ 【Official Website】Yugawara Onsen official tourist site "Onsen town 60 minutes from Yokohama" http://yugawara-resort.com/ 【Tripadvisor】 Yugawara Hot spring town https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g1121143- Yugawara_machi_Ashigarashimo_gun_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto-Vacations.html

What is Inatori Ginsuiso, the pride of Japan's hot spring inns? This official video, titled “Inatori Ginsuiso PV 180 second version（稲取銀水荘PV180秒版）” is produced by Inatori Ginsuiso. There are many hot springs in Shizuoka (静岡県：Shizuoka- prefecture) in Japan's Tokai region. Especially Inatori onsen, one of most famous hot springs in Japan. Inatori Ginsuiso was established 60 years ago. This long establish Ryokan is famous for its use of fresh seafood such as alfonsino, ise-ebi, abalone, and seasonal vegetables in its delicious Japanese cuisine. Every room has an open air bath and a view of Izu East Ocean or Izu oshima. These rooms and a lounge with an observation area attract many tourists every year. It's 20 minutes walking from Izu Inatori station off the JR Ito-line Izu Kyuko. A free shuttle bus with a wet hand towel service is available for guests as well. The most important thing for Inatori Ginsuiso is the spirit of hospitality. A young proprietress and female employees always aim to provide the spirit of service and hospitality to every guest. Be sure to check out the video clip provided by Inatori Ginsuiso, that features their hospitality. Kaiseki Meals Using Carefully Selected Ingredients Source :This article's vVideo With their motto “Serve warm meals warm and cold meals cold,” fresh seafood such as alfonsino, ise-ebi or dishes using seasonal ingredients are served. You can enjoy these delicious foods with spirits, such as Japanese sake. Special meals for children are also served. In the morning, a buffet breakfast is available. You can eat Izu's specialty, "new summer orange." You can see their morning spread at 0:50 in the video. Luxurious Upper Floor Rooms Source :YouTube screenshot All guest rooms, including standard rooms, have an ocean view. There are executive suites with open air baths called "Gin no shiori" or "Mahoroba." Inatori ginsuiso was renovated in 2018 and the "Omotenashi suite" with an open air bath was opened afterwards. You can see what it looks like in the footage from 0:26. The Bountiful Springs of Inatori Ginsuiso Inatori Ginsuiso uses the mineral rich waters of the hot spring that gushes out of the ground from its own premises. The qualities of this spring are natrium, calcium chloride, and mild alkalinity. This spring is good for cuts, burns, chronic inflammation of the skin, neuralgia, myalgia, and joint pain. There are saunas, dressing rooms, a large bath, open air bath and lounge. Varieties amenities are prepared as well. You can see what the hot springs look like in the footage from 0:42. The Facilities of Inatori Ginsuiso Source :YouTube screenshot There are various facilities for guests such as a lounge with an observation deck called "Nami no oto," a souvenir shop where popular bells are available, a morning market, an aesthetic salon called "Fleur," a massage room, and facilities that provide showering and grooming services for dogs or cats. Also, tea is served to every guest when they arrive. You can feel the hospitality of this ryokan, without actually being there, through the video. There are various types of accommodation plans not just for families, but also for those traveling alone. You can choose to eat dinner at your own room or a restaurant, called "Gin no Umi." In addition, you can enjoy sea fishing as well. For detailed information, see the official web site, viral sites, or various travel websites. Tourist spots around Inatori Ginsuiso Photo：Banana Wani en There are various tourist spots in Higashi-izu. For example, the spectacular "Atagawa Banana Wani en," the vast "Inatori Hosono Kogen (細野高原：Hosono Highland)," the "Izu Animal Kingdom" where guests can see giraffes and owls, the "Morning market in Inatori port (稲取港：inatori port) which is held every Saturday, Sunday and national holidays, “Hinano Tsurushi Kazari Matsuri” that dates back to the Edo Period, “Oyukake Benzaiten" with hot springs spewing out of the onsen turret, Higashi-izu Wind Power Plant" which has giant windmills, “Atagawa YOU Beach" where visitors can enjoy the beach or nearby pool. If you're staying at Inatori Ginsuiso,” it's a good idea to check out some of the places mentioned above. Japan, Where Visitors Can Have a Good Time at Ryokan Hot Springs Did you enjoy the video? If you stay in Inatori Ginsuiso in Izukogen, you can experience Japan's hospitality and enjoy a star sprinkled sky (1:25). After watching this video, you're sure to feel the urge to visit Inatori Ginsuiso. Please visit there with your friend to have a good time. ◆Information for Inatori Ginsuiso◆ 【Address】1624-1 Inatori Higashi-izu machi Kamo Gun Shizuoka ken 413-0411 【Access】20 minutes walking from Izu Inatori station off the JR Ito-line Izu Kyuko (Free shuttle bus is available) 【Parking】Available 【Telephone No】0557-95-2215 【Official Website】Inatori Ginsuiso https://www.inatori-ginsuiso.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Inatori Ginsuiso https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g1121205-d1130974-Reviews-Inatori_Ginsuiso-Higashiizu_cho_Kamo_gun_Shizuoka_Prefecture_Tokai_Chubu.html

Introducing the Private Villas of "Tenkunomori" "“Tenku_no_Mori” YADO-PV／JAPAN ： 宿PV_天空の森02" is a video produced by private-onsen JAPAN to advertise Minami Kirishima Hot Spring's "Tenkunomori," in Kagoshima Prefecture. "Tenkunomori" of Minami Kirishima Hot spring in Kagoshima Prefecture is a luxury villa (hotel) in Minami-Kirishima Onsen, Kagoshima Prefecture, popular on hotel and inn review and comparison websites. The video introduces the rooms and views of this completely private villa with a spectacular view of the Kirishima mountain range, home to some of the most famous mountains in Kagoshima, one of Japan's "One Hundred Famous Mountains" and listed in the "Top One Hundred Views of Japan." Feel the warm embrace of nature with these breathtaking views. Sit back and enjoy the beautiful Japanese scenery. Tenkunomori Source :YouTube screenshot Tenkunomori is located in Kagoshima Prefecture at the southern end of Kyushu. There are only 5 villas on its 150 Sq. acres. This luxurious resort facility provides a high class reception. As you can see in the video, it's an untouched gem in a vast sea of nature. The attraction of this place is that while it is only a 15-minute drive from Kagoshima Airport, you can still immerse yourself in nature. The five onsite villas, Tenku, Akane sasu oka, Keirin no ame, Hanachiru sato, and Tsubabe no su, are equipped with an open-air hot spring bath and showers that flow 100% directly from the Minami Kirishima Hot Spring source, all on an unobstructed, spacious wooden deck. Visitors are promised a stay in a private space where they will not notice the presence of any other villas. In Tsubame no su, one of the villas for day-trip stays, shown in the video from 0:35, you can enjoy strolling in the woods and eating delicious food. The video also introduces Hanachiru sato, another day-trip villa, at 0:49. Please note that there is no large shared bathing area due to the privacy of the villas. From 1:23, one of villas for overnight stays, Akane sasu oka, is introduced. All facilities are made of wood from the forest of this resort’s premises and are characterized by their spaciousness. The wooden deck is an extraordinary space where you can take off your yukata and spend the evening, free of the burden of clothes, enjoying the starry sky. 1:49). You can also enjoy activities such as picnics, river rafting, and helicopter rides. Every villa comes complete with various amenities as well. Dining at Tenkunomori Source :YouTube screenshot As you can see from the video (0:26), almost all ingredients used at Tenkunomori are organically grown. You can enjoy locally raised Satsuma chicken, sweetfish, and Okuma beef. Experience a stay that will refresh your body and mind. Summary of Minami Kirishima Hot spring's Tenkunomori in Kagoshima Prefecture As you can see from this video, Tenkunomori is a great place to relax and leave the worries of your day to day routine behind. The stunning views from the villa are certainly Instagram-worthy, but we suggest turning off your phone and spending your time savoring the amazing scenery. You can also enjoy a concert while bathing your feet in the Ishizaka river stream, or enjoying beauty salon treatments. Here in Kirishima, there are many tourists spots for you to visit: “Kirishima Jingu,” “ Kirishima Hot spring village,” “Shiroyama Observation Deck,” “ Kirishima Art Forest,” “Kirishima Kogen Mahoroba no Sato,” “Maruo Fall,” “Takashihonomine” and “Kirishima Hot Spring Ichiba”. If you want to forget about your daily life and enjoy beautiful views in Japan, be sure to check out the video and get a feel for the true beauty of Tenkunomori. The cheapest plan is from 150,000 yen (~$1,400 USD) per person, per night at Tenkunomori. Tenkunomori is very popular among VIPs around the world, so booking a reservation at this facility is quite difficult. If you're interested in visiting after watching the video, be sure to check out online travel sites as well as the official web site. 【Official Website】TENKU - TENKU NO MORI - Resort in Kagoshima, Japan https://tenku-jp.com/en/ ◆Introduction of Tenkunomori " of Minami Kirishima Hot spring in Kagoshima Prefecture◆ 【Address】3389 Kurakota, Kakushima-cho, Kirishima-shi, Kagoshima 899-6507, Japan　 【Access】About 15 minutes from Kagoshima Airport by car 【Parking】Avaialble 【Telephone】0995-76-0777 【Tripadvisor】Tenkunomori https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g1022935-d2391004-Reviews-Tenku_no_Mori-Kirishima_Kagoshima_Prefecture_Kyushu.html

An Oasis in Tokyo "Akiruno City Tourism PR Video" The video “[4K] Akiruno city-the unknown Tokyo / JAPAN / Akiruno City Sightseeing PR Video（[4K] Akiruno city - the unknown Tokyo/ JAPAN / あきる野市観光PR動画）" released by "NAKAJI" mainly focuses on recommended sightseeing spots such as the natural scenery of the Kanto region and the city of Akiruno in Tokyo. If you watch the video, you'll be surprised by the natural beauty of greenery that you couldn't possibly attribute to Tokyo. Akiruno is recommended as a place to relax and get away from the crowds. This article introduces sightseeing spots in Akiruno where you can enjoy nature, history, culture and delicious food. More About Akiruno, Tokyo Source :YouTube screenshot Akiruno, Tokyo is a place rich with nature, about 40 to 50 km west of central Tokyo. With a population of about 80,600 (March, 2020), the climate is colder than in central Tokyo, and the altitude is high, so the area is not so hot in the summer. Akigawa and Itsukaichi merged in 1995 to form Akiruno. The name of the city is derived from the fact that "Akiru Shrine" was located in the former town of Itsukaichi. It is a recommended travel destination for those who are tired of urban life, and has places such as instagram spots and stylish cafes that can be seen in the video. Photo：Yozawa River Speaking of Akiruno's symbol, the clear stream Akigawa, the largest tributary of the Tama River, definitely comes to mind. It flows about 20 km from Hinohara Village to Akiruno, and the surrounding scenery is superb. You can see various landscapes depending on the season, such as fresh greenery in the spring and autumn leaves in the fall. In addition, Ishibune Bridge in the Akigawa Valley is one of the places to see when you go to Akiruno. It is a must-go-to location for checking out the scenery of the river and the autumn leaves that you can see from the top of Ishibune Bridge. The lush nature of Akigawa and the surrounding area can be seen at 0:12 in this video. Akiruno is also famous for Shiroyama. Shiroyama in the Togura district, is a mountain that used to be called "Togura Castle". From the top of Shiroyama, if the weather is nice, you can see the city center, and you will be impressed by the superb view. Since the altitude is not high and it is a gentle mountain trail, it is also a recommended route for beginners climbing and hiking. In addition, "Yamasaki no Oukashi," "Itsukaichi Basin," "Otake Limestone Cave," and "Akirudai Park" are other recommended scenic spots. Information About Recommended Sightseeing Spots in Akiruno, Tokyo Source :YouTube screenshot One of the recommended spots when visiting Akiruno is Seotonoyu. Seotonoyu, located near the Akigawa Valley, is a popular hot spring facility surrounded by greenery. The quality of the hot spring is highly talked about, and its modern interior is also very popular. It is a must-visit place when visiting Akiruno. Other recommended sightseeing spots include Kotoku Temple, Daihigan Temple, Ryushuin Temple, Fukazawa Small Art Museum, Akigawabashi River Park Barbecue Land, and Tokyo Summerland. Also, if you want to enjoy gourmet food in Akiruno, we recommend Kurochaya, where you can eat exquisite Japanese food. Cuisine using river fish such as sweetfish and the famous Tama Yuzu cider are popular. You can also enjoy the atmosphere at an old house. There is also a place in the garden where you can view the bamboo forest. The video also introduces plenty of these local gourmets from 1:37. Akigawa corn, norabou greens and Akigawa pears are also popular foods in Akiruno. Summary of Akiruno Photo：Akiruno・Autumn Colors at Ishibune Bridge "[4K] Akiruno city-the unknown Tokyo / JAPAN / Akiruno sightseeing PR video" is a video introducing recommended sightseeing spots in Akiruno, Tokyo. In addition to the ones introduced in this article, there are also traditional events such as Ninomiya Shrine Fall Festival (Ginger Festival), Shoichiiiwabashiri Shrine Festival (Ina Festival), and Akiru Shrine Festival (Itsukaichi Festival). Akiruno is full of nature. It has access from the city center, and it is a hidden healing location. Why not give it a visit? 【Official Website】Akiruno-shi, Tokyo https://www.city.akiruno.tokyo.jp/ 【Tripadvisor】Akiruno-shi https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g1060923-Akiruno_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto-Vacations.html

Video Introduction of Suimeikan, a Gero Onsen Ryokan in Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan Looking for an awesome ryokan (Japanese style inn) where you can visit some amazing hot springs? Well, look no further! This is the perfect video for people who want to do just that! Relax at the perfect ryokan for visiting Gero City, Gifu Prefecture in Japan's Tokai Region, a popular tourist spot in Japan. This video, titled "(Official) Gero Onsen 'Suimeikan'" (【公式】下呂温泉「水明館」), was created by "Suimeikan." It's a promotional video for the popular ryokan "Suimeikan," located at Gero Onsen (Gero Hot Springs). This video is filled with the attractions of Suimeikan: its Japanese-style landscape, the soothing hot springs, and the delicious Hida beef dishes. Suimeikan has received high ratings on hotel/ryokan review sites and comparison sites as well. This article will introduce the attractions and information regarding Suimeikan alongside the video. Before we begin, immerse yourself in the experience of Suimeikan through the video. What is Suimeikan? Source :YouTube screenshot Suimeikan, a ryokan that you will certainly want to stay in if you are visiting Gero City, is a historical ryokan that has been in business since 1932 (Showa 7). This Japanese style hotel values the spirit of hospitality, soothing its visitors with services such as personally prepared tea. Suimeikan is lined up alongside the Hida River and consists of 4 buildings, each containing unique and distinct rooms. The 4 buildings consist of "Rinsenkaku," an elegant space that emphasizes traditional beauty, "Hisenkaku," which combines the best of both Japanese and Western style, "Sansuikan," which prioritizes traditional design, and "Hanare Seiransou," 5 Sukiya-style rooms. ・Rinsenkaku Four types of rooms: Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western-style rooms, rooms with open-air baths, and guest rooms. All rooms feature a hot spring bath made of Koyamaki cedar, room service provided by the head chef, rooms with an open-air bath overlooking the Hida River, and a balcony on which to enjoy the view of the Gero city. ・Hisenkaku Four types of rooms: Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western-style rooms, single rooms, and special rooms. The hotel features a wide range of room types from single rooms to spacious Japanese-Western-style rooms, a large bath with a great view from the top floor, Japanese-Western-style rooms with few steps that make it easy to move around, and a reception lounge on the first floor. ・Sansuikaku There are six types of rooms: Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western style rooms, Renewal Japanese-Western style rooms, Special rooms, Twin/Triple rooms with a Japanese antechamber, and Twin rooms. Its main features are a “special room” where you can lose track of time watching the koi fish swim about. The large boulders, beautiful nature, endless blue skies, open-air hot spring, and hot spring pool make for the ultimate relaxation experience. ・Seiransou The names of the rooms are taken from The Tale of Genji, and there are five rooms in total: "Aoi-no-Ma," "Yugao-no-Ma," "Takekawa," "Koubai," and "Kashiwagi-no-Ma. It's a luxurious space with a tatami hallway. The cuisine is a special menu prepared by the head chef of Seiranso, using carefully selected ingredients of the day. Each room is equipped with a full range of amenities. Information About Suimeikan's Facilities Source :YouTube screenshot There is a place within Suimeikan where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the Japanese Garden. If you enjoy the view while relaxing in a yukata, all of your worries are sure to melt away! You can see the Japanese garden at 1:38 in the video. One of the attractions of Suimeikan is that you can enjoy your time in the way that best suits you. Suimeikan has various inside facilities such as the beauty salon, "Salon de Couleur," on the top floor of Hisenkaku, the inside pool "Suimei Health Club," the lobby lounge "Evian," the bar "Marone," the shop, "Club Jurien," and the karaoke room. You can also enjoy a variety of delicious meals at Suimeikan! Hida beef, with its high-quality fat, is especially delicious and is a must-try! You can observe the meals at 1:08 in the video. Suimeikan offers a variety of food choices and services suited to your preferences, such as restaurants that offer private rooms and lunch menus, "Heyashoku" where you can enjoy Japanese dishes crafted by the head chef with tasty seasonal ingredients, the European-style restaurant "Baden Baden," the Chinese restaurant / Chinese room "Ryuyuri," the Japanese restaurant "Kitanoryou," and "Dining Tokiwa." About Suimeikan at Gero Onsen Source :YouTube screenshot Gero city, a famous Japanese tourist site, is a nature-rich area surrounded by mountains. Gero Onsen has been chosen as one of the three best hot springs of Japan, there is also a "Legend of the White Eagle," which says that when the water at Gero Onsen stopped flowing, a white eaglet (which was the incarnation of Bhaisajyaguru) made the water start flowing again. You can observe the hot spring at 0:51 in the video. Gero Onsen's spring water is simple alkaline spring water, which is excellent for achieving beautiful skin. The spring is effective against: motor organ disorders, rheumatism, nerve paralysis, post-illness recovery, and recovery from fatigue, and is also good for beauty and health. At Suimeikan, you can enjoy the water flowing directly from the hot spring source with Shimotome hot water, open-air hot springs, large public baths with a beautiful view, reserved open-air hot springs and bedrock baths. You can observe not just the lush green mountains and the Hida river, but also a view of Gero city. It is possible to enter the open-air hot springs and large public bath without staying at the hotel as well. Many people, including men who are tired from work and women who are looking for beauty treatments, visit Gero Onsen to take a bath. Please try the various types of hot springs and find your favorite! Tourist Attractions Around Suimeikan There are many tourist attractions surrounding Suimeikan. Some of these attractions include: Gero Onsen Gasshou Village (下呂温泉合掌村), Gero Onsen Shrine (下呂温泉神社), Onsenji Temple (温泉寺), Nakayama Shichiri (中山七里), Yokoya Gorge (横谷峡), Gandate Gorge (巌立峡), Okuhida Shuzo Brewery (奥飛騨酒造), Gero Onsen deyu Morning Market (下呂温泉 いでゆ朝市), Roadside Station Minamihidaosaka Hanamomo (道の駅 南飛騨小坂はなもも), Roadside Station Hidakanayama Nukumori no Sato Onsen (道の駅 飛騨金山ぬく森の里温泉), Marukarinosato Kuno River (まるかりの里 久野川), Roadside Station Maze Mikinosato (道の駅 馬瀬 美輝の里), Jakoushimizu (麝香清水), Seiryu Maze River (清流馬瀬川), Senshoji Temple (禅昌寺), Johukuji Temple (浄福寺), Tochimoto Farm (杤本農園), Mazekaore Health Farm (まぜ川上健康農園), and Kaeru Shrine (加恵瑠神社). Summary of Suimeikan Access to Gifu Prefecture's Suimeikan is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes by train from Nagoya Station, and the nearest station is Gero Station on the Takayamamoto Line, and it is a 3 minute walk from Suimeikan. Suimeikan is full of relaxing hot springs, delicious meals, tourist spots, and various facilities! Please watch the video and find your favorite thing about Suimeikan! Room rates and prices may vary by season, room and plan, please check the official website or travel websites for booking availability. Suimeikan is the best place to stay when you visit Gifu Prefecture. You can only experience the pleasure of bathing at Gero Onsen, surrounded by Instagram-worthy scenery, here! ◆Gero Onsen's "Suimeikan" Facility Overview◆ 【Address】〒509-2206 1268 Koden, Gero City, Gifu Prefecture 【Access】Takayama Main Line, 3-minute walk from Gero Station 【Parking】Yes. Can fit about 200 vehicles 【Telephone No】0576-25-2801 【Official Website】Gero Onsen Suimeikan 【Official】Guaranteed Lowest Price https://www.suimeikan.co.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Gero Onsen Suimeikan https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g788306-d584914-Reviews-Suimeikan-Gero_Gifu_Prefecture_Tokai_Chubu.html