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Stay at Suiho Ogura Ryokan in Beppu
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- For tourists who want to have the authentic ryokan (Japanese style guest house) experience, finding the right establishment can be a challenge. Luckily the wonderful family-run Suiho Ogura Ryokan offers a service that is authentic yet welcoming to Japanese and overseas visitors alike. Located in the Ogura neighbourhood of Beppu, let this quaint hostel be your sanctuary after a long day’s sightseeing. Stay at Suiho Ogura Ryokan in Beppu The highlight of Suiho Ogura Ryokan is undoubtedly their onsen baths, which are well-known for their remarkable blue colour. With natural kobald spring waters, your skin will feel beautiful and your soul renewed after your soak. The ryokan boasts seven baths in total, which are available for the use of both overnight and day guests. You can rent out the baths for private use, which is great for people who are uncomfortable taking part in nude bathing in front of strangers. Stay at Suiho Ogura Ryokan in Beppu The cuisine at Suiho Ogura Ryokan is another draw. The local chef who runs the establishment learned his craft in Italy and, although his food is indisputably Japanese, there is also a vibrancy that is somehow Italian. The ryokan serves kaiseki fare, a type of multi-course Japanese meal that aims to balance taste, texture, appearance, and colors of food. Like Italian cooking, kaiseki emphasises freshness and quality of ingredients over unnecessarily fussy and complicated recipes, so a culinary synthesis can definitely be tasted. In keeping with the kaiseki philosophy, the chef at Suiho Ogura Ryokan prepares his meals using local organic produce, much of it sourced from family-run farms in the Kunisaki Peninsula. Style and taste of Suiho Ogura’s food are notwithstanding, if you need a break from Japanese food an alternative is easily at hand. Just head to the Italian restaurant next door - it’s run by the ryokan manager’s father and is as highly rated as Suiho Ogura. Stay at Suiho Ogura Ryokan in Beppu ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- Oita
- 19. April. 2018
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Stay at Ryokan Fukinoto in Kunisaki Pensinsula
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- The Kunisaki Peninsula offers rustic forests and dark greenery nestled in Mount Futago’s valleys. It is the birthplace of Rokugo Manzan, a combination of Buddhism and Shinto, and offers numerous temples and shrines within its dark forests. Inspired by the teachings and surroundings, Ryokan Fukinoto is a homey oasis in Bungotakada, on the same grounds as designated national treasure Fukiji Temple. Stay at Ryokan Fukinoto in Kunisaki Pensinsula Fukiji Temple’s monks run Ryokan Fukinoto, keeping the tradition in the family. The ryokan is a family ran operation with the mother acting as the manager and the son working as the house chef. The staff is friendly and treats guests like they are part of the family. Both the temple and ryokan are surrounded by tall cypress and bamboo trees, creating a feeling of spiritual seclusion in the forest. Stay at Ryokan Fukinoto in Kunisaki Pensinsula Ryokan Fukinoto embodies the same tranquility as Fukiji Temple. Guests are invited to stay the day and relax in their room or take breaks from sightseeing. Nature and accommodation slowly merge into one with the wide windows and warm sunlight pouring into the rooms. The ryokan is minimalist with sparse wood paneling and shoji paper lanterns acting as decorations. The soothing smell of wood is prevalent throughout the ryokan, from the cozy rooms to the wooden indoor hot spring. Stay at Ryokan Fukinoto in Kunisaki Pensinsula ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- Oita
- 19. April. 2018
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Stay at Naru Guesthouse in Usa City
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- Usa is a city in northern Kyushu whose claim to fame is the historically prominent Usa Jingu Shrine. For travelers, a visit to the shrine is the main and sometimes only reason to stop by this quiet city, which is usually used as a stop over for other travel destinations in the area. But if you appreciate cozy accommodation and are looking for unique guesthouse experiences, then we recommend you give Usa a bit more of your traveling schedule and spend the night at the fabulous Naru Guesthouse. Stay at Naru Guesthouse in Usa City Run by the Kosaka family, Naru is a charming guesthouse set in a former ryokan hotel which for 70 years operated as Narumi. After traveling for three years around the world and making meaningful connections they decided to make Usa their base, renovate the old ryokan and open up a place where they could welcome guests with open arms as they were welcomed during their travels. As the owners explain, the name Naru means “to make it happen”, and as such, they wanted to create a setting that makes new and fun experiences happen for its guests. Stay at Naru Guesthouse in Usa City Naru Guesthouse is located in the Yokkaichi neighbourhood of Usa, which although is a quiet area, it is surrounded by several izakayas, restaurants, and cafes. All of these are within walking distance from the house, although, once you’ve walked past Naru’s front door you’ll be tempted to just stay in enjoying the hospitality of the hosts and the beautiful decor, especially of the bedrooms. The four large tatami rooms on the second floor, have all been decorated with different themes in mind that reflect the Kozakas’ love of nature and the places they have visited. The sun room is decorated with a yellow color scheme and with elements representing Europe. All rooms have plenty of space, and are perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. Stay at Naru Guesthouse in Usa City ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- Oita
- 19. April. 2018
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The Mimpaku Farm Experience in Kunisaki
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- A big part of what Japan is today has various ways a connection to its farming history and culture. Its scenic rice paddies and pristine tea farms, local festivals to commemorate the beginning and end of the harvest season, and of course the unique ingredients that have made Japanese cuisine famous around the world, all contribute to making a trip to Japan an experience for the senses. With the recent farm stay trend growing steadily around the country, finding farms welcoming travelers as guests is becoming part of the accommodation offering. Oita Prefecture is no exception to this, and in the town of Asaku, Maruka Farm Stay is one that rises above the rest thanks the quality of the products they make, the flexible hospitality of the Kamihira family, and to the scenic views of the area. The Mimpaku Farm Experience in Kunisaki First and foremost Maruka is a farm offering a variety of organic produce which is found in some of the best ryokan in Beppu City among other locations. Five years ago, the Kamihira’s, Fukako and Masayoshi, left the comforts of city life in Tokyo and began their adventure with nature in Kunisaki Peninsula. Along with their farming, they decided to open up their farm to travelers so that they too can connect with nature and get a taste of Japan’s farming lifestyle. The Mimpaku Farm Experience in Kunisaki During the stay at Maruka it is up to guests to decide how much of the farming component they want to experience. On one hand, they can get their hands dirty and help out with the daily tasks such as planting or harvesting (depending on the season) a variety of fruits and vegetables and caring for the livestock. On the other hand, guests can opt out for just taking it slow, and simply taking pleasure in the surrounding nature and the cozy home. Either way, travelers will be interacting with the Kamihira’s during meals and at various times throughout the stay. The Mimpaku Farm Experience in Kunisaki ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- Oita
- 19. April. 2018
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Recommended spots
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- Sansou Murata
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- Oita Pref. Yufushi Yufuinchoukawakami 1264-2
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- Yamaga Onsen Kaze no Sato
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3.517 Reviews - Hot Spring Ryokan
- Oita Pref. Kitsukishi Yamagamachikuranari 3003
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Relaxing onsen located in rural surroundings and closed to many interesting shrines. About 2 hours from Fukuoka by car. The ryokan is cozy and comfortable, although the food there is not very good.
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- Sumiyoshihama Resort Park
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- Oita Pref. Kitsukishi Morie 1165-2
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- Keikoku no Yada Nihiki no Oni
- Hot Spring Ryokan
- Oita Pref. Kusugunkokonoemachi Tano 947-5
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- Resonate Club Kuju
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- Oita Pref. Taketashi Kujumachiariuji 1773
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A trip to Oita is tantamount to a long soak in the Beppu baths. The mountainous, coastal prefecture of Oita is renowned for having more onsen than any other prefecture in Japan, most of which lie in the city of Beppu on the west coast of Kyushu, recognizable by its pungent sulphuric aroma and the clouds of steam that puff up across the hillside. Away from the Beppu hot springs await mountains, waterfalls, and temples, so don’t hesitate to explore Oita a little further.
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