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Staying at a Traditional Japanese Inn | Ryokan & Onsen Etiquette

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Ryokan are more than just a place to sleep, they are also a unique opportunity to experience the traditional Japanese lifestyle and hospitality, incorporating elements such as tatami floors, futon beds, Japanese style baths and local cuisine.
In this video we will show you everything you need to know to fully enjoy your stay at a ryokan.

*Video Credits*
Narrator: Raina Ong
Videographer: Charles Sabas
Producer: Stefan Schauwecker
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*Chapters*
0:00 Introduction
1:16 Reservation
1:57 Arrival
3:38 Your room
5:32 Things to do
7:40 Meals
9:03 Check out
9:37 Outro

*Video Credits*
Narrator: Raina Ong
Videographer: Charles Sabas
Producer: Stefan Schauwecker

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@ronthekid123 2026.01.08 07:21

Anyone know the location of the Ryokan in the video please?

@ericadrueF 2025.12.10 01:46

The onsen with the stained glass is so beautiful- where is this?

@DanCollins-d7f 2025.12.01 08:42

Ah! Beyond my abilities. I am sad. Etiquette excludes me. I am a barbarian. Etsuko, help me!

@ignaciourena5692 2025.11.30 03:24

You scared me, I’m going to avoid a ryokan

@princehamdanjournalmagazin-s1s 2025.11.26 17:03

Nice

@Alex-hy9cw 2025.11.16 13:32

4:49 so much for "no bare feet" ?

@ImagineAI3 2025.11.15 07:17

This is really cool! The inn looks incredible and the hot springs look so peaceful and calming.

@varnicasharma3199 2025.10.31 19:17

Is there any vegan options? Excellent video

@fuwafuwaramu 2025.10.22 02:41

There are many wonderful ryokan (Japanese-style inns), so please enjoy the Japanese style
A restless sleeper who sleeps in a yukata might end up with only the obi (sash) left around their waist, making the yukata look like a tailcoat haha😂
Make the most of it and enjoy!

That Yukata really suits you!!

@SparkNinjuh 2025.10.20 09:38

Hmm when it comes to the onsen how can you clean yourself with water only before entering the bath? Only water is sufficient?

@isbestlizard 2025.10.18 04:00

It looks so cool I will definitely find one to stay in :D

@ktswandering 2025.10.15 15:24

Thanks Raina! I have been to Nihon many times, but have never been brave enough to Ryokan. Feb 26.....I am booked to stay in several ryokan on my road trip. Thanks for the how to video!

@KateTesta-b6l 2025.10.07 22:29

what is the name of the one that you stayed at?

@dcspangler8025 2025.10.07 07:53

No mention of tipping.

@pjabrony8280 2025.09.08 01:10

Is it acceptable to take pictures in the garden and rooms?

@brinrin7029 2025.09.04 07:16

I just have one question. What if you haven't mastered using chopsticks?

@texasdarkskies 2025.09.01 00:32

I know tipping is seen as unnecessary outside of the US, but I was raised that if someone provides excellent service you should leave them a tip. Is it acceptable to tip the staff? I don’t want to be offensive, but if someone provides excellent service I’d like to express it.

@madelainedaley2128 2025.08.26 09:28

So many rules!

@1Thunderfire 2025.08.22 08:23

I would love to do this some day. There's a travel company that specialises in group tours to Japan which I think would be perfect for me. It would cost me a bit and part of me still wants to get a house but given how that keeps moving out of reach no matter what I do, I think I'll just end up spending on holidays instead. Life's too short.

@whitemoonwolf13 2025.07.19 03:31

something i've been wondering for a while and maybe some of the japanese in the comments can give m some advice. i know a lot of japanese cuisine is seafood, either fish or shellfish. how hard is it to accommodate a seafood allergy? i would love to come visit and this is honestly one of the biggest things i worry about

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