Panduan ryokan
64 panduan yang disusun dari catatan menginap tamu Jepang dan sumber resmi: ryokan terbaik dibandingkan area demi area, aturan onsen (mandi campur, tato), apa yang perlu dibeli dan dikirim ke ryokan Anda, serta solusi masalah selama perjalanan.
Ryokan terbaik di Kinosaki Onsen: 6 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Enam ryokan di Kinosaki dibandingkan: di mana onsen yang sebenarnya, tujuh pemandian umum, makan malam kepiting, sejarah, dan harga — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Unzen Onsen: 4 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Empat ryokan di Unzen Onsen dibandingkan: onsen di kamar, makan malam kaiseki, privasi, keluarga dan akses, harga, dan isi airnya — dengan kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Zao Onsen: 4 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Empat ryokan di Zao Onsen dibandingkan: mata air belerang asam yang mengalir langsung, pemandian pribadi, makan malam daging sapi Yamagata, sejarah, keluarga, dan nilai — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Suitcase broken, lost or too small in Japan? Where to get a new one today and what to do
Suitcase trouble on a Japan trip: airport travel shops that sell suitcases, what JAL and ANA ask you to do about damaged or delayed bags (and the deadlines), airport repair counters, sending a bag ahead to your next ryokan with Yamato or Sagawa, Shinkansen rules for big cases, ordering a replacement to your inn, and tips for remote ryokan.
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Buying a yukata in Japan to take home: sizes, tabi, geta and where to shop
Want a yukata, jinbei, tabi or geta of your own after a ryokan stay? Why the inn's yukata stays in the room, what each item is (obi, kinchaku, tanzen and hanten included), how Japanese sizes work, where to buy in onsen towns, kimono shops and department stores or online for delivery to your hotel, the 2026 tax-free refund rules, posting it home and washing it.
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Travelling Japan with a baby or toddler: what to buy there and where
Where to buy nappies (diapers), wipes, baby food and formula in Japan — drugstores, konbini, Akachan Honpo and Nishimatsuya — how liquid formula and tax-free work, how to order to your ryokan or a konbini, the official airline rules for baby milk, and what ryokan say about babies in the baths.
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Ryokan terbaik di Kaga Onsen: 9 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Sembilan ryokan di Kaga Onsen — Awazu, Yamashiro, dan Yamanaka — dibandingkan dari laporan menginap: bak kamar, air, kaiseki Kaga, sejarah, dan nilai.
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Ryokan terbaik di Misasa Onsen: 4 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Empat ryokan di Misasa Onsen dibandingkan: sumber radon, air mengalir langsung atau disirkulasi ulang, onsen pribadi, kepiting, sejarah, dan harga — dengan kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Okuhida Onsen: 5 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Lima ryokan di Okuhida Onsen dibandingkan: sumber mengalir langsung, onsen pribadi gratis, kaiseki daging sapi Hida, rumah petani tua, akses, dan harga — dengan kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Yugawara: 4 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Empat ryokan di Yugawara dibandingkan: pemandian pribadi gratis, air mata air langsung dari sumur atau disirkulasi ulang, makan di kamar, bangunan warisan, tangga, dan nilai — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Japan transport before you fly: Suica, JR Pass and train tickets you can (and can't) buy in advance
What you can sort out from home before an onsen or ryokan trip — an IC card on your iPhone, a JAPAN RAIL PASS, regional passes, shinkansen seats on smartEX or JR-EAST Train Reservation, airport train tickets — and what still has to wait until you land, with the official rules and the inn shuttles you need to book.
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Ryokan terbaik di Takayama: 4 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Empat ryokan di Takayama dibandingkan: onsen di kamar, makan malam daging sapi Hida, pelayanan, akses ke kota tua, harga, dan isi airnya — dengan kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Ureshino Onsen: 4 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Empat ryokan di Ureshino Onsen dibandingkan: bak air sumber di kamar, tahu onsen, sejarah, keluarga, harga, dan isi airnya — dengan kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Japan tax-free shopping from 1 November 2026: how the new refund system works
Since 1 November 2026, tax-free shopping in Japan works as a refund: you pay the tax at the till and get it back after a customs check at the airport. Who qualifies, the ¥5,000 minimum, the 90-day window, what to do at the airport and in what order, how refunds are paid, and what it means for ryokan gift-shop purchases.
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Caught in the rain in Japan? Where to buy an umbrella fast
Sudden rain in Japan: where to get an umbrella in minutes (convenience stores, Daiso, iKasa umbrella sharing), how to carry and park it, which ryokan in our directory lend umbrellas or mean a wet walk to the bath, rain gear to order to your inn, the official rainy-season and typhoon calendars, and taking an umbrella on the plane home.
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Ryokan terbaik di Beppu: 4 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Empat ryokan di Beppu dibandingkan: pemandian air mengalir langsung di setiap kamar, mata air belerang seputih susu, pemandangan laut, makanan, keluarga, dan nilai — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Kawaguchiko: 5 penginapan dibandingkan dari pemandangan Fuji, makanan, dan harga
Lima ryokan di Lake Kawaguchi dibandingkan: pemandangan Gunung Fuji dari kamar, onsen pribadi, makanan, keluarga, dan nilai — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Kinugawa Onsen: 5 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Lima ryokan di Kinugawa Onsen dibandingkan: bak onsen di kamar, makan privat, sejarah, keluarga, nilai, dan apa isi airnya sebenarnya — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Kotohira: 4 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Empat ryokan di Kotohira di kaki Konpira-san dibandingkan: bak onsen di kamar, kaiseki, sejarah, akses ke kuil, keluarga, dan nilai — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Kurokawa Onsen: 7 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Tujuh ryokan di Kurokawa Onsen dibandingkan: vila dengan pemandian air mengalir langsung, pemandian pribadi gratis, rotenburo tepi sungai, makanan, layanan, dan harga — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Noboribetsu Onsen: 6 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Enam ryokan di Noboribetsu Onsen dibandingkan: air belerang seputih susu, onsen di kamar, makanan, sejarah, keluarga, dan harga — dengan kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Nyuto Onsen: 4 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Empat ryokan di Nyuto Onsen dibandingkan: sumber seputih susu yang mengalir langsung, aturan pemandian campur, onsen pribadi, makanan, sejarah, dan harga — dengan kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Shima Onsen: 5 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Lima ryokan di Shima Onsen dibandingkan: pemandian tepi sungai mengalir langsung, onsen di kamar, makanan, sejarah, keluarga, dan harga — dengan kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Japanese stationery and pens to take home: what to buy, where to buy it, and flying with ink
A practical guide to bringing Japanese pens, fountain pens, ink, notebooks, planners and washi tape home: the main categories, what Loft, Hands and Itoya say about their stores and tax-free counters, ordering online to your ryokan, the tax-free refund system from 1 November 2026, the 100 ml rule for ink bottles in your cabin bag, and what you can't post home.
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What to pack for a winter onsen trip in Japan: heat packs, snow boots and warm layers
A category-by-category packing list for a snowy onsen ryokan trip in Japan from December to March: kairo heat packs (and what the maker and air-safety authorities say about flying with them), snow boots and slip-on ice grips, thermal layers, gloves and hats, lip and skin care for dry air, and a waterproof bag for walking between baths — with what to buy on Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten and what some inns lend.
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Send a package to your hotel or ryokan in Japan before you arrive: what to order and how to address it
A pre-trip checklist for having Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten orders waiting at your first ryokan or hotel in Japan: what is worth sending ahead (onsen and toiletry items, adapters, snacks, baby supplies, rain gear), how to write the address with your name and check-in date, why to ask the inn first, when to time delivery, what carriers won't take, and how to forward luggage between inns.
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Ryokan terbaik di Arima Onsen: 5 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Lima ryokan di Arima Onsen dibandingkan: kinsen merah karat di bak pribadi, pemandian bersama paling murni, kaiseki di kamar, sejarah, aturan keluarga, dan harga — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Gero Onsen: 5 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Lima ryokan di Gero Onsen dibandingkan: bak onsen di kamar, makan malam daging sapi Hida, sejarah, keluarga, dan nilai — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Ikaho Onsen: 6 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Enam ryokan di Ikaho Onsen dibandingkan: air 'emas' yang mengalir langsung, bak onsen di kamar, makanan, sejarah, keluarga, dan nilai — plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Izu: 8 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Delapan ryokan di Izu dibandingkan dari laporan menginap: bak air sumber di kamar, kaiseki, bangunan warisan, nilai, dan menginap bersama keluarga, plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Kyoto: 5 penginapan dibandingkan dari pemandian, makanan, dan harga
Lima ryokan di Kyoto dibandingkan: rumah kota bersejarah, kaiseki, bak kayu di kamar, satu-satunya onsen, ketenangan, dan harga — dengan kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Need a power adapter in Japan? Plug won't fit or adapter forgotten: where to get one today
Already in Japan and your plug doesn't fit the socket? Japan's Type A two-pin outlets and 100 V explained, how to read your charger's voltage label, why a plug adapter doesn't convert voltage (hair dryers and straighteners), where to buy an adapter today, charging by USB instead, next-day Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten delivery to your hotel or a konbini, and what to ask at a ryokan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Atami: 6 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Enam ryokan di Atami dibandingkan: pemandian air mengalir langsung dengan pemandangan laut, kaiseki di kamar, pemandangan kembang api, dan harga per orang — plus kekurangan jujur tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Hakone: 10 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Sepuluh ryokan di Hakone dibandingkan dari laporan menginap: bak kamar dengan air mengalir langsung, sejarah, nilai, dan akses mudah, plus kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Ryokan terbaik di Kusatsu Onsen: 8 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Delapan ryokan di Kusatsu Onsen dibandingkan dari ulasan menginap: air asam paling murni, onsen pribadi, makanan, harga, dan keluarga, lengkap dengan kekurangannya.
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Ryokan terbaik di Yufuin: 6 penginapan dibandingkan dari onsen, makanan, dan harga
Enam ryokan di Yufuin dibandingkan: onsen mengalir langsung di kamar, vila tanpa pemandian bersama, makanan, MICHELIN Key, dan harga — dengan kekurangan tiap penginapan.
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Buying manga and artbooks in Japan to take home: where to shop, weight limits and shipping
Want to bring Japanese manga, artbooks or magazines home? Where to browse new and secondhand books, ordering complete sets to your hotel or ryokan, how book weight meets airline baggage limits, posting books home with Japan Post (EMS, parcel, small packet, printed matter), the tax-free rules from 1 November 2026, and how to pack books so the corners survive.
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Buying Japanese tea to take home: matcha, sencha, teapots and how to pack them
Which Japanese green tea to buy — matcha, sencha, gyokuro, hojicha or genmaicha — where to find it in Uji, Shizuoka and at your ryokan, how to choose a kyusu teapot, matcha bowl and bamboo whisk, how to store and pack it all for the flight, and what the US, Australian and UK border pages say about bringing tea home.
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Japan SIM, eSIM or pocket Wi-Fi? What to buy before you fly and where to pick it up
eSIM, prepaid SIM card or pocket Wi-Fi for Japan? How to check your phone is unlocked, what the counters, lockers and SIM vending machines at Narita, Haneda and Kansai offer, delivery to your hotel or ryokan and returning a router by post, plus why a mountain ryokan may only have Wi-Fi in the lobby.
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Need to do laundry in Japan? Coin laundries, ryokan washers and where to buy clean clothes tonight
Out of clean clothes in Japan? How coin laundries (koin randorī) work and what a big chain charges for a wash and dry, which ryokan and hotels have washers, how to wash and dry in your room, where to buy socks, underwear and T-shirts tonight at konbini, Uniqlo, GU and 100-yen shops, and Amazon or Rakuten delivery to your inn.
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What to pack for a ryokan stay in Japan (and what the inn already gives you)
A ryokan packing list based on real inns: what a Japanese inn normally provides (yukata, towels, slippers, toiletries) and the exceptions our research records, what to wear with a yukata, socks for tatami rooms, a small bath bag for onsen towns, the things often missing (toothbrush, hair dryer, sockets, earplugs), cash for bath tax and bath passes, and how to travel light by sending your suitcase ahead.
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No toothbrush at your hotel or ryokan in Japan? Why, and where to get one tonight
Since Japan's 2022 plastics law, many hotels and ryokan no longer leave free toothbrushes, razors, combs or hairbrushes in the room. Why it happens, how to ask at the front desk or amenity corner, what konbini, drugstores and 100-yen shops sell tonight, Amazon or Rakuten delivery to your inn or a konbini, and a small kit to pack next time.
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Taking sake and Japanese whisky home: airline limits, duty-free rules and how to pack bottles
Want to bring Japanese sake, shochu, umeshu or whisky home? Where to buy (brewery shops, ryokan tastings, online orders to your inn), Japan's drinking age, airline limits by alcohol strength, the tax-free change on 1 November 2026, duty-free allowances back home, why posting bottles rarely works, and how to pack them.
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Buying a Japanese kitchen knife in Japan: where to shop and how to get it home legally
Want a Japanese kitchen knife as a souvenir? Where to shop (Kappabashi in Tokyo, Nishiki Market in Kyoto, the knife towns of Sakai and Seki), what gyuto, santoku, nakiri and petty knives are for, Japan's rules on carrying a knife, why it must go in your checked bag, home customs pointers, and having the knife sent to your ryokan or home instead of carrying it.
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Send your luggage from the airport to your ryokan in Japan — counters, prices and timing
Landing at Narita, Haneda or Kansai? Where the Yamato, JAL ABC and Sagawa luggage counters are, what it costs to send a suitcase to your hotel or ryokan, when it arrives (next day as standard, same day only in some cities), where to get a SIM, pocket Wi-Fi or IC card on arrival, and how to send bags back to the airport before your flight home.
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Japanese skincare and cosmetics: what to buy in Japan, tax-free rules, and how to fly them home
Want Japanese sunscreen, cleansing oil, sheet masks or lotion? Where to buy them today (drugstores, konbini, discount stores), how to read SPF, PA and 医薬部外品 labels, ordering on Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten for delivery to your hotel or ryokan, what inns provide, onsen water and sensitive skin, the tax-free refund system from 1 November 2026, and the liquid and aerosol limits for your flight home.
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Freezing at a mountain onsen ryokan in Japan? How to stay warm tonight
Cold room, icy corridor or a snowy walk to the outdoor bath? What to ask the front desk for, which inns in our directory run cold and which lend coats, boots or blankets, buying kairo heat packs and warm innerwear at a konbini today, avoiding low-temperature burns, the official advice on bathing in cold weather, ordering warm gear to your ryokan, and winter tyres, chains and shuttles.
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Where to buy Chiikawa and character goods in Japan — official stores, Amazon/Rakuten and shipping to your hotel
Looking for Chiikawa, Pokémon, Sanrio or Ghibli goods in Japan? Where the official shops are (Chiikawa Land, Pokémon Center, Donguri Republic, Tokyo Character Street), their queue and purchase-limit rules, regional and shop-only items, how Ichiban Kuji works, ordering on Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten for delivery to your hotel, ryokan or a konbini, spotting fakes, and getting plush home.
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Forgot your towel or brought a swimsuit to an onsen in Japan? What to do
No towel, only a swimsuit, or no shampoo, hair tie or tattoo cover? What public baths sell at the counter, what a ryokan normally provides, where to buy towels and toiletries at a konbini today, why most Japanese baths don't allow swimsuits (and the mixed baths where wraps or bath wear are allowed), tattoo cover stickers, and Amazon or Rakuten delivery to your inn or a konbini.
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Japanese snacks and food souvenirs to take home: what to buy, where, and how to pack them
Want to take Japanese sweets, snacks, tea or seasonings home? Where to buy omiyage today (konbini, station and airport shops, your ryokan's shop), ordering in bulk on Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten for delivery to your hotel, how to read Japanese date labels, which foods count as liquids at airport security, food rules back home, and posting a box by EMS.
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Buying anime figures in Japan: online orders, pre-orders, packing and tax-free rules
How to order figures and collectibles from Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten during a Japan trip and collect them at your hotel, ryokan or a convenience store, what pre-order delays mean for a fixed itinerary, how makers say to spot bootlegs, how to get boxes home intact, and the tax-free changes of 1 November 2026.
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Forgot or broke your phone charger in Japan? Where to get one today
Left your charger at home or snapped the cable? Where to buy a replacement in Japan today (konbini and electronics stores), whether your own charger works on Japan's 100 V plugs, USB-C or Lightning, next-day Amazon or Rakuten delivery to your hotel or a konbini, what to ask at a ryokan, and the 2026 power bank rules for flying.
Baca panduannyaOrder on Amazon Japan before your trip and pick it up when you arrive
Planning a Japan trip? How to open an Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten account from home and pay with a foreign card, write your hotel or ryokan's Japanese address at checkout, and time the order so it's waiting at your first inn, a konbini or a locker — with the official delivery times, holding periods and what not to pre-order.
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Shopping in Japan: deliver to your ryokan, collect at a konbini, send bags ahead
How visitors can order from Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten with a foreign card, have parcels delivered to a ryokan or collected at a convenience store or locker, and send luggage ahead between inns or to the airport with Yamato, Japan Post or Sagawa — with the official pickup deadlines, size limits and payment rules, and the cases where it isn't worth it.
Baca panduannyaNeed travel gear in Japan? What to buy today and what to order to your hotel or ryokan
Already in Japan and missing a plug adapter, power bank, umbrella, coin purse, onsen bag, warm socks or a way to get online? Where to find each one today, how to order it on Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten for delivery to your hotel or a konbini, the 2026 power-bank rules for flights, and what to sort out before a remote mountain ryokan.
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Free-flowing or recirculated? How to tell real onsen water before you book
'Hot spring' on a booking page can mean anything from water straight from the source to recirculated, chlorinated tap water in your room. What the Japanese terms mean, and which ryokan in our directory pass the test.
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Family-friendly ryokan in Japan — inns that welcome kids, and the ones that don't
Eleven ryokan with real family facilities — kids' baths, playrooms, pools, baby gear — seven where private baths and in-room meals make a stay with children easy, and eleven that restrict children, each rule exactly as the inn states it.
Baca panduannyaRyokan easy from Tokyo: the best onsen inns within two to three hours
Fourteen real ryokan you can reach from Tokyo for one or two nights, with how to get there by Romancecar, Odoriko, Shinkansen or direct bus, which inn suits a tight budget, a private bath, history or food, and the catches Japanese guests report.
Baca panduannyaTattoo-friendly ryokan — and how to soak in Japan when the shared bath says no
Three ryokan that openly accept tattoos, four that allow small covered ones, and eleven that ban tattoos in the shared baths but let you soak in your own room or a private bath — each inn's policy exactly as it states it, and the right room to book.
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Mixed bathing at a ryokan — how konyoku works, and ten inns that still have it
How mixed-gender bathing (konyoku) works at a Japanese inn — robes, wraps, towels and women-only hours — and ten reviewed ryokan with a mixed bath today, each inn's rule exactly as it states it, compared honestly.
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Snow-country ryokan: where to soak in winter
Nine ryokan in Japan's snow country where Japanese stay reports describe bathing from December to March, one that closes for winter, and the winter catches: roads closed to cars, shuttle-only access, chains, cold corridors and baths shut for snow.
Baca panduannyaMICHELIN Key ryokan — what Japanese guests actually say
Twenty ryokan in our directory hold MICHELIN Keys in 2026. The Key tells you a stay is special; Japanese guests' reports tell you the catches — recirculated baths, uneven service, steep stairs and steeper prices.
Baca panduannyaRyokan with a private open-air bath in every room — and what's really in the tub
Ten ryokan where every room has its own open-air bath, sorted by what flows into it: free-flowing spring water, or onsen that is heated, recirculated or chlorinated. What Japanese guests report, and the catch at each.
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Baths where the spring rises beneath you
Four ryokan where hot-spring water wells up through the floor of the bath itself — no pipes, no tanks — and what Japanese guests say it's really like to bathe in them.
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- Lawson, Kasugai, Aichi · KKPCW（Kyu3） / CC BY-SA 4.0
- Ajiro, Atami, Shizuoka · Asturio Cantabrio / CC BY-SA 4.0
- Gora Kadan — the former Kan'in-no-miya imperial villa, Hakone · 663highland / CC BY 2.5
- Naraya — the entrance, Kusatsu Onsen · Abasaa / Public domain
- Mount Yufu from Yufuin Station · Kitayama / CC BY-SA 4.0
- Jimbocho, Chiyoda, Tokyo · Real Estate Japan from Tokyo, Japan / CC BY 2.0
- Makinohara Plateau, Shizuoka · 久保嶋宏明 / CC BY-SA 3.0
- Nano SIM card and SIM tray (studio photo) · BwDraco / CC BY-SA 3.0
- Coin Laundry Piero, Koto, Tokyo · Haba740 / CC BY-SA 4.0
- Shibu Onsen, Yamanouchi, Nagano · David McKelvey / CC BY 2.0
- Senzairo, Yoro, Gifu · Asturio Cantabrio / CC BY-SA 4.0
- Sakagura-dōri, Saijō, Higashihiroshima, Hiroshima · Higashihiroshima City (東広島市) / CC BY-SA 4.0
- Kappabashi-dori, Taito, Tokyo · Basile Morin / CC BY-SA 4.0
- Arrivals hall, Kansai International Airport, Osaka · Terence Ong / CC BY 2.5
- Matsumoto Kiyoshi, Himeji Station, Hyogo · Corpse Reviver / CC BY-SA 3.0
- Notoya Ryokan, Ginzan Onsen (Obanazawa, Yamagata) · さかおり / CC BY-SA 4.0
- Pokémon Store, First Avenue Tokyo Station · 電車(新幹線)でゴー！ / CC0
- Tsubame-yu, Ueno, Tokyo · Thirteen-fri / CC BY-SA 3.0
- Omiyage Kaidō, ekie, Hiroshima Station · Michael Ocampo / CC BY 2.0
- Chuo-dori, Akihabara, Tokyo · BWard 1997 / CC BY 4.0
- FamilyMart, Izumo, Shimane · MaedaAkihiko / CC BY-SA 4.0
- Ryokan entrance, Minamisoma, Fukushima · Hajime NAKANO / CC BY 2.0
- Mukaitaki in the snow, Higashiyama Onsen, Aizu-Wakamatsu · Fumihiko Ueno / CC BY 3.0
- Otani Sanso — the main building above the Otozure river, Nagato Yumoto Onsen · Raita Futo / CC BY 2.0
- Takaragawa Onsen Osenkaku in winter, Minakami · kallerna / CC BY-SA 3.0
- Lamp no Yado Aoni Onsen · Raita Futo / CC BY 2.0
- Okutsuso — the Tōwarō building, Okutsu Onsen · Phronimoi / CC BY-SA 3.0