Japan is famous for it's ryokan's (traditional Japanese inn and hot springs). A large part of that is the omotenashi, or the hospitality, that you receive. We go to Northern Ibaraki to visit Toshimaya Tsukihama No Yu, a family-owned ryokan that's been in operation for 113 years and is being passed on to the sixth generation.
SUBTITLES!
The regular "English" only translates the Japanese portions and some hard to hear English. I'll try and work on an "English UK" version that has captions for all decipherable audio.
Thanks to Ibaraki TV who invited us and sponsored our visit. To learn more about Ibaraki, please visit:
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Toshimaya Tsukihama No Yu
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14 окт 2024
