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Ryokan: A Japanese Tradition (Art in Hand) by Narami Hatano, Konemann Inc., 2001-08 Ryokan Zen Monk-Poet of Japan by Ryoikan, 1977 Japanese Calligraphers: Emperor Saga, Fujiwara No Teika, Kukai, Tomioka Tessai, Ryokan, Honami Koetsu, Kazuaki Tanahashi, Yishan Yining Poète Japonais: Takeshi Kitano, Kenshin Sumitaku, Shuji Terayama, Basho Matsuo, Kenji Miyazawa, Sokan Yamazaki, Ryokan, Issa Kobayashi (French Edition) Japanese Calligraphy: Japanese Calligraphers, Emperor Saga, Fujiwara No Teika, Kukai, Tomioka Tessai, Ryokan, Honami Koetsu, Kazuaki Tanahashi Maître Zen: Thich Nhat Hanh, Dogen, Ryokan, Gudo Wafu Nishijima, Kodo Sawaki, Taisen Deshimaru, Hakuin Ekaku, Roland Rech, Eisai, Ikkyu Sojun (French Edition) The Japanese Inn Ryokan by Edward Shufunotomo, 1985 Hotellerie: The Leading Hotels of the World, Hotelstern, Love Hotel, Xenia, Holidaycheck, Unternehmensgruppe Nordmann, Ryokan, Check-In (German Edition) 710s Architecture: Al-Aqsa Mosque, Umayyad Mosque, Qasr Amra, White Mosque, Heijo Palace, Great Mosque of Aleppo, Hoshi Ryokan Between Two Souls Conversations with Ryokan by Mary Lou Kownacki, 2004 710s Works: 710s Architecture, Al-Aqsa Mosque, Umayyad Mosque, Qasr Amra, White Mosque, Heijo Palace, Great Mosque of Aleppo, Hoshi Ryokan Les 99 haiku de Ryokan by Ryokan, 1990-03-01 On Rainy Days the Monk Ryokan Feels Sorry For Himself by Ron Throop, 2002-10-02 RYOKAN: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Encyclopedia of Buddhism</i> by DAVID E. RIGGS, 2003

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41. Japanese Ryokan Bed And Breakfast
    The ryokan, which is the Japanese version of the Western bedand-breakfast, is a recommended experience for people visiting in Japan. The ryokan is an excellent example of what  
    http://www.travelooce.com/japan/ryokan.shtml
    
    Extractions: Rio De Janeiro By Anna Lynn Sibal The ryokan, which is the Japanese version of the Western bed-and-breakfast, is a recommended experience for people visiting in Japan. The ryokan is an excellent example of what the traditional Japanese atmosphere feels like. Although the ryokan is commonly associated with the onsen or hot springs, there are many ryokan that can be found even in the cities. The price of an overnight stay in a ryokan can be expensive, especially if it is a large and fancy establishment. However, there are also plenty of ryokan where a tourist can stay for a fraction of the price. What can a guest expect from a visit to a ryokan? Because a ryokan is a traditional Japanese inn, the floors are made of tatami mats and the rooms are fitted with sliding doors. Upon arrival at the ryokan, the guests are made to remove their shoes and store them at the entry hall of the ryokan. In lieu of shoes, they are given slippers to wear while walking around the ryokan. However, the guests are not supposed to wear the slippers while inside their rooms. They are also provided a yukata, which is traditional Japanese casual wear. It is similar to the kimono except that the kimono is made of silk while the yukata is made of cotton. The yukata is worn while walking around the ryokan. It can also be used for sleepwear. In hot spring resorts, the yukata can also be worn for going out and many ryokan provide their guests with geta, the traditional Japanese sandals.

42. Ryokan KYOKA
    Small property in Shimogyo-ku offering rooms with and without baths and showers.  
    http://web.kyoto-inet.or.jp/people/kyoka/kyoka.html
    
    Extractions: Ryokan Kyoka Phone(075)371-2709 Fax (075)371-2709 Shimojuzuyamachi-dori, Higashinotouin, Higashi-iru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 600 Japan ��600 ���s�s�����扺�쐔�����ʓ����@������ Conveniently located for sightseeing in Kyoto. Japanese-style rooms are all quiet, tidy and comfortable. Common bath and shower in private use, and coin laundry are available. There's one room with bath. Each room has air conditioner, and bilingual TV set. RATE STAY: �S,�Q�O�Oyen (per person, per night/without bath) �U,�R�O�Oyen (per person, per night/with bath) Breakfast: 350yen (Aset: bread, and coffee or tea) 600yen (Bset: bread, Scrambled egg, and coffee or tea) 1,000yen (Japanese-style breakfast) REMARKS: The number of the rooms is twelve The payment is only accepted by cash, VISA and AMEX Check in time is from 3p.m. Check out time is 10a.m. Front is closed at 11p.m. Please let us know the time you arrive when you reserve a room. ACCESS: 10 minutes' walk from JR Kyoto Station. (Close to Higashi-honganji Temple.) A parking lot is available. Please reserve a room by phone, fax, or letter.

43. LIST OF PROGRAMS & START DATES
    ryokan College Education online School Online Programs Via The Internet. R yokan College offers the most sophisticated, stateof-the-art software available for its internet education.  
    http://www.ryokan.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=50&am

44. 旅館 村上家
    Includes price list, directions and map. Reservations by FAX. Located about 8 minutes on foot from Kyoto Station.  
    http://www2.odn.ne.jp/ryokanmurakamiya/

45. Ryokan - Japanese Inn, The Very Essence Of Traditional Japan
    Travel in Style tours and cruise itineraries to Turkey (bonus Lonely Planet guidebooks), Greece, Morocco, Syria, Greece, Israel, Nubian Nile cruises to Abu Simbel on Nubian Cruise  
    http://www.travelinstyle.com/japan/ryokan.htm
    
    Extractions: Take your shoes off just as you walk in the entrance (right before where the slippers are placed) and put on the slippers. The slippers are used for walking inside the RYOKAN on the corridor, lobby, dining hall and to the bath. The shoes are handled by the RYOKAN and will be placed at the entrance when you wish to go out. For short strolls near the RYOKAN you can use the RYOKAN's sandal or GETA (wooden clogs). The front or lobby and entrance will close at a certain time. Confirm that time and if you should foresee a delay, inform the RYOKAN of this. Furthermore, the check-in/checkout times differ with the various RYOKANs so you should confirm this with the RYOKAN. Texts courtesy of Japan Inns Group RYOKAN:

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    With introduction, map, nearby shops and restaurants, list of annual Kyoto events, rooms, rates, pictures, and e-mail reservation form.  
    http://www5.ocn.ne.jp/~seikis/

47. 大阪道頓堀 かねよし旅館ーご宿泊とご宴会と大阪観光の宿�
    Located in Dotombori, Osaka. With directions, room availability, rates, and reservations online.  
    http://www.kaneyosi.jp/

48. Ryokan KATSUTARO__Annex KATSUTARO Ryokan
    ryokan Katsutaro, a traditional Japanese Inn located near the Ueno Park in Taitoku, Tokyo  
    http://katsutaro.com/

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    Guide to ryokan in Komaki, Oirase, and Towadako. Includes photo gallery, access tips, and local points of interest.  
    http://www.komaki-onsen.co.jp/

50. Kyoto Garden Ryokan Yachiyo In Japan | Traditional Japanese Inn/Hotel
    ryokan Yachiyo/Hotel/Inn is located in Kyoto Japan, a beautiful and historic city in Japan  
    http://www.ryokan-yachiyo.com/top/englishtop.html
    
    Extractions: Room Rates for the Limited Time Vaule Budget Package Room rates for the Winter Season (From Dec, 2010 through Feb, 2011.) are different from the regular rate!! iPhone and iPad is lent . Let's enjoy sightseeing in Kyoto with the iPhone. iPhone and iPad for rental for free •Ryokan Yachiyo Inn is a famous (RYOTEI) restaurant in Kyoto. kaiseki and Japanese cuisine can be chosen through an standard course, a deluxe course, and a luxury course and Sushi,Tempra,Sukiyaki,Shabushabu ,A vegetarian Dinner courses . The breakfast is in Japanese style"Bento", which is YUDOFU boiled tofu, grilled fish, Japanese omelette, vegetables, MISO soup, and rice or Western style, which is Bread, a salad, Fruits the breakfast centering on an egg dish.. Japan Snow Reports Niseko and Hakuba can be reached relatively easily not only from Tokyo, but also from the Kyoto and Osaka regions. . In addition to skiing and snowboarding, there are hot springs (onsen) available around town.

51. Ryokan | Define Ryokan At Dictionary.com
    –noun, plural kan, -kans. a traditional Japanese inn or small hotel whose floors are covered with tatami. Use ryokan in a Sentence See images of ryokan Search ryokan on the  
    http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ryokan?qsrc=2446

52. TOKYO RYOKAN Traditional Japanese Inn Ueno SAWANOYA RYOKAN
    Located in Taito-ku. With guide to aceess, rates, reservations, news, events, internet access, and photos.  
    http://www.tctv.ne.jp/members/sawanoya/

53. Hotels In Kyoto At Frommer's
    Hotels in Kyoto. If you've never stayed in a ryokan, Kyoto is probably the best place to do so.  
    http://www.frommers.com/destinations/kyoto/0080010027.html

54. RYOKAN KANGETSU-Tokyo Budget Hotel-Economy Accommodation Cheap Inn Japan Booking
    LOcated in Ohta-ku, Tokyo. With access map, net access, area guide, and online reservation form.  
    http://www.kangetsu.com/sub7.htm
    
    Extractions: FAX : +81-3-3751-0046 Tokyo budget Hotel * Tokyo Ryokan * Cheap hostel * Reasonable Accommodation It may not be lap of luxury, but we will welcome you to our traditional Economy Japanese Hotel (Ryokan) with Japanese-style Hospitality at very reasonable fee. We'll be happy to help you get your fill of authentic Japanese Culture. We are conveniently located in southern part of metropolitan Tokyo, offering easy access to business districts and popular sightseeing locations such as Kamakura and Hakone. [ Topics ] "ANNEX" newly opened in Sep 2004 !! Japanese Gate Japanese Garden "Tourou" &"Kakine" Lobby Small Space Open-air Bath Annex Deluxe Room Deluxe Twin Room Standard Room (J-S) Annex Room (j-S)

55. Gogö-an: Ryokan's Hermit Hut - Articles - House Of Hermits - Hermitary
    Gog an ryokan's Hermit Hut. Unlike some Chinese and Japanese chroniclers who wrote accounts of their hermit huts, the celebrated Japanese poet and Zen monk ryokan did  
    http://www.hermitary.com/articles/ryokan.html
    
    Extractions: HOME Articles Book Reviews Features ARTICLES: HOUSE OF HERMITS Unlike some Chinese and Japanese chroniclers who wrote accounts of their hermit huts, the celebrated Japanese poet and Zen monk Ryokan did not compose anything so specific. Ryokan was a poet, not a chronicler, but in his poetry, his hut is the setting and context of his life and practice. This is hardly a coincidence for the little hermitage is an obvious metaphor for life itself: I sit quietly, listening to the falling leaves flimsy as the world itself. Ryokan was born in the cold and isolated Chigo (now Nigata) province in the village of Izumozaki. His father was well off, a merchant and the village elder, who passed on to his son a love of poetry. Ryokan's quiet childhood included both literature and religion, and his reticent nature rebelled at the notion of succeeding his father in business and politics. He became a Buddhist monk at the local Zen temple, and left to train twelve years with a master, cultivating as well the study of Chinese poetry and calligraphy. After the death of his master, Ryokan traveled as a pilgrim for five years, returning to his native village after his father's death, and settling himself in a nearby mountain hermitage. He was now forty. Ryokan remained twenty years, leaving reluctantly upon bad health, moving to quarters close to town. However, he always remained a hermit.

56. Tokyo Japanese Style Hotel Ryumeikan
    Traditional Japanese inn with 12 rooms, all with broadband internet access. Includes information on rooms, reservations, prices, and access. Located in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.  
    http://www.ryumeikan.co.jp/honten_eng.htm

57. Taigu Ryokan At Old Poetry
    Old Poetry at Oldpoetry appreciate the poetic greats! Learn from Whitman, Keats, and all those who spent their life in pursuit of a poetic ideal. Help point out nuances in  
    http://oldpoetry.com/oauthor/show/Taigu_Ryokan
    
    Extractions: Poetry Poets Essays Forums I lived from 1758-1831. I was from Japan, and am in the Asian category. Taigu Ryokan was born in the Echigo (now Nigata) Province of northern Japan in 1785. The son of the village headman a successful merchant and haiku poet of some note Ryokan was schooled in Japanese and Chinese literature as well as religion and calligraphy. Read full description by Wikipedia, et al.... When he was eighteen years old Ryokan met the Zen Master Kokusen and accompanied him to the Entsu-Ji temple in Tamashima where he became a Buddhist monk. Ryokan excelled at his monastic studies and was offered the position of head of the monastery when Kokusen died. But he rejected both the position and the title of Master, electing to instead wander the countryside of Japan, begging and writing poetry. He eventually moved into a hermitage (called Gogo-an or 'Five Measures of Rice') at the foot of Mt. Kugami where he lived for the remainder of his life.

58. Ryokan Asakusa SHIGETSU
    Japanese and Western-style rooms in Asakusa. Some rooms have private baths, others share communal facilities.  
    http://www.shigetsu.com/

59. Japan Ryokan Association Kinki
    A ryokan embodies the very essence of Japan and is surely the accommodation of choice if you wish to personally experience the uniqueness of Japan  
    http://ryokan-kansai.com/

60. SUKEROKUNOYADO SADACHIYO
    ryokan with 20 Japanese-style rooms in Asakusa, Taito-ku. Provides traditional meals, cultural tours, and discounts for large groups.  
    http://www.sadachiyo.co.jp/e/eindex.html

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