More ryokan inns in Japan encourage guests to eat out due to staff shortage
It is crucial for ryokan, restaurants and other facilities to collaborate with each other to attract tourists to their towns.
More ryokan inns in Japan encouraging guests to eat out due to staff shortage
More ryokan Japanese-style inns in hot spring resorts nationwide are no longer offering dinner for their overnight guests and ...
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Kusatsu onsen’s annual winter lights return for seventh year
each night the traditional scenery of the Kusatsu onsen area now transforms into a fantastical world of light. A 13-meter-tall tree decorates the front of the resort’s iconic “Yubatake ...
3 hotel workers die in Fukushima during check of hot spring source
FUKUSHIMA—Three hotel employees were confirmed dead on Feb. 18 in the snowy mountains of the Takayu Onsen area, where high ...
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Hotel manager, employees die in suspected gas poisoning at Japanese hot spring
A hotel manager and his two employees in Fukushima in northeastern Japan have died, possibly due to inhaling hydrogen sulfide gas near a well-known hot spring.
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Japan Tourism / Kusatsu Onsen Hot Spring Inn a Cozy Place to Soak; Guests Eat Out on their Own, in Line with Recent Trend
Accommodations without meals have been increasing in the Kusatsu Onsen hot spring resort in Kusatsu, Gunma Prefecture, in line with a recent trend of separating lodging and eating.
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4 top places to visit in Japan off the beaten path, from the Japan Alps to East Hokkaido
Located in the Kanto region, Gunma prefecture is best known for its mountains and onsen resort towns. If you are after a relaxing soak, Kusatsu Onsen and Shima Onsen - where the Sekizenkan ryokan ...