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I've always loved how Japanese culture manages to combine utilitarian simplicity so seamlessly with intricate beauty. The Japanese reverence of nature is evident in the theme of each room- that sakura trunk, the many large windows to allow sunlight in, the images of blossoming cherry trees on the sliding doors and the shadow-casting woodcarvings. Thanks for sharing this great piece of architecture.
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the carvings are amazing!!!!
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Those steep stairs are a menace with the plastic slippers they give you. I always slip mine off to go up and down not to risk falling.. There's hardly enough space to put your foot I guess Japanese have small feet.
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I am hoping to go to Japan with the good lady April or perhaps September of 2012 and I wondering about accommodation prices. So here goes:
* Are Ryokan cheaper than business hotels?
* What is the difference between Ryokan & Minshuku?
Can anyone assist?
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It's so pretty
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nice very, i need 2 stay there sometime.
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OMG the Inn is sooo beautiful
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wow, beautiful...
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Amazing. Love those old Japanese houses. Nothing better than being closer to Ancient Japan.
I have noticed that the stairs in some of the video's are very narrow and steep...it this normal for newer construction?
clicker12000 1 year ago
@clicker12000
Yes.
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago
That is a really nice place with lots of pretty woodwork and art work on the doors. I have always enjoyed going into old houses, buildings and things because they have something that new ones don't have it's called nostalgia. I like the smell of old wood in old buildings too.
cloudstrifeification 1 year ago 20
@cloudstrifeification
Me too!
Have a look at my play list that has the ninja house, the 400 year old castle and the old village!
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago