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Yoshiike Ryokan – I paid 77,760 Japanese Yen (at the time $708.16 USD) for 1 night for 2 adults, 1 baby and booked it here: https://www.booking.com/hotel/jp/yoshiike-ryokan.en-gb.html?aid=808668 (Not Sponsored, but this is an affiliate link)
One of the greatest things about Japanese culture is the idea of minimalism, relaxation, nature, and food. And for a long time now, I’ve really wanted to experience a Japanese ryokan, a traditional inn, that typically includes an onsen (hot spring bath) and meals which are served in your room.
My wife and I were in Tokyo, and on a last spur of the moment decision, I found a ryokan not too far from Tokyo, in the mountains in a place called Hakone. We took the train to Hakone and checked into our ryokan for 1 night.
It was a bit more expensive than I had anticipated, but as I kept on searching, some ryokans were filling up, and then Ying and I really wanted to have the private onsen so I could film and make a video (in the public onsen room, which would be cheaper – I couldn’t film of course!). So we splurged, for the experience, Japanese culture, and the food.
The room was amazing, private onsen, amazing garden view, and traditional Japanese food. In the evening, they brought out multi-course Japanese kaiseki dinner. It included all sorts of regional Japanese food and some of the fanciest food I’ve ever had. Some dishes were good, others a little plain for my liking – but I really appreciated the quality and simplicity.
Staying at a traditional Japanese ryokan and eating luxury Japanese food was really an amazing relaxing and Japanese cultural experience.
Yoshiike Ryokan
５９７ Yumoto, 箱根町 Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa-ken 250-0311, Japan
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How.much it cost?
This video was too short. I enjoyed it very much. Interesting accomodation. Wanted to see more.
Were to normal men making a conversation you're not better than me cuz you make YouTubes and people watch yours why are you giggling every bite you take that food don't look that good it's not a rib-eye steak or a filet mignon it's small little pieces of fish you're making too big of a deal out of it why are you giggling again I got to ask you
Please can I ask you a question and if you can answer me I really appreciate it why are you giggling every bite you take?
Hi Mark. What you ate the strange very salty stuff is "Shiokara". That is made by raw squid. People eat it over the rice because it is too salty. I am glad you enjoyed that Ryokan. Not many people can afford staying in your SPECIAL room even in Japan. I am enjoying watching your video from all over the world. Much LOVE!
How do people with back problems use the chairs? they are like the ones in my daughters pre-k classroom.
Japan food and culture is very nice and cool mark sir u r amazing too
That house was amazing I bet that tub was awesome and the garden was beautiful
I could live in this place!
Wow ! I am amazed. Thank you for sharing. I feel like you transport me to that beautiful place .
Wow! It's so beautiful there
Whats the name of this place and whats the price to stay here for a day ..please guide !
Looks so wonderful!
I really need a rest after watching this video
Doremon
I have Chinese food
Nice
I love flash
Man that place looks amazing!??
Am enjoying to watching your video but at the end i become hungry
You are to take a shower first then bath in Japanese culture
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Hi mika ur too cute
Mark u are one healthy person i luvd when u eat that fish straight in your mouth with head and eye. I would have had to remove that part and the tail. It brave. Thanks for sharing a great video i do luv the dish thoe
Wow this good is amaaaaazzzzzzingggg wow. Im getting jeliouse of this food
It baby Mila is so cute those shoes are too big for his cute feet that was cute when your wife was going to put his feet in them ? how cute God makes babies. Mark you are Foodaholic good for you omg it videos seriously are the ultimate than any youtube on the planet seriously what could be more fun than watching good food and good countries and cultures on YouTube you make us feel we are traveling with you. It's really fun video wow wata room i wana see me of ur wife and her baby they are so nice. Have happy holiday be safe n God bless xx
Wow nice video
And no pork for our Muslims friends.
Please prepare a set of vegetarian food for one of our guests.
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Eating Kaiseki really is a unique experience. It is a whole experience. Thats why eating it in a right order is really important. Also on how we eat the dish will affect how the food will taste. Simplicity and complexity, that is Japan culture from my perspective. You are really lucky Mark. This is certainly will be on my bucket list. Thank you for sharing this experience with us ?
I'm really want to go Japan……. ?
I love Japan ?
From India
I wish I with you eat love from Pakistan