When traveling to Japan, soaking in hot springs is almost a must-do activity. But how do independent travelers choose a hot spring inn? Flip through books, ask friends and family, or consult a travel agency? Now there’s a more convenient option. A Japanese corporation has launched the “Japanese Ryokan” website tailored for visitors from various Asian countries, serving as a “specialized inn portal site.” It aims to more accurately promote Japan’s brand of “hot spring inns,” featuring information on over 200 inns and offering online booking services.
Japan’s hot springs each have their own unique charm and are famous worldwide.
The website features a carefully curated selection of highly rated hot spring inns. This information is presented in four languages (Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese Hong Kong version, Traditional Chinese Taiwan version, Korean, and English), providing comprehensive details about each establishment, along with popularity rankings and user reviews. Its thoughtful categorization and search system make it very user-friendly and is expected to become a great helper for independent travelers.
No need to worry about not understanding Japanese when booking a stay at a Japanese hot spring inn from Taiwan anymore!
Accommodation reservations are handled by KNT, a major Japanese travel company, allowing foreign guests to book with peace of mind. In the future, the service will continue to expand the number of available accommodations, promote various regions and tourist spots across Japan, support hot spring inns in hosting foreign visitors, and collaborate comprehensively in various aspects, aiming to achieve 200 million yen in transaction volume by 2011.
Japanese Ryokan: http://onsen-ryokan.tw/
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