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Onsen bathing in Japan just got easier — the "Japanese Ryokan Inn" website is now live

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — When traveling to Japan, soaking in an onsen is almost a must-do activity. But how should independent travelers choose a hot spring ryokan? Look through books, ask friends and family, or consult a travel agency? Now there's a more convenient option. A Japanese corporation has launched...

When traveling to Japan, soaking in an onsen is almost a must-do activity. But how should independent travelers choose a hot spring ryokan? Look through books, ask friends and family, or consult a travel agency? Now there's a more convenient option. A Japanese corporation has introduced the "Japanese Ryokan Inn" website as a "specialized inn portal" targeting visitors from various Asian countries, aiming to more accurately promote Japan’s iconic "onsen ryokan." The site features cooperative information from over 200 ryokan and also offers online booking services.

Japan’s hot springs each have their own unique characteristics and are famous worldwide.

The website compiles meticulously selected, highly rated hot spring ryokan. This information is presented in four languages (Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese Hong Kong version, Traditional Chinese Taiwan version, Korean, and English), offering comprehensive details about each establishment. It also includes popularity rankings and user reviews. With its user-friendly categorization and search system, it’s expected to become an excellent tool for independent travelers.

Planning to book a room at a Japanese hot spring ryokan from Taiwan? No need to worry about not understanding Japanese 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 Japanese regions and tourist spots, and provide comprehensive support for ryokan in hosting foreign visitors. The goal is to achieve a transaction volume of 200 million yen by 2011.

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