Ryokans in Tsu

cleaning and organization. I would really like to know the mystery. Upon entering the bathroom, there is a painting of a typical vessel from a specific region of Brazil. The boat is called a “jangada”. Due to my lack of Japanese knowledge, I was unable to ask them how they acquired this art. I was moved to see a piece from the region where I spent part of my childhood. Remembering that not every region of Brazil has one. Only this specific one, and it is becoming extinct due to new navigation methods. It is an old navigation method typical of a specific region of Brazil. Northeast, city of Fortaleza in the state of Ceará in Brazil.

Hot spring this hotel has 3, but the one is not true 2 as the hot spring water came from other places and 1 is true And cave restaurant

The room was huge, We were able to spread out quite comfortably and had ample space to organize our luggage. The room also had a small balcony that overlooked a river that had cherry blossom trees in bloom along it. Overall it was a very relaxing atmosphere. We had the breakfast included option and I was quite surprised at the portion size served. There were a couple days I couldn't finish it (though I don't usually have breakfast so my appetite might be a little small) but my partner seemed satisfied. Every morning was a different breakfast for us, which we appreciated. It was mainly Japanese style food with some Western touches. This ryokan is deep in the country in a small, quiet area. There are three or four onsens within walking distance, as well as a small hike with a view of the bay in the distance. There is a community center/onsen newly built about a 10 minute walk away with nice facilities and extremely cheap E-Bike rental. We had a lot of fun biking around the full bloom cherry blossom trees and small residential streets. I really enjoyed the onsen water here as well. It almost feels slippery and your skin and hair feel super smooth after bathing.