A ryokan that you shouldn't miss if you come to Hida City

#Japanese style accommodation #Japanese accommodation review "I want to stay at a ryokan once if I get to go to Japan." If you have the same idea as Mama B, I hope this post will answer your questions. A ryokan is a small hotel. The highlight is the tatami mat room, shared bath, and yukata for guests to wear. Today, Mama B will review a ryokan called Ryokan Yatsusankan. Address: Furukawa Mukaimachi 1-8-27, Hida, Takayama, Gifu Perfecture, Japan Room: Kangetsuro Japanese Style is a standard room. Choose breakfast only ... Our room price is the cheapest. But the view is worth millions. Because 1. It is a ryokan located next to the river. Our room has a river view. See Hongoji Temple, which is made of wood and the surrounding decorations, confirming the fame and craftsmanship of Gifu's carpenters. 2. We went during winter and it was snowing. The ryokan we stayed at and the surrounding city were covered in snow. 3. Inside the ryokan itself There is a common area where we can choose 3 main spots: sit around the charcoal stove, sit in a room with a wood-fired fireplace, or sit on an electric massage chair and enjoy the garden view. Amenities/Impressions 1. All the staff are very enthusiastic and attentive to their guests. 2. Breakfast in a private room with a garden view.🤩😍👍🏼 3. There is a mixed onsen, separated for men and women, with alternating views of the bathroom. In the evening, you can enjoy this view and in the morning, you can enjoy another view. 4. In the evening, the staff will come and lay down futons for you. Surrounding environment: There is an old town area located on Shirakabe Dogozai Street, and there is a small canal called Seto Canal running along the side of the street. There are usually carp, but during the winter when we went, the carp were moved to another place. The day we went was January 15, which was the day the townspeople held the Santera Mairi Festival, where candles were decorated in a long row, as well as making snow into the shape of white candles, and there was a market where the townspeople came to sell food. Mama B had the opportunity to try Hida grilled meat. They said it was very soft, bite-sized pieces, 2 pieces for 250 yen (about 1,000 baht)… It’s really expensive, but I have to admit that it’s really delicious, very soft, not at all chewy. When I first saw it, I didn’t know why they had to have white candles. I read the article after I came back and learned that it’s a festival for young men and women who want to find a partner. Candles help create an atmosphere. In conclusion… I recommend you to pin it because the town that is located in this area is small but warm and lovely. You can come and recharge your energy for work. I recommend you to go for 3 days and 2 nights to slowly take in the atmosphere.