Japan Hot Spring Recommendation | Izu Yomotokan

| Izu Yomotokan. Every time I go to Japan, I will definitely stay in Izu for 2 days, perhaps this is a kind of complex. The Yomotokan, which has a history of 300 years, Kawabata Yasunari stayed here for 10 years and wrote Izu Dancer. It's a bit old-fashioned inn with only a dozen rooms, 3000+ may many people think it's not worth it, but what you want to experience is this sense of history, the hot spring is by the natural stream, but the privacy is very good, returning to the most original flavor♨. Practice the hot spring bathing rule of 'soak, eat, sleep, soak, eat, retreat', officially start the journey to pursue Kawabata Yasunari's century-old love! Smitten by Kawabata's study. 📷Building inside the inn The Yomotokan is built by the Kano River, and the Japanese-style rooms have well preserved the appearance of the time, and are loved by many literati and ink guests. The room where Kawabata Yasunari lived at the time was also preserved as it was and turned into a reference room for guests to visit. The most famous thing in the museum is the wooden long staircase at the entrance, and there is also a photo of Kawabata sitting on this staircase at that time, you can take a check-in photo with the same pose📷. Finally, I rented a bicycle and rode to Shuzenji, visited Hie Shrine, soaked in foot bath, and walked the bridge with various beautiful implications according to the map. tips: The Yomotokan has a front desk that can speak English and can receive foreigners. The outdoor soup is by the creek, accompanied by the sound of gurgling water, the mood is super good, need to 🚶 walk 50 meters downhill.