Yufuin Kaiseki and Private Hot Springs Part 1 Accommodation

Japan, where I used to go often. This is my first time at a real ryokan. The ryokan I went to this time is #Kaedenoshoza located in #Yufuin! This place, where I stayed from January 12th to January 13th (peak season), cost 810,000 won for a 2-person 1-night stay with breakfast/dinner included in the Sakura Room. This place is located 15 minutes from #Yunotsubo Street and 10 minutes from #Kinrin Lake, so there are few passersby, so it is a good ryokan for a healing trip where you can enjoy a private open-air bath. When you arrive, you can leave your luggage at the information desk in front before checking in, and they will move your luggage to the designated room in advance when you check in. When checking in, they gave me a warm towel, mochi, and a cup of green tea while signing the representative's name, so I was able to have a short break. My room is #Kaedenoshoza Sakura Room, which has an entrance, bathroom, living room, bedroom, ondol room, makeup room, open-air bath with bathroom, and a mini garden connected to the open-air bath. When you enter the room, there are wooden shoes that you can wear outside the room, and a kimono, socks, and a safe in the closet. The room is keyed with a wooden sign, and there is a family bath, vending machine, foot bath, and free coffee machine in the ryokan area. The hallway is narrow and cozy, and it is a great ryokan for emotional and healing trips. The hot spring in the room is big enough for about 4 people, and if it is too cold, you can open and close the door connecting the outside and inside of the hot spring as soon as you enter to create an indoor or outdoor hot spring. -Meals are in Part 2