Experience Japan’s Oldest Tradition of Hot Spring Therapy | Toji Life at Osawa Onsen Jisuibu
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💻Osawa Onsen Toujiya
Website: https://www.oosawaonsen.com/touji/
*This video was filmed with the hotel’s permission.
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🚃🚶♀️How to Get There
About 30 minutes from Hanamaki Station by free shuttle bus or local bus.
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💰 Price
9,240 yen (59.29 USD / € 57.09) for two people.
*Includes about 3,000 yen for rental items.
*Excludes dinner, breakfast, and purchases at the shop.
*Prices may vary depending on the season and room type.
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⌛️ Timestamps
0:00 Opening
0:12 How to get there
4:02 What is Toji?
4:40 Front desk & shop
6:25 Nostalgic traditional interiors
8:50 Room tour
12:43 Indoor bath: Yakushi-no-Yu
14:36 Women’s open-air bath: Kawabe-no-Yu
16:09 Cooking at the shared kitchen
23:09 Connecting with Other Guests
24:02 Night scenes
24:41 Mixed open-air bath: Osawa-no-Yu
27:35 Shopping at the store
28:37 Relaxing in the room
30:54 Brushing teeth & Futons
31:44 Breakfast
33:44 Toyosawa-no-Yu
34:19 Summary of the stay, including costs
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This stay might be a bit tricky for overseas travelers or families with kids. It was such a great way to experience Japanese culture💭 Thank you for watching and subscribing to our channel☺If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to hit that like button, leave a comment, and share it with your friends!!
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Thank you for introducing this wonderful inn to us.
That must’ve been really nice that you stayed at a traditional hot springs hotel🏨♨️ almost like a awesome getaway❤️.
This looks amazing! Especially the outdoor bath, and in the winter. Do they allow people with tattoos to use the bath?
I really loved the whole experience. 😊
Lovely.
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I really enjoyed this video. It was very different from the luxury accommodation usually shown and I think this type of accommodation would be wonderful to experience. I'm not sure if anyone else got the impression the Onsen was a bit spooky, but I definitely got that vibe. I'm not sure how spooky will translate in the Japanese language but, in the English language, it is a special vibe you get from ancient, historic or even tragic locations. Thank you for a wonderful, thought provoking video. Arigato Gozaimasu
1:49 definitely you must know Japanese to read the timetable and the bus panel ! Or to have with you someone that know the language or use Google of other translator app !
No air-conditioning in busses in Japan or just this bus ?
11:57 ❤😊
16:56 At last ! Potatoes ! 🥔🥔🥰😊
I love this video! It shows more of a cultural side of onsen, away from the glamour and slick convenience of most tourist onsen.
I feel like this could be a great getaway for a 2-week stay. Just take a bus and train into town for groceries every 3 or 4 days, and otherwise just relax.
Also maybe a great way to counteract feelings of loneliness, as it's a more socially-open and less exclusive sort of stay. (I'd love to sit and just chat with someone over slow-cooking dinner.)
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of course tuck into cozy table… acha a toast to love ilovu;"
It's a time travel!!!
People in Japan must work at having excellent posture, as traditional accommodation has no chairs or place to rest your back! Shared bathroom makes sense because baths are shared. I would like to stay here as a Canadian but maybe in spring or autumn ☺️
Cubes of beef tallow are so smart and something we never see in Canada! That is such a perfect looking carrot!
Thank you for explaining the evolution of the onsen culture in the former video, and showing us in this one a rare traditional staying. It was fascinating