Of all the KZreadrs I follow John is the only one who streams from baths or without clothing. It’s definitely John’s competitive advantage.

@zenmode216

Жыл бұрын

It would be if he was a she and lot of men of “culture “ would be commenting here!

@skettismyname

Жыл бұрын

"competitive advantage" hahahah You're absolutely correct. Mans is aerodynamic without clothes.

@deenzmartin6695

Жыл бұрын

彼は性的です。

@animegirlhaven

Жыл бұрын

❤

@clownworld360

9 ай бұрын

🤭🤣

Japan's hot springs is one of their most popular tourist attractions.

The calligraphy scroll behind John in this room is written so beautifully. Every kanji on that scroll is in its traditional ancient form which most of the Chinese mainlanders born after the Culture Revolution (1966 - 1976) could unfortunately no longer read. But the traditional characters are still being taught in every school in Taiwan and some in Japan.

@mikawa1314

Жыл бұрын

They can still read traditional Chinese, but yes, they won't be able to write most of the characters

@arthurlee671

Жыл бұрын

They just guess and read : )

@yuchen4738

Жыл бұрын

Stop spreading misinformation. Chinese people from PRC can ABSOLUTELY read traditional script.

Can't wait to see and hear the responses to the upcoming questions regarding how this business/hotel was able to survive all these centuries. You have a great list of questions. We followed your advice to book onset ryokan hotels for our travel in November when Japan opened up again for foreign tourists. The one at Lake Kawaguchi even had a viewing location on the roof from which we were able to get sunrise views of Mount Fuji. The one at Arima Onsen village above Kobe surprised us in the morning when we slid open the wall panels to reveal a window that opened to spectacular fall colored leaves. As you reported the food was equally memorable as it was almost like having a private chef. Your early advice is worth repeating - book early as the onsen ryokan hotels are often already booked months in advance and thanks to your prodding we lucked out on finding what turned out to be the last available rooms

@kaywalther2583

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot spell check! That should have read "We followed your advice to book onsen ryokan hotels....." not "onset ryokan hotels...."

Wow! What a beautiful (and old) ryokan. Thanks for taking us along. Completely agree with you that if you’re spending all that money to travel half way around the world to come to Japan, you really should do Onsen at least once.

Why not spend on yourself if you have the means. Loving one’s self is vital so you continue to help others. Live Japan and will try to check on this one too. Thanks for sharing.

Enjoyable premiere , nice room and the Onsen bath😎Thank you for sharing John 🙂👍!!!

Amazing location, John! Adding this to my list. Definitely a "splurge" hotel. Perhaps to celebrate your 50th wedding anniversary, or a honeymoon, or just a getaway from the grind of working a 80 hour week! It looks like it is worth every penny you pay! ❤ I can't wait to see the interview, and I hope it will be shared on OIJ channel. But I do have a question. Was the deleted scene edited by you, or did youtube edit the scene out. 🤔😂 Inquiring minds want to know... Oh man...this is what happens when I miss a live! 🤪

Great video, thanks for sharing! I will definitely visit that hotel someday in the future. ...I had my first onsen experience last month in Hakone: I rented a house through Airbnb that had a real, licensed hot spring onsen! It was incredible. The water came out of the tap at 158 degrees, which of course is much too hot. So I had to cool it down before entering. It was incredibly relaxing. I plan on going back next year when I return to Japan. There are a few Airbnbs in Hakone that have licensed hot springs, and several others that have onsen that are not connected to the famous hot springs of the region. So make sure you read the fine print, or ask the host if the onsen is connected to a licensed hot spring.

Awesome!! And i can't wait for the ryokan breakfast livestream tomorrow

Thank you John, your love for Japan shows in all your wonderful videos!

I stayed at Nakanoshima hotel in Kii Katsuura below Wakayama with my wife last week. It was fantastic and cost around 37,000 yen per person. The food was absolutely fantastic. We stayed at that hotel for one night and then a cheaper hotel in the area the next night. It was well worth it and I never spoil myself normally. The area was nice and warm during the day around 13 degrees C.

nice room and onsen to get some rest and relaxation, I played that back to see if there was a reflection LOL I couldn’t see anything

Amazing place and view of mountains.✌️

I live for onsen. Every second of free time I get I’m basically going to a different onsen. Last weekend it was Niigata!

Very nice! Thanks John!

Wow! Gorgeous!

Man, how I miss my local sentou!! Nothing this fancy, but oh did I feel good on Sunday afternoons after my weekly visit!!!

Lovely thank you for sharing

15:33 that is the best way to take good photographs of Mt.Fuji . Rent a car . On first pass Drive till a appropriate junction , mark it and then return to that same junction & take good photographs of Mt. Fuji . Silly idea though 😊

You looked pretty warm in that bath, made me want to add some carrots and potatoes.

@onlyinjapanGO

Жыл бұрын

😂

Great video

Do you have a ryokan rec that has a public bath and is accessible by train in Sapporo area?

I'm leaving Japan today after 3 weeks travelling all over Japan. I went to an outside onsen in my hotel in Sapporo and its was -3c outside and 40c in the bath. First experience and it was great. I had the onsen to myself

John you are so lucky would love to try out that hotel when I come back over stay safe my friend regards Clayton

JOHN,YOU ARE REALLY RIGHT.ENJOY LIFE TO THE FULLEST.FULL SERVICE TO YOURSELF,TOO.

haha I can tell by the cut of the video that there must have been a reflection 😂

Yep that’s perfect!!! That's Japan too me!!!!👌🏻

あなたの「ふとん」の繰り返しの言い方が好きです。

Hi John that looks refreshing

Oldest hotel, cool!

Love to you and your beautiful family from south africa

Man! It's huge!

Always enjoy your Ryokan livestreams. What would be considered your best choice of Ryokan in Japan? Meaning if there was one in particular I should not miss, which one would you recommend for a group of 6 people? And must have a great Onsen too! Lol!

@modtomodern

Жыл бұрын

Remember that you will pay per person, not per room. Think of well over a thousand dollars US at least per night with that many people. Ther are many sites and listings from the JTB.

Will you revisit Dogo Onsen? Its a wish for me to someday visit there!

@onlyinjapanGO

Жыл бұрын

I will do a shorts on it this month!

is the interview going to be avalilable here?

Nice..

I keep on expecting to see John being crowded out of his bath by some capybaras.

@onlyinjapanGO

Жыл бұрын

good idea! time to visit the Saitama park when it snows to see them 😂

The interview should be awesome to hear about the history and how it's maintained from the CEO

Could you help me. I have 72 hours metro pass from klook. My question is at Tokyo station have redeem machine qr code for get tickets? Thank you

How do you use the bed? looks upside down, would be a great short!

@Master-Mo

Жыл бұрын

I'd also say the hole should face downwards...

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Nice Video John Hot Bathtub For Warming Weather

Outstanding!! Jon! Jon this this is something special my man wow just wow!! I will be looking into this place when I come. Oh yeh I like the urinal too

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Some people do get UTIs from bathing over showering but otherwise I agree; it's soothing. I live in southern Idaho which is very volcanic but lived in Utah for 3 years where there are only 3 hot springs in the entire state.

MY wife always concerns about cleanliness, and does not like to share (water). Any advise so I can convince her? I am very interested to try private onsen.

Love the private hot spring bath 😍 Can u recomend hotel in osaka & kyoto that has private hot spring bath? Thanks 🙏

Title this "Oldest Hotel in the World" and it will get more hits.

Huge suite 👍.... But dont understand why so huge rooms for just one table lol kinda pointless in my opinion. But love the video John :)

"The body is an important thing" - John Daub

10:10 age restricted content was removed hahahahaha

Wouldn't there have been farmers w/ roadside stands, inns on Silk Road & Roman businesses before this Onsen?

If me I don't mind to spend that much....the experience staying there is worth it.

Hi! Are you American with Indian roots?

if you visit Japan and don't go to a Ryokan is like a blasphemy..lol

cut wind gg hot wash see john bath happyfun😍🤩