Sleep in a ryokan

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Every year, towards the end of March-beginning of April, the cherry trees of Japan are adorned with thousands of flowers during the “hanami” season. It's the perfect time to discover fascinating Kyoto, its temples and traditions.

Discovering Kyoto, the cultural capital of Japan Magazine

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For real immersion, start by booking a night in a ryokan, these traditional inns in Japan where wood and bamboo reign. You will discover the Japanese art of living and its habits and customs, such as taking off your shoes to go to your bedroom. not felted, wear the yukata (summer kimono) and sleep on a futon placed on the bed. &agrav; even the ground… in tatami of course!
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