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Traditional Japanese Kaiseki Course Meal at HOT SPRING INN ♨️|| [Izu, Japan] Ryokan Onsen Experience
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Traditional Japanese Kaiseki Course Meal at HOT SPRING INN ♨️|| [Izu, Japan] Ryokan Onsen Experience



ALOHA🌺 We went to a traditional Japanese Ryokan Onsen and got their Kaiseki Course Meal at HOT SPRING INN in Izu, Japan. And we filmed our whole experience!
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Traditional Japanese Kaiseki Course Meal at HOT SPRING INN ♨️|| [Izu, Japan] Ryokan Onsen Experience

16 Comments

  4. Armando Valenzuela III

    I love how traditional Japanese this episode was. That looked and felt very Japanese. I would love to go with you guys to help us navigate Japan. It looks like so much fun. 🤙🏽❤️🇯🇵🍱

  7. Rmt sohyang-yoyoka

    iwashi is sardines, the sqiud dish is shio kara (sqiud mixed with it;s liver and salt) aji is akule, suprised not to see a raw eggs which is pretty standard in Japanese breakfast. Its safe to eat japanese eggs raw unlike american eggs

  8. uroprop

    Why are you using masks….they don't work for covid or acting like good slavetubers anymore

  10. Patrick Childs

    I remember the tatami smell so well. As soon as Amanda mentioned it my mind went back decades to Hongwanji.

  11. Jody Y

    Looks like a really nice medium-level "affordable" ryokan (How much was it?) and especially for Izu during Golden Week, there didnʻt seem to be many other guests around, so you were lucky to have the onsen to yourselves. Maybe Japanese people are still cautious after the State of Emergency was lifted. And what a beautiful view and your own rotenburo (which you didnʻt use). I personally love the kaiseki dinners that are served in your room at ryokan, but the breakfast looked wonderful — though probably too much for me to eat in the morning. The miso shiru, grilled fish (iwashi is sardine) and seasonal greens with shirasu and chawan mushi looked delicious, but the squid in fermented seafood organs sauce (shiokara) is one of those slimy "innards" dishes I donʻt care for at all. Iʻve stayed at more "lower-end" onsen with friends in the busier areas of Izu for Japanese tourists, but I like the more secluded area and nature of the place you stayed at in Higashiizu. Afterall, Japanese people usually go to onsen on short trips to unwind, soak in the baths, eat, drink, and socialize with their travel mates. This ryokan looks like a place Iʻd like to visit.

  14. Rick Serafine

    Amanda & Felix…A beautiful experience for a beautiful couple. You both deserved it! Fabulous & mahalo for sharing. Domo Arigatou Gozaimasu.

  15. c/s des jarlais

    Oh my that breakfast! Did it cost a fortune? Also, the two of you look very, very relaxed. I didn’t really understand what was going on with the baths though. Make/female areas or everyone in the same bath? So many pools you showed as well. I don’t quite know what was going on but regardless, looks amazing!

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