4 articles to prepare your trip
Shukubô are lodgings attached to Japanese Buddhist temples. An immersive night between futon, vegetarian cuisine and zen gardens.
Sleep in a Japanese Buddhist temple: morning rituals, vegetarian shojin ryori cuisine, traditional architecture. Guide to shukubo from Mount Koya to Nagano.
Wooden architecture, futon on tatami, kaiseki and thermal baths: the ryokan remains the most direct path to understanding Japanese hospitality.
Machiyas, traditional wooden townhouses in Kyoto, Nara and Kanazawa, are rented as complete homes for independent stays in historic surroundings.
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