🛎️ Hospitality
店・宿・道案内で外国人に説明する場面で使う
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- Seasons & NatureStandard hotaru蛍fireflies
- Seasons & NatureStandard sakura zensen桜前線the cherry blossom front
- Seasons & NatureStandard ajisai紫陽花hydrangea
- Seasons & NatureStandard shochikubai松竹梅pine, bamboo and plum
- Seasons & NatureStandard yukiguni雪国Japan's heavy snow regions
- Seasons & NatureStandard semi no koe蝉の声the sound of a Japanese summer
- Seasons & NatureStandard kawa to hashi川と橋Japan's short steep rivers
- Seasons & NatureStandard tanada棚田terraced rice paddies cut into mountain slopes
- Seasons & NatureStandard take竹bamboo
- Onsen & BathStandard kerorin okeケロリン桶the yellow plastic bath bucket with an ad on it, found in public baths
- Onsen & BathStandard sauna to mizuburoサウナと水風呂sauna culture in Japan
- Onsen & BathStandard supa sentoスーパー銭湯large modern bathhouses
- Onsen & BathStandard ichiban-buro一番風呂being the very first person into freshly drawn bathwater
- Onsen & BathStandard onsen to tatu温泉とタトゥーwhy tattoos can get you refused at a bath
- Onsen & BathStandard onsen maku温泉マークthe three-steam symbol used on maps and signs for hot springs
- Onsen & BathStandard onsengai温泉街a hot spring town
- Onsen & BathStandard kazoku buro家族風呂a private bath you can book
- Onsen & BathStandard ganbanyoku岩盤浴lying on heated stone to sweat, a dry alternative to soaking in a bath
- Onsen & BathStandard kyodo yokujo共同浴場a small shared hot-spring bathhouse run for and by local residents
- Onsen & BathStandard gensen kakenagashi源泉かけ流しhot spring water used once and let overflow, with nothing recirculated
- Onsen & BathStandard Ibusuki no sunamushi onsen指宿の砂むし温泉a hot sand bath on a beach warmed by hot spring water
- Onsen & BathStandard sento銭湯the neighborhood public bath
- Onsen & BathStandard sento no penkie銭湯のペンキ絵the big painted mural, usually of Mount Fuji, on the wall of a public bathhouse
- Onsen & BathStandard utaseyu打たせ湯a hot water fall you sit under for a shoulder massage
- Onsen & BathStandard datsuijo脱衣所the changing room at a hot spring or public bath
- Onsen & BathStandard jigoku meguri地獄めぐりa tour of boiling hot spring pools known as hells
- Onsen & BathStandard nakai仲居the ryokan staff member who attends to your room and meals
- Onsen & BathStandard yumomi湯もみstirring hot spring water with long wooden boards to cool it down
- Onsen & BathStandard uchiyu to sotoyu meguri内湯と外湯めぐりhopping between a hot spring town's public bathhouses in a yukata
- Onsen & BathStandard nyutozei入湯税a small local tax that bathers pay at hot spring facilities
- Onsen & BathStandard bandai番台the raised attendant's seat at the entrance of a public bath
- Onsen & BathStandard bijin no yu美人の湯a nickname for hot springs said to leave your skin smooth
- Onsen & BathStandard ryokan旅館a traditional Japanese inn
- PlacesStandard Odaibaお台場the waterfront district built on reclaimed land in Tokyo Bay
- PlacesStandard feri to ritoフェリーと離島the ferry networks that connect Japan's thousands of smaller islands to the mainland
- PlacesStandard yokohama横浜the fishing village that became Japan's door to the West
- PlacesStandard Yakushima屋久島the southern island of ancient cedars and constant rain
- PlacesStandard Gero Onsen下呂温泉a hot spring town in the mountains of Gifu, famous for its smooth alkaline water
- PlacesStandard kanazawa金沢the castle town that escaped the bombing, and its gold leaf
- PlacesStandard Ginza銀座the expensive shopping district named after a silver mint
- PlacesStandard Ginzan Onsen銀山温泉a hot spring town of old wooden inns in Yamagata
- PlacesStandard karuizawa軽井沢the highland resort that began as a missionary's summer escape
- PlacesStandard Kenrokuen兼六園the Kanazawa garden named for the six qualities a perfect garden should have
- PlacesStandard Takayama高山the mountain town in Gifu with preserved merchant streets and festival floats
- PlacesStandard koyasan高野山the mountain monastery where you can stay the night
- PlacesStandard sakurajima桜島the active volcano that drops ash on a city of 600,000
- PlacesStandard Sanjusangendo三十三間堂the 120-meter hall in Kyoto holding 1,001 statues of Kannon
- PlacesStandard Shikoku hachiju hakkasho四国八十八ヶ所the 1,200-kilometer circuit of eighty-eight temples
- PlacesStandard Shurijo首里城と沖縄the palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom in Okinawa
- PlacesStandard Ueno Koen上野公園the Tokyo park holding the national museums, the zoo and the cherry trees
- PlacesStandard Kinosaki Onsen城崎温泉a hot spring town in northern Hyogo known for its seven public bathhouses
- PlacesStandard kobe神戸the port city between mountain and sea, rebuilt after an earthquake
- PlacesStandard kusatsu onsen草津温泉the strongly acidic hot spring with the wooden cooling ritual
- PlacesStandard Adachi Bijutsukan足立美術館the Shimane museum whose garden is viewed like a painting, not walked in
- PlacesStandard Nagasaki and Dejima長崎と出島the port that was Japan's only window to Europe, and the second atomic bombing
- PlacesStandard Tokyo Sukaitsuri東京スカイツリーthe 634-meter broadcasting tower in eastern Tokyo
- PlacesStandard Tokyo Eki no ekisha東京駅の駅舎the red brick station building of 1914, restored in 2012
- PlacesStandard michi no eki道の駅roadside stations that sell local produce and let drivers rest
- PlacesStandard dogo onsen道後温泉one of Japan's oldest hot springs, and its wooden bathhouse
- PlacesStandard Nijojo二条城the Kyoto castle where the shogun gave power back to the Emperor