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Have a question about Japan, ryokans, or planning your trip? We’d love to hear from you.

At Ryokan Retreat, connecting with fellow Japan lovers is one of our favorite parts of this journey. Whether you’re looking for travel tips, have a suggestion for the site, or just want to share your own experiences, we’re always happy to chat.

We also work with hotels, tours, and travel brands who share our love for Japan. If you’re interested in a collaboration, please visit our Work With Us page.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Before reaching out, have a look at these FAQs. The answer to your question might just be a click away!

Ryokan Retreat is where we share our love for Japan and its ryokans. You’ll find tips on where to stay, what to do, and little details that make your trip easier and more memorable.


Ryokan Retreat is run by Hannah, who studied and lived in Japan, with support from a small team of Japan enthusiasts. Together, we’ve explored every corner of the country and share what we’ve learned to make your journey easier.

Yes, we do! Take a look at our Travel Resources page for recommendations on accommodation, transport, tours, apps, and more.

Join our community on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. I share updates, travel tips, and plenty of behind-the-scenes moments from our adventures in Japan.

Yes. Ryokans are at the heart of what we do, but we also write about cities, small towns, seasonal festivals, and hidden corners of Japan that are worth visiting.

Absolutely! We love collaborating with passionate individuals. Check out our Work with Us page for more information on contributing content.

You can’t book directly with us, but I’ve written guides like How to Book Ryokans Online that walk you through the process. I only recommend platforms I’ve personally used or trust, so you can feel confident booking through them.

Many ryokans welcome families, and it can be such a special way for kids to experience Japanese culture. Some ryokans are more traditional and may not suit young children, so it’s always worth checking before you book. I’ve put together a full Ryokan FAQ post if you’d like more details.