別邸音信が、予約サイトTabletの電子マガジンで掲載されました。
The article on Bettei Otozure apprears in the digital magazine of online booking site “Tablet”.
Consider the ryokan: Japan’s traditional country inn, one of the world’s great, unique, home-grown hotel idioms. Believe it or not, dense as it is, Japan still has pockets of serene loneliness, and it’s in these places that the form survives — prospers, even. Ryokans combine quintessentially Japanese materials, hot springs, ceremoniously prepared meals, and not much else; distracting from the entrancing natural simplicity would defeat the point. So how do you know an honest-to-goodness ryokan when you see one? By its essential traits, namely:
Kaiseki — an elaborate, multi-course, expertly balanced approach to traditional Japanese dining — plays a profound role in the ryokan’s enduring popularity. Family recipes pass down from generation to generation, each plate a badge of pride and an acute sensual experience. Those at Bettei Otozure espouse a seasonal locavore philosophy across several styles: Buddhist temples, machiya townhouses, and haute-vineyard. Seats fill up quickly and diners tend to linger, so be sure to arrive early.
宿 別邸 音信 〒759-4103 山口県 長門市 湯本温泉 2208Ryokan Bettei Otozure, 2208 Yumoto-Onsen Nagato-shi,Yamaguchi-Prefecture, Japan 759-4103