Name: Takeyaso Inn
Address: 2-85, Miyauchi-Cho, Amagasaki, Amagasaki, Amagasaki, 660-0877, Japan
Rating: 7

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Universal Studios Japan

Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan

Osaka Science Museum

Osaka National Museum of Art

Itami Airport

Tempozan Harbor Village Ferris Wheel

Utsubo Park

Kids Plaza Osaka

Osaka Museum of Housing and Living

Nakanoshima Park

Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Arcade

Shinsaibashi Shopping Arcade

Sennichimae Doguyasuji Shopping Street

Kuromon Ichiba

Kema Sakuranomiya Park

Osaka Museum of History

Osaka Castle

Tsutenkaku Tower

Tennoji Zoo

Shitennoji Temple

Abeno Harukas

Kobe Airport

Kansai International Airport

Toji Temple

Umekoji Park

Kyoto Aquarium

Fushimi Inari Shrine

Nishihonganji Temple

Kyoto Tower

Higashi Honganji Temple

Shoseien Garden

Sanjusangendo Temple

Kyoto National Museum

Nijo Castle

Kyoto International Manga Museum

Kenninji Temple

Kiyomizu Temple

Kodaiji Temple

Yasaka Shrine

Maruyama Park

Kyoto Imperial Palace

Chion-in Temple

Kyoto National Museum of Modern Art

Kyoto Municipal Zoo

Takeyaso Inn

Amagasaki

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For my birthday this year, I decided to fulfill a lifelong dream and go to Japan. When I looked online for cheap places to stay, I found the Takeyaso Ryokan in Amagasaki. I flew in from Busan to Osaka, and after I got to Deyashiki Station, that was when the adventure began.

Finding this place is not exactly easy, as it is tucked away on a side street (I had to go to the koban to recruit some help from a local policeman). After finding the place, I checked in easily and Kyoko was more than willing to help and offer advice. I was given instructions on how to properly use the baths, and she opened the on-site jazz bar for me as a birthday gift. The drinks are all cheap and very good, from shochu to sake to whisky. Nothing too expensive, but it's all expertly prepared.

The rooms themselves are also very nice. I booked a double room since it was the only one left for the weekend, but it was still amazing to sleep in. Believe the hype: sleeping on a traditional Japanese futon in a robe on a tatami floor is the way to go. The baths in there are also great. I legit almost fell asleep in it the first night I was there.

I will return to this place someday. It's an amazing place, and I love how out of the way it is. It's a 2-minute walk to Deyashiki Station, which is on the Hanshin main line, so you can get almost anywhere, and quickly. There are also restaurants in that same area, from McDonald's to traditional fare like takoyaki and okonomiyaki. I now cannot imagine spending my time in Japan any other way than here.

Rustic Charm in Sleepy Commuter City

I was trying to book the Waso Experience and these people have disappointed me greatly. They told me that they had slots for the 10th of April, and even confirmed me. When subsequently I asked about other details, they suddenly told me I don't have a booking because someone else booked the slot when I was asking about dates available.

Then why confirm me!

And if I didn't ask again for more details I wouldn't even know that I had no booking!

Seriously irresponsible way of dealing with customers.

Irresponsible!

We had a lot of trouble finding this ryokan, even the taxi driver did not know where it was. We had not mastered the different train companys and train lines. We also arrived in a heatwave. Once we knew our way around things improved. Also we found it hard to get used to having to leave in the morning at 9am and not return until the evening. The room was nice (air-conditioned) but it was hot in the rest of the ryokan and the shared toilet was a bit smelly. Service was good.

Very Japanese

Nice owner, she likes to give you information and advice such as where are nice places to go, things to do, ...
Comfortable bed
Common showers and toilet (toilet was clean but there was a lingering smell somehow)
A bit of a family atmosphere. I also talked to the grandchildren in English (for their learning) which was fun.
Curfew 11pm and gotta leave by 10. But I wanted to be out and about by then anyway so I had no worries. 
The owner was in when I arrived early and she let me check-in early. And she gave me some cold tea when I came home.
Amagasaki is a nice area with very friendly people!

Japanese experience with nice owner

This place is very clean and tidy.  Its is also fairly cheap.  Its about a 1 min walk from train station. Staff is very nice but very little english. 

However, something was a bit of a problem for me and my gf is the 11pm curfew.  Also, you cannot be in the house from 10am to 4pm...  There is one day my gf was not feeling well but cannot stay in just to rest.  

I am 6 feet tall and I've hit my head twice...  both when I just woke up and not too aware of my surroundings.  I would suggest staying there for 2 days or so to get experience, We stayed there for 8 nights and feel its too much.  Every night we have to try and rush back...  Since the guy on night shift doesn't speak much english, I can't even call to tell him I maybe late past 11pm.

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