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Our experience at Fukuzumiro Ryokan in Hakone

Staying in a ryokan is a uniquely Japanese experience, so it was top of my wish list when drawing up our itinerary …

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I'm Fairlie, a Melbourne blogger who loves to travel and then to regale anyone who will listen (and even a few who won't) with tales on my return. Here at Feet on Foreign Lands, I share my stories, tips and information to help you create your own memorable travel itineraries.

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