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A couple of Australian friends who immigrated to Japan opened a wonderful inn in Atami.
🗒古くからの湯治の地であり、元々の地名表記は「阿多美」（阿多美郷）であったが[3]、海から熱い湯が湧き出ていたことや「あつうみが崎」とも呼ばれていたことなどから、江戸時代までには「熱海」表記が定着した[4]。🗒
🗒It has been a place for hot spring healing since ancient times, and the original place name was "Atami" (Atamigo) [3], but it was also called "Atsuumigasaki" because hot water gushed out from the sea. By the Edo period, the name ``Atami'' became established.[4] 🗒
日本に移住したオーストラリア人の友達夫婦が、熱海で素敵な旅館を開業しました。
— 道尾秀介 (@michioshusuke) January 17, 2024
芸者の置き屋だった建物を全面改修。
サイトは英語ですが、もちろん英語が喋れなくても大丈夫です。今のところお客さんは全員日本人だそうで、皆様もぜひ。
僕もこんど泊まってきます。https://t.co/fZ7nmEVyJn pic.twitter.com/wiVNhq1An0
The building, which used to be a geisha store, has been completely renovated.
The site is in English, but of course you don't need to speak English. It seems that all the customers so far are Japanese, so please come and see us.
I'll be staying the night too.
An okiya is a Japanese house that employs geishas and prostitutes, and dispatches geishas and prostitutes to restaurants, waiting rooms, teahouses, etc. upon request.[1] Tomo the prostitute
🍀🍀🍀凄い🍀🍀🍀（笑）
2週目の豆苗が育ちすぎて、手入れを怠った庭のようだ。 pic.twitter.com/GY9MAHwk3s
— 道尾秀介 (@michioshusuke) January 17, 2024
The 2 week old bean seedlings have grown so much that it looks like a garden that has been neglected.
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