I tend to always have the fan/ac running in hotel rooms so that I can drown out other noises. I didn't have any issues with sounds in the Tokyo or Hiroshima hotel. The Kyoto machiya was on a quiet lane but you could hear all the cars. The ryokan along the Nakasendo was over the kitchen, so you could hear them cooking but it was very quiet at night. I think I'd rate the Osaka one as the loudest, and Tokyo as the quietest. Tokyo hotel was facing the lane and on the 12th floor so there were no car sounds.
I like your content. I was hooked on the Tsumago hiking clip and watched it more than 30 times lol
Thanks so much for watching! The Nakasendo was definitely a big highlight for our trip.
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which place was the most quiet? Like, no or very quiet car sounds and no tv sounds from other rooms?
I tend to always have the fan/ac running in hotel rooms so that I can drown out other noises. I didn't have any issues with sounds in the Tokyo or Hiroshima hotel. The Kyoto machiya was on a quiet lane but you could hear all the cars. The ryokan along the Nakasendo was over the kitchen, so you could hear them cooking but it was very quiet at night. I think I'd rate the Osaka one as the loudest, and Tokyo as the quietest. Tokyo hotel was facing the lane and on the 12th floor so there were no car sounds.
@@laura7murray thank you!