Haha no Shinyu Miyabe Ryoka
Ryoka left the house with her husband and took care of her friend's house. Ryoka, who ran out of the house early in the morning and decided to go to her friend's house, says she will help with the housework while taking
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Ryoka left the house with her husband and took care of her friend's house. Ryoka, who ran out of the house early in the morning and decided to go to her friend's house, says she will help with the housework while taking
Twenty-three-year-old Neya Ryouka (Neya Ryouka) becomes an assistant director because she wants to be a film director, but she has been unable to direct any of her own films and has been unable to express her feelings to
Yumi and her boyfriend Goro run a long-established inn in a deserted hot spring resort in place of their useless father, who is infatuated with his seductive mistress, Miyako. As their beloved inn faces the threat of lan
A Ryokan, by José Luis Guerin to complete the #YoMeQuedoEnCasa cycle. After twenty-one clips over three months, we close the cycle with a jewel that this Embassy is proud to have commissioned. (Embajada de España en Japó
The small suburban Hazuki Inn was run by a reliable and hardworking proprietress, Kana. Her husband, Satoshi, was a playboy and a lazy husband who spent all his money on gambling and women. The Hazuki Inn was also a merc
Taeko, a widow, runs a hot spring inn on her own and raises her daughter, Shigemi. Genjiro, a tough chef, and Miki, a former delinquent, work at the inn. The two have had a long-standing physical relationship. One day, O
Masako, a widow, runs the local hot spring inn, Aku no Yu, all by herself. Her niece, Ritsuko, has been helping out at the inn since graduating from junior college in Tokyo. Her husband, Ikuo, died in an accident and was
Futaba, the proprietress of an inn in a hot spring town near Chichibu, hears from her husband, the manager, Isamu, that a travel guide writer is coming to the inn secretly to do an interview, and ends up over-entertainin
An embodied sound-image response to the Zen poet Ryōkan Taigu. Dance by Noriko Yamamato and music by Germaine Liu.
Based on the novel "Ekimae Ryokan" by Masuji Ibuse, a longtime hotel employee struggles to bring his old-fashioned ryokan in line with postwar Japanese business practices.
Tsuyako, is the young proprietress of a famous inn that is popular in a hot spring resort town. Ever since her photo was featured in the tourist association's pamphlet, she has become more popular than even the geisha ci
When a prostitute at a love hotel passes out drunk, the voluptuous madam who owns the establishment must serve in her place.