Why are tourists visiting Japan so obsessed with local homestays?

When we decide to start a journey, accommodation is a big problem that needs to be considered in many aspects, especially in today's increasingly popular tourism industry, where accommodation options are more extensive. We can book our favorite rooms according to different people and different requirements. Generally, it can be roughly divided into three types: hotels (including express hotels, business hotels and various theme hotels), youth hostels and homestays, among which homestays are a new industry rising in recent years and are loved by many tourists.

Nowadays, when people choose tourist destinations, many people start to go abroad, hoping to feel the different cultural customs and unique exotic beauty and food in other countries. As can be seen in the most popular outbound travel list, traveling to Japan has also become the choice of many tourists. Among the tourists who travel to Japan, most of them prefer to experience Japanese-style homestays when staying, and only a few tourists will stay in Japanese hotels. Why?

First of all, you can get a real local life experience, especially in Japan, where people's living habits are obviously different from those in China. Most homestays are designed, conceived and arranged by the owners themselves, and the details in the house can reveal the elements of Japanese daily life. Since you are in Japan, it is also an essential project to feel the real life in Japan. For example, if you usually sleep in a bed in a hotel, you can experience the local characteristic sofa.

In addition, B&B is more relaxed, comfortable and comfortable to live in, especially when a family travels, because B&B is a whole house for rent, and living in it is equivalent to living in a temporary home, not to mention the atmosphere of B&B is more human, not as stiff as a hotel. Finally, because, under the influence of Japanese dramas and Japanese cartoons, many tourists are curious about the living environment of Japanese people, and it is rare to go there once, so naturally they have to stay in local hotels to experience it.