There is a lot of expectation and excitement about booking a room at the Hotel Izu. The beautifully designed rooms and the convenient locations are the many reasons for this excitement. The first and most important point that we have to mention in our review is that the rooms are well appointed. Every room has been tastefully decorated, from the plush and luxurious tatamis to the simple shabby chic pieces.
Characteristics of Japanese Family Room
The Japanese Family Room is located on the second level, between the minibar and the elevator. The cozy raised tatamis, the beautiful wooden kuma-zuken floor and the large, comfortable western style sofa are just some of the features of this fantastic room. The non-traditional, shoji screens add a touch of western style to this beautiful room. The Japanese bathroom also has both the tatami mats and the beautiful western toiletries.
The tatamis and the beautiful wooden kuma-zuken floors add a touch of the oriental style to the Japanese Family Room. The western toiletries can be displayed on the shelves in the western style vanity unit. The Japanese bathroom is also equipped with the beautiful, non-customized, shoji screens. These exquisite screens are made of rice paper and are used to display beautiful nature scenes. The western style, western toiletry case is available with the rooms, as well as the beautiful, traditional shaolin kimono wall hangings.
Western Style Vanity
The western style vanity consists of the long shaolin kimono with elaborate designs in gold, silver or copper. The wall panels in the Japanese bathroom consist of beautiful, printed, matte or gloss finish panels. Some have a mirror that can be removed and mounted on the wall for an added touch of western sophistication.
The western style vanity has matching cabinets which contain the basic toiletries. A small cupboard can be found in the Japanese bathroom that contains storage space for miscellaneous items. The western bathtub and shower can be easily installed. The Japanese bathtub has a single pipe while the western tub has two pipe connections, one above and one below the other.
This unique Japanese style bathtub has no steps. It is mounted on a wall and has a unique Japanese garden-like feel with the short tatamis. Each tatame is approximately three inches in length. It adds charm to the western style vanity and creates a calming atmosphere in the bathroom.
Popular Items in the Japanese Bathroom
A popular item is the Japanese bath pillow. This pillow is designed in a comfortable Terry cloth material. They are plush Terry cloth with cotton lining and have pillow stuffing inside them. The pillow is then covered in colorful pillow covers that are sewn onto the pillows. Most pillows in Japanese bathtubs are round in shape, rather than square like those in western style bathtubs. These pillows help to add comfort and a sense of relaxation after a long soak in the bath.
One of the most popular pieces of furniture in the Japanese family room is the shoji lamp. These lamps are beautifully painted and can often display intricate patterns. The rice paper and patterns used for these lamps make them unique. There are many different styles of shoji lamp designs available. Most people are drawn to the more western style due to its simplicity, but there are also many Japanese versions that display koi fish or kanji characters.
Japanese Style Bathroom Decoration With Dressing Table
Many people enjoy decorating their Japanese style bathroom with a vanity. These pieces of furniture to match the general decoration in the room and are usually placed on top of a cabinet. Japanese bathroom vanity can be decorated with a mirror on the wall or in a stand-up style base on the floor. To add some western style, it might be fun to hang a mirror that is decorated with koi fish. A decorative medicine cabinet is another option to use in the Japanese bathroom.
A Japanese bathroom usually has a toilet, but you may also want to consider a sink and/or shower. Western style toilets take up more space than a Japanese one, so it is recommended that the placement of the toilet is carefully considered. Also, it is common for a Japanese style toilet to have two sinks, one in the middle of the floor and one at the foot. Western styled showers are also popular in the Japanese bath market. Some people prefer the Japanese traditional look of a wall mounted shower, but most people opt for the more modern European or American-designed shower.
Lighting is a crucial aspect of any Japanese style room. The Japanese generally use the lighting to highlight a particular feature in the room, such as a tree or flower. The use of candles and lanterns is also common in the Japanese home. You can find all of these items in many stores, as well as western style accessories.
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