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As growing demand comes from abroad, number of traditional ryokan shrinks
When American Jan Bardsley wanted to stay at a traditional ryokan, he found Nantenen in Kawachi-Nagano, Osaka Prefecture, through its Internet page.
當美國人簡．巴茲萊想下榻傳統日式旅館時，他透過飯店的網際網路頁面發現大阪府河內長野市的南天苑。
Bardsley said both the interior and the garden of the ryokan were exceptional, and the inn provided him with experiences one can have only in Japan.
巴茲萊說，這家日式旅館的內部設計與庭院都很棒，提供了只有在日本才能享受得到的經驗。
Nantenen is one of the few Japanese-style hotels that have succeeded in adapting to the rapid globalization of the tourism industry.
南天苑是少數成功適應旅遊業快速全球化的日式旅館之一。
The government is intent on training operators of ryokan, which it calls "the embodiment" of Japanese culture, as an increasing number of overseas tourists came to the country and hope to stay at one.
隨著愈來愈多海外遊客訪日與希望下榻日式旅館，將日式旅館稱為「體現」日本文化的日本政府，打算訓練日式旅館業者（因應外籍客）。
According to a fiscal 2013 report by the labor ministry, there were 81,453 ryokan across Japan in fiscal 1983, but the number has halved to 43,363 by fiscal 2013.
根據勞動省2013會計年度的報告，全日本在1983會計年度有8萬1453家日式旅館，但到了2013年度已減半為4萬3363家。
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