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BNBs, or "bed and breakfast" establishments, are a type of accommodation in which a guest can stay overnight in a private home or small inn and receive breakfast in the morning. BNBs have a long history and can be found in many countries around the world, including Japan.

In Japan, BNBs have been around for centuries, although they have traditionally been called "ryokans." Ryokans are traditional Japanese inns that have been around since the 8th century. They typically offer guests a unique cultural experience, with traditional Japanese-style rooms, tatami mat floors, and futon beds. Ryokans also often offer guests traditional Japanese meals, hot springs, and other amenities.

In recent years, the term "BNB" has become more commonly used in Japan to refer to small, privately-owned inns or guesthouses that offer overnight accommodations and breakfast. Many of these BNBs are run by local families or individuals and offer a more personalized and intimate experience for travelers. BNBs in Japan can range from modern, western-style accommodations to more traditional Japanese-style inns, and are a popular choice for travelers looking for a unique and authentic cultural experience.