Masato S.
The price was reasonable for an adult with two meals, which is why I gave it 3 stars, though my rating was really closer to 2.5. I had told them we were bringing two children, one elementary school age and one preschooler, but they made no effort to accommodate them, which was disappointing. The inn feels like a place frozen in the 1960s, and it’s on the edge of town, so the location isn’t very convenient. The toilet is traditional Japanese style, there’s no Wi-Fi or room phone, and the TV is an unusual 14-inch model. It’s also a tourist inn that doesn’t accept credit cards, something I might expect at a ramen shop or diner.

