UMIYAKARA

The rooms are private and clean, with a shared bathroom.

There's a bunk bed, TV, small table, air conditioner and more, and it's handy to be able to cook and do laundry. Since the room costs so little, I'd suggest staying for a while and visiting lots of places. I'd like to keep using it as a base for my Okinawa trips. Let's all follow the rules and keep the place clean so the inn can keep its prices low.

Dinner at the izakaya next door was good, both the portion and the quality. There’s a faint livestock smell outside, probably from a nearby livestock facility, though that isn’t the inn’s fault. I didn’t notice it once I was in the room. The walls are thin enough that you can hear the neighbors, and the floors are rotting. Still, the price is cheap, and it’s fine if all you need is somewhere to sleep for one night.

It’s cheap and nice, with a shower and kitchen available. Just bring your own toiletries, especially a toothbrush and toothpaste.