Lin J.
It's handy for JR station, Aoshima beach, and Jingu, with a 7-11 nearby too. I think it's a good fit for a one-night stay if you're a foreigner, though the front desk didn't seem to know much English. There were lots of Japanese guests, and people didn't seem keen to talk. It didn't have the guesthouse atmosphere I expected. I stayed one night in the women's dorm. Bring your own towel and toothbrush, though shampoo and body wash are provided. Each bed has a small locker outside the bedroom. The toilet and bathroom are separate, and the sinks are outside. Keep your room key with you, since the women lock the door when they go out for safety. There's a shared kitchen with a fridge. If you put anything in it, write your name on your food or belongings. Some guests staying more than one night buy groceries and cook for themselves. It's a budget option for solo travelers.
