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The seafood-focused dishes were truly delicious. I was able to fully enjoy the professional craftsmanship, from the delicate seasoning to the careful attention paid even to the temperature of the tableware. The Facility is old, but it is thoroughly cleaned, and you can enjoy a charming Showa-era retro atmosphere. The bedding was also fluffy and thick, and I was able to sleep soundly. I would love to celebrate my birthday here again next year.

First of all, the bath was great. Indeed, it feels a bit old, but the starry sky viewed from the spacious open-air bath was the best. The temperature is a bit low, but since the bathtub is shallow, I was able to enjoy the Onsen slowly. Dinner and breakfast were also delicious.

In addition to the bedroom, there is a spacious living room, and the amenities are fully stocked. The bath is an Onsen! You can also see Mt. Yufu from the balcony, making this a very satisfying stay.

The hot spring bath with free-flowing source water was excellent. It would be nice to have air conditioning in the bath area. The meals were delicious.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. Thank you for everything over the past two days. All of the staff were kind and welcoming, and we truly appreciate it. We could really feel the care put into the breakfast, and it was delicious. The washlet in the first-floor Japanese-style room is probably not working properly. We look forward to staying with you again!

We stayed with friends and their families, bringing along five children aged 3 and 4. The accommodation arranged for us to stay in the same building as our friends' families, allowing us to dine together within the same space. This setup made it comfortable for both the children and adults without worrying about other guests. The room was spacious enough, and although the building was old, areas like the toilets were well-maintained and clean, ensuring a pleasant stay. The meals were delicious with generous portions. We would love to stay here again when visiting nearby with family!

The location was easy to find with navigation. The building is old but has a clean and welcoming atmosphere. It was a bit disappointing that there were no vending machines and Wi-Fi was unavailable, but I had a relaxing stay. We used the private family bath, which was spacious with excellent water quality, helping us feel refreshed. The meals were delicious. The staff's warm and friendly service made the experience even more pleasant.

This was our first stay for 2 nights and 3 days—thank you for taking such great care of us. As it is limited to one group per building, the Room was spacious and comfortable. On the first day, we had sushi. A sushi kaiseki prepared just for us right in front of our eyes. Every piece was crafted with great care, and chatting with the chef made it an incredibly luxurious time. On the second day, we enjoyed kaiseki cuisine. The chef personally brought each dish to us, and talking about the depth of the料理 while enjoying drinks made it a truly special time. The owner’s wife was also very friendly and wonderful, making these 2 nights and 3 days truly meaningful. We will definitely come back again in a different season.

The Room was average, but the bath salt service was a nice touch. Breakfast left a great impression: we were served a “Hakata Tamatebako,” a set featuring several small dishes made with local ingredients. The restaurant staff were cheerful and courteous, making for a pleasant meal.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay of three nights, and I was very satisfied that you prepared a different dinner menu each day. You also served trout-based dishes as the main course, and I really enjoyed the drinks as well. In addition, I was able to park my motorcycle under a roof, so even on the night the typhoon passed through, I felt at ease knowing it wouldn’t get wet in the rain. When the weather wasn’t good, I returned to the Accommodation early and enjoyed trout fishing at the fishing pond. You even cooked the trout I caught as salt-grilled fish and fried fish to enjoy with drinks after dinner—this trip truly let me fully enjoy Nagano. I would love to stay again if I have another opportunity.

The house, nestled in the forest, was quiet and perfect for a restful retreat. The robatayaki and wild boar hot pot were also exceptionally delicious.

We went on a family trip with elementary school children in grades 1 and 4. We enjoyed playing basketball or table tennis casually in the gymnasium, jumping on trampolines, and relaxing by reading comics when tired. The paid private family bath with artificial Onsen exceeded our expectations and was very enjoyable. Meals, both breakfast and dinner, were simple to prepare yet satisfying. Overall, both kids and adults had a great time, making this accommodation one we would definitely revisit. Next time, we plan to visit in summer to enjoy the pool!

We stayed as a family of three. While the location is a bit inconvenient without a car due to its distance from the station, the beautiful scenery and peaceful atmosphere made up for it. From our room, we enjoyed stunning views of snow-capped mountains in the distance. The bath was pleasantly warm, allowing us to relax and relieve our fatigue. It was a wonderful trip where we could visit places like Moto-Zenkoji Temple, Iida's attractions, and Tenryu Gorge. Thank you very much for your hospitality. We missed visiting the Central Tectonic Line Museum in Oshika Village this time, but we look forward to staying here again when we plan to go there!

Since my relatives’ family home is in Shimada City, I stayed here during my visit. We had lunch at KADODE OOIGAWA and enjoyed seeing the Thomas the Tank Engine with my grandchild—it was truly fun. However, I regret eating too much at lunch and not being able to finish Sanpotei’s dinner. Honestly, it was an excellent meal for the price. Breakfast was all handmade and served warm; the slightly sweet rolled omelet, hijiki seaweed, dried horse mackerel, and more were comforting and delicious. It’s a simple Accommodation in town, but after crossing Horai Bridge, it was a great place to rest and soothe pleasantly tired bodies. Thank you very much.

I stayed for one night on a business trip. I booked a great-value Plan that included all-you-can-drink sake plus two meals (Japanese breakfast). 1. My planned check-in was 19:30, but traveling Yokohama → Tokyo → Iwaki → the property, I missed the 18:00 Joban Line train from Iwaki. The next train was 19:26 (a 1.5-hour wait), so I arrived at 21:10. (If you’re coming from a major city, please be aware: public transportation in Minamisoma is basically just the north–south Joban Line, and service is limited. If you’re not driving, plan carefully.) 2. I was in a hurry and very hungry, so I forgot to take photos, but the food was delicious. The owner kindly explained things like having water alongside sake to pace yourself for me as a foreign guest. The Yahoo Travel page said “all-you-can-drink sake,” but beer and shochu were also available. 3. The Room had a shower but no toilet. Hot water took quite a while to come out at the outside sink, so I used hot water from the Room for brushing my teeth and washing my face. Since guest numbers have decreased after the earthquake and it must be hard to keep pipes warm, I didn’t mind. 4. Breakfast was Japanese-style; I expected only miso soup or tea, but there was coffee too—a nice surprise! The grilled fish in particular was juicy and excellent. The owner couple (sorry if that’s incorrect) seem truly well-suited to cooking. 5. At checkout, their dog suddenly came over to greet me—another surprise! Maybe it was a playful warning not to check out late… haha. Conclusion: It was an experience close to 5 stars. One request: please let guests know in advance that there is an alert/guard-type dog on site who may greet them unexpectedly at checkout or elsewhere on the property. I like dogs, but my heart has become weaker with age; even a friendly surprise can startle me. I look forward to staying again.

I was able to spend a relaxing time at this incredibly tranquil property. The hospitality of all the staff was excellent, and I was convinced of its long-standing reputation. Both the onsen and meals were wonderful!

Wanting to show my support for Fukushima as it continues its recovery, I stayed at this Hotel as a base to visit the Nuclear Disaster Archive, Ukedo Elementary School, Futaba Super Zero Mill, and the Reconstruction Memorial Park. When I called in advance, perhaps because it is a new Hotel, I felt a bit uneasy about the phone response; however, once I arrived, aside from it being hard to tell from the main entrance that the front desk is on the second floor, all of the staff were very smooth and helpful, and my stay was extremely comfortable. The amenities are excellent—I was happy to find ReFa hair dryers and shampoo. And the bath towels were so light and comfortable! I’ve never been impressed by towels at any Hotel before. Once I realized they were Zero Mill towels, it made perfect sense. I bought some towels thinking they would be for guests, but I’m going to start using them myself right away! The restaurant meals were also delicious. Dinner was so good that my sister even said, “Breakfast should be great too,” and looked forward to it. There was an Akabeko displayed with the local ingredients—cute and easy to understand—and everything tasted great. The Futaba bookshelf had picture books organized by theme as well… My stay was too short to take my time browsing (and reading), but with features like this and the spa as well—and with pleasant breezes and the sound of waves—it seems like an Accommodation you could really enjoy staying at.

The satoyama scenery and the private bath reserved exclusively for guests were wonderful. This bath is not lukewarm like the one used by day-trip visitors. I was completely satisfied except that the Room does not have a toilet or washbasin, so I didn’t like having to fill the kettle with water at the washbasin in the shared restroom.

I was able to relax and rest well. The breakfast was delicious, and it even included sashimi.