Sakaya Hanjiro

It was a guest house. The master is friendly and likes to talk.

The number of rooms is small, and it was a relaxing inn like staying at a grandpa's house. It was autumn when we stayed and it was cold at night, but they turned on the fireplace and it was very warm even without the air conditioner. There was a fan heater in the room, but they put a hot water bottle in the futon, so I could sleep all night without using the fan heater. An inn with an atmosphere that makes you feel like you've slipped back in time without a TV. The food was delicious, but it was a little disappointing that it was not a mountain product, but a Western-style breakfast and dinner. I think it was good for me that the food was pure Japanese food in a building like an old private house. This time I couldn't eat meat and refused meat, but when my acquaintance stayed, he grilled steak for the night. For the bath, the owner will heat the Goemon bath, but this time I went to a nearby hot spring. The morning was the best. There is an inn a little uphill, and the view in the morning when I went out was the best.