Greenpia Yame

We visited in the summer. The kids had fun in the pool. The area is surrounded by nature, so we enjoyed walking around even though we were soaked in sweat. At night, the sky was full of stars. The food was delicious. The hotel staff were kind. If I had one complaint, it would be that the pool was free for guests.

We had lunch and enjoyed the baths on the tour. We got off the bus and went up the stairs to the restaurant on the first floor. The building must have been bustling during the Bubble Era, and the restaurant served Showa-era Japanese banquet meals. One lady said she saw the photos in the tour pamphlet and thought it looked luxurious, so she signed up. While there were certainly many dishes, the rice in the pot was hard and the tempura was cold. This is typical of Showa-era Japanese banquet meals, but a bit too much for the Reiwa era. The bath was spacious, so we were able to stretch out, which was nice. There was an indoor bath, an open-air bath, an electric bath, and a sauna.