Farm Inn Anima No Sato

這個家庭式旅館開業於1981年，幾乎城裡所有人都知道，從Jr車站打車過去不到100人民幣，男主人性格在日本人羣體中是難得的開放，和客人一起喝酒，以前養馬養羊，年紀大了，一點點賣掉，衹剩屈指可數散落在山坡上幾衹了，再幹兩三年準備歇業了，儘管生意很好，客人絡繹不絕，常常滿房。我加了早餐，有點粗糙，不過，這不就是農村該有的樣子嗎？來住的中國人也不少，在北海道淺住一下乾淨的農家住宿，挺不錯的。

This is probably the best inn for those who like inns with the Toho Travel concept. Although it is showing its age, everything is kept clean. The men's and women's baths, toilets, and sinks are shared, but the bathroom has just been renovated and is the latest in size 160? In the unit bath, there are two washbasins in the women's area that are made of new TOTO ceramics and are easy to use. The washing machine is also coin-operated. Breakfast also uses local ingredients and is healthy and delicious. Please ask for refills of coffee and bread. I thoroughly enjoyed visiting the nearby coral grass colony, the Shiretoko Goko Lakes, and the Museum of Northern Peoples (close by, with wonderful exhibits on the Sami and Inuit people), which I was told would be best during this season. The view of the farm from the window, where sheep and Hokkaido foals graze, is soothing. I would love to hear from you again.

This is a guesthouse located in a large ranch. I would not recommend this to those who expect hotel-like services and facilities. The hosts are very nice people who love to travel and talk. Please talk to them instead of staying cooped up in your room. The food was home-style cooking, plentiful and delicious. Recently, the number of buses has decreased, so it is difficult to get here by public transportation, but I took a taxi from Abashiri Station, which costs about 1,300 yen. It takes about 15 minutes to walk with luggage from the bus stop on the national highway.