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I stayed for several nights. Access: We were picked up and picked up from Aizu Kawaguchi Station according to the train. About 10 minutes to the inn. There is also a fixed-route bus from the station (get off at the Aizu bus ”Tamari Hachimachi Onsen” bus stop), and the inn is right in front of the bus stop. Be careful as the number of flights is as small as 3 flights a day. Inn: I stayed in a Japanese-style room with a toilet, but there was no washing machine. The building is old, but it was in good condition. There is no elevator. The room was equipped with air conditioning and TV. It may depend on the room, but Wifi sometimes had weak radio waves and was unstable. The environment was good with the river in front of me. However, the sound of the river flows is loud, and you may not be able to sleep unless you are used to it. In addition, a watercolor painting of kappa by Shigeru Mizuki was displayed. It was drawn when I stayed here about ten years ago. Onsen: There is a private bath ”Moon and Sun Bath” and an indoor bath. It is said that it is a carbonated spring, but I couldn't see much carbonated bubbles when I visited. Both baths were hot at the temperature of the hot water, but it was easier to enter the indoor bath. Meal (Dinner): I had it in the hall (for a sufficient interval). It was a very delicious and fulfilling menu. We enjoyed unique dishes such as fried soba, konjac yuba sashimi, and horse sashimi. Hospitality: Family-run, and your husband is a friendly person, so if you communicate from here, you will be able to spend more fun. Views around: On the second night, I rented an electric bicycle in the rental cycle of the ”Kanayama Town Tourism Information Center” in Kawaguchi Station premises, and Kawaguchi Station → Road Station ”Kaneyama” → Seiseragi no sho (day trip hot spring facility) I went around on the route. Seseragiso is a few minutes walk from Ebisuya. The rental cycle was 500 yen in 3 hours and the disposal fee at Seseragiso was 500 yen for a total of 1,000 yen. At first, the inn's master sent me to the station. First, on the way from the station to the roadside station ”Kaneyama” by running national route 252, the view point ”Kaneyama Fureai Square” where you can take a train on the tadami line (about 2 minutes by train from Kawaguchi station to Aizuwakamatsu) There is. It is a good idea to shoot according to the passing time of the train. There was a dining room with souvenirs of seed 々 at the roadside station. It takes about 30 minutes from the roadside station to ”Seseragiso”. It was enough to have three hours in total.

Le Minshuku Asahiya est tout de calme et de sérénité. Facilement accessible en bus depuis la gare de Kawaguchi malgré les rares bus, s’ouvre à nous une belle maison traditionnelle. C’est la campagne, il y a des insectes, c’est normal et pas gênant. Les convives y sont accueillis comme des membres de la famille, plusieurs petites chambres traditionnelles, toilettes communes et douches/bains communs (non mixtes) parfaitement entretenus, c’est beau, c’est dépaysant, c’est calme et tellement chaleureux. Malgré la barrière de la langue, la communication se fait, Google translate aidant, certes, mais on se fait comprendre et on échange avec ouverture. Notre hôte nous propose spontanément de nous emmener aux onsen publics de la cité, et d’assurer le lift à la gare lorsque cela est plus arrangeant, quelle gentillesse! Et que dire de la nourriture: dîner et petits déjeuners sont parfaitement succulents, diversifiés et riches. Le thé est compris dans le repas, et il est possible d’acheter des boissons alcoolisées de très belle qualité directement sur place. Et quand d’autres convives rejoignent le minshuku, c’est une ambiance festive qui s’empare des tablées avec de beaux échanges et de chouettes rencontres. Et pour finir, Monsieur a réussi à nous avoir à la dernière minute des places pour les Mugenkyo, malgré notre manque de réservation, normalement 5 jours à l’avance. Il a réservé par téléphone pour nous et à négocié une heure qui nous permettait d’aller et revenir en train. Mille mercis! Mille mercis pour cet accueil! Nous espérons avoir la chance de revenir!