Asamutsuso

It was very cold when I visited in winter before, so I thought that I could use it to escape the heat in midsummer, so I visited on my way back from a business trip to Hida. The wooden Japanese house was cool even without an air conditioner, and a fan was enough. I feel that the structure with many gaps in the Showa era is suitable for escaping the summer heat. Because there are few users, it seems that two baths are alternately reserved, and this time it is a rock bath instead of a poly bath. It tasted good. Dinner is delicious! The skill of the general who has managed the inn for nearly half a century is certain. I'm currently running it by myself, but the talk was interesting, and there were some scenes that I could relate to, such as past hardships. I'm old, so I don't know how long it will last, but I can't help but support it. There is no problem with the cleanliness of the parts that are usually used, but there are parts that are not well-kept, such as the corners of the toilet. It's a shame because we're understaffed, but unless you're someone who understands that, you won't be able to stay with peace of mind!