Pension Himawari

As the owner of the inn, I was surprised when I was suddenly asked to order a drink without an explanation of the dinner time when I checked in. Without even asking about tomorrow's schedule, he began to explain one-sidedly, "Where do you want to go?" After *, the attitude changed suddenly. It was intimidating and scary to talk with a tame mouth. The room was spacious. Amenities are minimal. Only one body shampoo and a face towel. Women may want to bring their own shampoo, etc. Bath towels will be provided upon request. There is a hair dryer. There is no toilet washlet, cooler, or fan. There was a pink urethane mask and an eraser for children in the drawer of the TV stand. I felt the problem before the infection countermeasures. Dinner was a disappointment. It was nothing like what was shown on the website. The fish like appetizer was cold and dry. The corn soup, which seems to be the pride of the inn, was barely enough to be scooped up with a spoon, and it felt like leftovers. The chicken with orange sauce might have been delicious if it was warm. There were only two adult guests, my husband and I, and the other three children for the farming experience. For that reason, did you think it would be okay to cut corners? It was a very miserable dinner. There was no reply from the master even though I called out to him. For breakfast, you can choose between Western and Japanese dishes. Both had a normal taste and amount, but at least I wanted the soup to be served warm after I got to the seat. As a feeling, it was one star, but the hostess was friendly, so my mood was saved. You can borrow a refrigerator.