Pension A Million Roses

It is very close to Shirahama Coast. The boss does not speak English. We communicated through translation software and went in advance. The boss was very embarrassed but still let us check in early. Thank you to the boss. The hotel will pay you 1,000 yen in cash. This hotel only accepts cash. I was disappointed at first sight when I moved in. It was relatively old and the room was not big. Slowly I discovered that although it was relatively old, every corner was really clean, including the toilet corners. This may be the Japanese style. The hotels I stayed in were all super clean. There are 711 and FamilyMart nearby, and you can pay Suica and bank cards. Remember to bring cash. Except for convenience stores, only cash is used elsewhere. We had to call 711 for dinner because we didn’t have enough cash. There is also a bus stop near the hotel, which is very convenient. You can rent umbrellas, surfboards, and swimming rings at the beach, but only cash is accepted. Shirahama Beach is super beautiful, the water is blue, the slope is gentle, and many foreigners are surfing. Next to the beach is the Otorii gate, which is great for taking photos. Shirahama Shrine is also nearby. It only takes a few minutes to walk, which is very convenient. After 6 o'clock, there is no one around this place, and there are no restaurants. Only convenience stores are still open. The day after we left, a girl went to play in the sea at night and floated away. She was rescued 48 hours later, so everyone should pay attention to safety.