Hitoyoshi Ryokan

I was really very satisfied. The owner of the ryokan, Okami-san, is Korean, so he was very kind to Koreans, and the facilities were very luxurious, but I was satisfied with the traditional Japanese ryokan feel. The food was the best, needless to say, and the hot springs were not very big, but the water was good, so I went in several times. This seems to be the number one reason why I want to go back to Hitoyoshi.

See you at the end of the year. It was raining, so he took me to the car with an umbrella. Thank you. I was worried when I saw the news of the heavy rain damage, but I was surprised to see that it had been completely renovated. It makes me smile when I use the previous parts in places. It was presumptuous for me and others to worry. The hot springs are as comfortable as their reputation. There is a bench in the bathtub, so you can enter with just the right system. However, the ventilation is bad, so if you stay too long, you will get dizzy. Meals are delicious and made with local ingredients. An exchange student from Nepal works as a part-time waiter. It's not very comfortable to have a veteran teacher staring at the check. I wanted to eat a little more casually. However, I like the heart of the proprietress who accepts foreign students. He speaks broken Japanese, but he does his best. The receptionist answering the phone and the boy are unfriendly, but it doesn't have to be there to provide hospitality. I feel like I got a lot of positive energy. There is a smoking area in the hotel. It was good that Aoi Aso Shrine was also revived.