Nanzanso

I'm afraid to write this because I don't mean any harm to the people at the hostel, but I'll be harsh here because it made my family feel bad. [Room] I applied after looking at the photo, but it was actually a different room. When making a reservation, if you don't ask, ``This is a Japanese-style room with windows on two sides, right?'' you will be directed to a room with only one side. [Scenery] 95% of the view is artificially planted cedars. Real mountain lovers will be really disappointed. Depending on the season, you may not be able to take a deep breath. [Cooking] It's not a taste that I would go out of my way to eat. I understand that they are trying to make as much homemade food as possible, but I can only see it as a way to cut costs. [Hygiene] Every corner is full of dust. I think it's hard to clean because there's too much stuff. I think they are doing their best considering that they are working with such a small number of people. I didn't want to look at every corner of the bathroom, so I deliberately avoided looking. My yukata also stung and I took it off immediately. [Conversation] We were told that the central part of Tokyo is called the "lower world" and that the air and water here are clean (though I didn't think so), and that we who came from there felt very sick. It was.