Guesthouse KISHABA

It was so good that I came back and stayed twice.The most appealing point is the personality of the owner and his family. Although he is friendly, he never gets too involved and takes into account how close we are looking for him.Also, since he is from Ishigaki Island, he is very knowledgeable about the island and can recommend places that suit your needs, from sightseeing spots to recommended spots for walks. They also introduce restaurants that are easy for solo travelers to visit, and they also offer tours such as fishing and mango picking, which was very helpful for someone like me who doesn't have any plans for traveling alone.It's not just a place to stay, it's an inn that offers added value to make your trip even more enjoyable.As for the facilities, there was a luggage storage area and a clothesline near the bed, so it was nice to be able to do most things in my own space. This was a nice point because I think women may not want to dry their underwear in public spaces.There is also a small safe, so I think it's good that you don't have to worry about security for your luggage even if you go with a backpack.

I took a bus from Ishigaki Airport to the museum, and then walked there.On the way from the museum to the inn, there are shops that make shisa and original chili oil, massage parlors, and sata andagi shops, making it fun just to walk around.They gave us lots of information about activities before our stay and recommended restaurants at check-in, which was really helpful.The recommended restaurant was really delicious and pleasant.Dormitories are separated for men and women, so you can rest assured.You can also put a small suitcase in the private room on the second tier and open it.There was a tension rod in place, and there were hangers for drying small items, so it looked like I could hang my laundry to dry.You can also dry your laundry in the common areas.There is also a dryer.All the divers had their wetsuits and equipment dried on the clothesline outside.The private rooms were separated by blackout curtains, and each room was equipped with a mini fan, making it a comfortable private room.You can also plug in three outlets.There are two washbasins and multiple tables in the common area, so you won't have to worry about sharing with other people.The owner and his family are very friendly, so I think all the guests will be nice people.When I stayed, there were 6-7 people staying there, and everyone was nice and I was able to make some wonderful memories.There were nights when Yuntaku spontaneously appeared.There aren't many convenience stores everywhere, so I was very grateful for the free Sanpin tea.You can easily walk to the downtown area.It takes about 5-10 minutes.Chinen Shokai is also about a 10 minute walk away.The cost performance was quite good and I was very satisfied.I would like to use it again when I go to Ishigaki.The owner can speak English, so I don't think foreigners will have any problems.The shower was also good with no water pressure issues.Thank you very much for your help (^^)

I think it's a good guest house.At guesthouses on Ishigaki Island, ``Yutaku'' has become one of the statuses, but that doesn't necessarily mean that everyone is looking for Yuntaku.Meanwhile, here at Yuntaku, we don't do anything other than spontaneous conversations between the guests that day.Some people may think it's not enough, but for me, I think it's a valuable inn where you can stay calmly on Ishigaki Island.It's about a 15 minute walk from Ishigaki Port, so it's easily accessible.The owner is from Ishigaki Island, so you can hear stories about his childhood on Ishigaki Island.We have a strong community with the local area, so we can help you with various things.

It was cheap, small, and had a place to relax, and the kitchen was spacious and had everything you needed, so it was comfortable enough.The staff are kind too...I have no particular complaints.Although it was an extra charge, I was grateful that I could rent a bicycle.You can walk to the bar area and the remote island terminal without any problem, but it can be a bit tiring in the hot sun, so it's a good idea to take a bicycle.(If I had to say, it was a little inconvenient that the rental bicycle basket was so small that it couldn't fit most of my luggage.)