I am the person who wrote the review for Jalan.I can't reply on Jalan, so I'll write here.↓Written content below↓It was my second stay.When I stayed there before, I was impressed by the delicious food and the kind old man, so I wanted to go back. This time I used it on a women's trip around the age of 30.I thought I should go, thinking that the number of customers would have decreased due to the coronavirus, but I was hesitant to visit because I didn't want people from other prefectures to come, so I wondered if it would be better not to go.When I arrived while drinking beer on the ferry and opened the front door with an empty can in hand, the landlady suddenly scolded me, saying, ``We don't allow you to bring anything in!''I was suddenly surprised...After I rested for a while in my room, my friend said she wanted to go for a walk, so I went out. When I told the landlady, she said, ``I'd be in trouble if I lost my keys. Could you please leave them there?''I think there is another way to say it...My friend got annoyed and kept apologizing since this accommodation was my choice.I was sad because I had good memories from when I stayed there before.I know it's going to be difficult due to the coronavirus, but please do your best.↓Reply from the inn below↓Reply by: Pension OnigahamaDear Chii, Thank you for staying with us on September 17th. Please forgive me if I have caused you any discomfort due to my misunderstanding of words. However, how many inns are there that prefer customers who check in with a can of beer in hand? I think there are good manners for guests staying overnight, such as disposing of your luggage before check-in, and putting it in your bag even more if it's empty. It seems like the hours are too bright for a woman of a certain age to drink.It's not a place where you can just go out and make a room key. What's more, the fish on the holder was hand carved. There are no two items that are the same, so we cherish them. You have no position if your words are ignored. Is it because it is an inn on a small island? Is it because of the ease with which you came once?It is very disappointing.My reply is below ↓You came to pick me up at the pier, right?If there was a place to throw away empty cans, would it be in the car you're picking up?Or should I have just littered the dock?When someone told me, "You're not allowed to bring in anything!" and I replied, "Sorry, it's an empty can," you said, "That's a problem, isn't it?"Don't you have the kindness to throw it away?Since it's an island, I thought it would be a hassle to dispose of even an empty can, so I took it home.Also, is it weird for a 30-year-old to drink alcohol at 6:30 p.m.?I think it's a matter of personal opinion, but I think it's up to the individual to decide how they spend their holidays, how long they drink alcohol, etc.Isn't it okay to say "Please leave it there" when it comes to your room key? ?For many years now, we have provided a place where people can spend time on their own, whether it's a long-awaited holiday, a long-awaited trip, or friends, family, or lovers.I think it's good that accommodation facilities have rules as well. If you just do what your customers tell you, you won't be able to do business.However, what is the original purpose of accommodation facilities?I don't think everyone knows the rules for staying at this inn.First of all, why don't you write down the prohibitions of the inn (a rule book that has a lot of prohibitions written in the inn left in your room) on the accommodation site?