Fureai Land Osakimisaki

The scenery is amazing!The usage fee is also very reasonable.It seems that it is mainly used for overnight stays, and if you are camping overnight, you will be using the so-called grand square. It may be advisable to use a lodge.However, I enjoyed the view while camping and the shower was comfortable.It's well managed and gives you a sense of security. The kitchen and toilets are a little far away.

Good view.

I used it on November 7th after reading Ayaka's reviews.Since it was a weekday, there was only one person there, but on the weekend there were about 30 people.The tent site is a grassy site in the old schoolyard to the right of the administration building. The soil is hard and the included aluminum pegs are often bent and cannot be used.Tent site 500 yen, bath 200 yen. On the day I was alone, I was provided with a bath in the cottage, but I was able to take a relaxing bath.When it's crowded, there seems to be a time system to enter.There is only one streetlight, and you can see the ocean from the ground.The wind is strong because it is high up. Make sure to tighten the tarp.The washing area is also kept clean.If you found it helpful, please like!

I stayed in a bungalow for 6 people, and it was nice to have a refrigerator (with freezer), microwave, two-burner stove, pots and plates, kettle, cooking utensils, etc.There is also a TV.We have mattresses available, but you can't help but feel like you're on the floor, so if you're concerned about that, it might be a good idea to use a mat for your sleeping bag.I couldn't find out the details about the equipment on the website, so it would be easier to prepare if you could provide a little more detail.As for insects, it's seasonal (October) and there were quite a few stink bugs, but I have duct tape to catch them. If you are not good with insects, it may be quite difficult except in the middle of winter.Please take your trash home with you.You can make a bonfire at the campsite, but open fires are prohibited and you must use a bonfire stand and bonfire sheet. There were lots of trees that could be used as firewood at the edge of the campsite and on the path leading down to the beach! It was also fun to collect them.It was a well-maintained and comfortable campsite that I would like to go to again (^^)

Children can play freely on the spacious grounds. The ocean view is also beautiful.

Was it originally a school? We will pitch a tent on the grass at the site of the field.The manager is kind and friendly.I was able to relax while looking at the ocean.If you go solo, it will cost less than 1,000 yen including the bath fee. I appreciate this equipment at this price.

From the moment I took a drive and looked around, I knew it would be a great campsite, but it was even better than I imagined!You can park your car at the free site during setup and teardown. I was very impressed with the location where I could see the ocean. The sound of the sea breeze and waves feels good. The small beach just down the stairs is also a fun place to hang out. The stairs were pretty tough, lolI took a bath at night. We were the only users that day, so we both used the men's bathroom. I was soothed by the abundant hot water, as if I had just come to a hot spring. Being able to soak in the hot tub at the campsite...it was a bit cold so it was great to warm up. Above all, the managers are polite and kind. I was able to use it with confidence.For shopping, we recommend the nearby supermarket called Daily Port.I will definitely come again. thank you very much.

2022/8 VisitBuddhist vacation.My family goes fishing instead of going to crowds.Therefore, I booked a cottage for 2 nights and 3 days.After making a reservation, I checked various reviews...I was informed that there was no air conditioning.seriously! ?Are you going to go fishing in this intense heat and then spend your time indoors? ?The worst thing you can do is sleep in the car! ? We headed over while talking.My office is closed from the 11th, but I left early at noon on the 9th and left around 2pm.The cottage is for two nights starting on the 10th, so we fished all night on the first day!Check-in is at 16:00, but when I asked if I could do it earlier, I was told that around 15:30 would be OK.It would be helpful if you could check in a little earlier.Let's start with my impressions of the interior.The cleaning is thorough and it is very beautiful.I imagined there would be a lot of bugs due to the location, but only two small spiders appeared in the bathroom.I named them Taro and Jiro and watched over them.The kitchen is not large, but it has a two-burner stove, a work space, and a sink.The living/dining room is double-used, with a sofa that seats 3 to 4 people and two 1-seaters.The washroom was also spacious enough, and the bathtub was enough for me, who is 163cm tall, to stretch out my legs.The toilet is very spacious and wheelchair accessible.The inside of the building is barrier-free with almost no steps, but there are stairs from the street to the entrance.Lay your own futon in a large Japanese-style room.There are some windows that don't have screens, so if you open only the windows that have screens, you'll be fine! ? That's what it feels like.In the end, I ended up closing the door with a screen and using one electric fan.I would like at least two electric fans.For people who are sleeping or watching TV in the living room.Next is the parking issue.You can park your car next to the building when unloading, but otherwise park a little further away.Dark places deep in the mountains... car break-ins are scary.And the slope from the parking lot to the cottage is amazing!Although the distance is short, it is quite a struggle to climb up.Going downhill is dangerous because once you start running, you won't be able to stop.The kitchen item was a worn-out dishwashing sponge.In this day and age, I want something new every time.There were knives, cutting boards, ladle, turner, chopsticks, etc.The cooking utensils are one frying pan and two two-handed pots.There are about 4 to 5 large and small round plates, rice bowls, small bowls, bowls, and cups each.Of course, there are no seasonings. Even if it was there, you wouldn't use it.At my house, we bring everything we need except for tableware, so we almost never use what we have.Also, the refrigerator was a small two-tiered type, and there was also an electric kettle.I was confused because the rice cooker was old and it didn't make any noise unless it was talking.Bath-related items include body soap, conditioner shampoo, and hair dryer.There was also a closet of sufficient size, with 4-5 hangers.Also, regarding garbage, it seems that people basically take it home with them.However, if you live far away and cannot immediately dispose of your garbage, you can purchase designated garbage bags for 100 yen (2 bags) and they will dispose of your garbage.The separation is about 1 bag for combustible garbage and 1 bag for cans and bottles.I was told that plastic bottles should be mixed with combustible garbage.It's like this, but I still want an air conditioner.The people at the facility are very nice and nice people.It's long, but I hope it's helpful.

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As a precaution against the coronavirus, there are two bathing sessions, one from 7:00 pm and one from 8:00 pm, for 6 people each. The bathtub was large enough for two adults.I get the impression that there are a lot of families using this place, probably because there is play equipment. If you want to spend a quiet time, I don't think it's suitable for you before a holiday...I didn't think there was a washing area, but there was one behind the administration building. It would be best to go early and check out the facilities.