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This is my first review in my life.Review because it was so goodI will do it (˶ᐢωᐢ˶)During Obon, I thought, ``I want to go to a ryokan!''It was my first inn.The reviews for this inn are great.Good, I was interested and decided to use it.The entrance smells like hot spring eggs.When you enter, the atmosphere from the entrance is very nice.The kind landlady came out.Thank you for your detailed explanation o̴̶̷ ̫ o̴̶̷After that, I will show you to your room.I did. I forgot the name of the roomHowever, the bath was called "Megame no Yu".I can hear cicadas and frogs from outside.It had a great atmosphere and was very relaxing.There is a basket in the bath for luggage (smartphones, drinks, etc.)There was also space to put it (*´˘`*)♡There are women's and men's baths outside, 24 hours a day (?)You are free to go at any time you wantIt seemed like I could put it inDinner is at 6 o'clockThe rice is also as mentioned in the review.The night was very voluminous.The taste was also very good! !I have a shrimp allergyIf you tell them, they will turn it into a shellfish.It was a very considerate inn ( ᴗ ̫ᴗ )Breakfast is around 8:30(?)Just right compared to nightRice, miso soup, and refills were free.Check out at 10am on return“Did you get some rest?”The landlady called out to me.I felt great from start to finishI would like to use your service and come again.It was a good trip.

I stayed there for my boyfriend's birthday trip.The atmosphere was very nice, the hostess's hospitality, and the dinner and breakfast were delicious.(The portions are large so please come hungry)The rooms were spacious and I had a quiet and extraordinary experience.The hot springs are also very relaxing and can be accessed by any car.

[Revisited in April 2024]The moment you park your car in the inn's parking lot and step outside, you'll be surrounded by the roaring sound of steam blowing out, thick steam rising, and the smell of boiled eggs that pervades the area, making you feel like you've arrived at a hot spring. This time as well, I was staying with my parents, so we stayed in the largest room, Shinnaashiro. After all, the room bath here is the best. Hot water of the right temperature is poured into the spacious bathtub. The open scenery overlooking the great outdoors beyond the rice fields, and the sights and sounds (wild birds and frogs singing) change every time you take a bath. Another good feature is that it is placed so that you don't have to worry about the view from your room or the presence of neighboring rooms. My father usually only goes to the large public bath even if he stays at an inn with a bath in his room, but when he stayed here, he soaked in the bath many times. According to the employees, this year marks the 20th anniversary of the company's establishment. I hope that the hot springs and the inn will remain the same forever.==== ==== ==== ====Hidden hot spring hot spring town. While there are many unique inns scattered around, Takenokura may be the easiest one to stay at. Since we were with 3 adults this time, we reserved a larger room called "Shinnaashiro." There are many windows and a spacious water area. The view is of steam rising over the rice fields. And the cypress open-air bath with a room is the best! Soft, spring-quality hot water is generously poured into the bathtub, which is large enough for two people to comfortably fit in. I like the temperature to be a little lukewarm, so I asked the host to reduce the amount of hot water to get it to the right temperature. You can enjoy the hot water to your heart's content with a sense of security in being appropriately enclosed (it has a roof, so there's no problem even in the rain), an open view, and a layout that prevents you from looking into the room or worrying about neighboring rooms. The 7.5 tatami room with a cypress bath that I stayed in before was just as good. The large public bath has an open-air bath and an indoor bath for men and women, and is open 24 hours a day. The public bath is a little lukewarm, and the indoor bath is a little hot. For dinner, we offer delicious dishes made with simple local ingredients. Even the plan with fewer items will fill you up. It's a simple and small inn, and there's no Wi-Fi in the rooms (although there seems to be one near the front desk), but we recommend enjoying the hot springs while looking at the starry sky at night and listening to the birds chirping in the morning. .

I was a little apprehensive before going after reading past reviews, but the customer service from all the staff was wonderful, with smiles on their faces, and I would say it was the best customer service of any hotel I've ever been to.I eat more for dinner than most people, so I ended up eating a lot more than most people, so I think it would be better to have a light lunch so you can enjoy it all! I was worried that the seasoning was a little strong.The room had a hot spring bath, and I was able to enjoy the beautiful scenery at sunset, under the starry sky, and at sunrise. Women were happy to be able to choose from multiple cute yukatas. I would like to use it again!