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[Stayed at “Vietnam House-Cham” inn in Kumakogen Town, Ehime Prefecture]After staying at the guesthouse “Satoyama” in Shimanto Town, Kochi Prefecture, we stayed at “Vietnam House Cham” in Kumakogen Town, Ehime Prefecture.This inn is run by a Vietnamese man who is married to a Japanese man.The building was originally a dormitory for a junior high school (Yanadani Junior High School). Because the houses were scattered all over the place and it took a long time to commute to school, the school had dormitories even though it was a public school.The school was closed in 2015 due to the declining birthrate, aging population, and depopulation. Although the school building was demolished, the dormitory building remained and is now used as a dormitory.The dormitory building itself is new, so the inside of the building is clean and neat.It became Kumakogen Town after a major merger in the Heisei era, but it was originally a village located in the mountains called Yanagidani Village. If you take a walk around the neighborhood, you'll see the tranquil nature that remains, allowing you to fully enjoy Japan's great nature.Twin room for 1 personHalf board dinner includes 3 hours of all-you-can-drink10 dishes that are better than a regular dinner.Stay for 1 night and 2 meals for 11,500 yen.Vietnamese women are personable and work hard.I understand that they are taking care of it.An inn where you can experience the countryside of the Shikoku mountains.Recommended.The 10 dishes for dinner are as follows (changes depending on the day)・Vietnamese pickles・Tomato Japanese Kalpa・Fresh spring rolls・Pork belly high sauce・Vietnamese fried fish・Vietnamese soup・Chicken wings Nagoya SP・Vietnamese green banana stir-fry・Vietnamese green mango salad・Grilled pineappleBreakfastVietnamese food - Pho and coffee

I used it for lodging rather than meals.Because student dormitories are used as accommodation facilities.There are traces of that in some places.The room is for two people, so there is a desk and a bed.I felt comfortable spending time there.Baths and toilets are shared, but everything in the building is included.It was well kept.It was my first Vietnamese meal during a half-board stay,It was very delicious.I also asked for a smaller breakfast for just me.That's how I did it. thank you!The personality of Mr. Cham, who also runs this, comes out.It's true that Japanese is difficult, butThank you for your polite approach.I feel like there are limits to when you can stay,If you visit Shikoku Karst or Mt. IshizuchiPlease try using it.

The hostess is very kind. The room is also very clean and comfortable. It has a shared bathroom and toilet. There are free drinks and cookies in the refrigerator in the room. You can book breakfast and dinner with the hotel owner. It is very delicious!

Beyond a quiet mountain village. This inn is a former school dormitory built on the site of a local elementary school and is now open to the public. The inside of the building was quiet and calm, reminding me of the forest school I went to when I was a child long ago, and it was clean and well-maintained.I was given a room for two and was allowed to use it alone, so I had the large space all to myself. In the dining room, various one-sho bottles are lined up along the wall and you can drink as much as you want for the price of your room plus extra.The meal is Vietnamese 🇻🇳 cuisine! I checked in a little late because I was on a tour. Since it was late, I asked if I could stay overnight without meals, and they said they would provide meals until 24:00, so I also asked for dinner. The main dish is Vietnamese chicken with bean paste, potato salad and soup, all you can eat small fish rice. It was quite voluminous and I was full. The taste too 👍In the morning, I wanted to go for an early morning run in nearby Himezurudaira, so I ordered breakfast at 6am. Even though this request was made early in the morning, they graciously responded to my request. The morning menu is pho, which is gentle on the stomach. The light taste makes the noodles great even in the morning! The husband, who is from Osaka, said, ``Is your husband from Japan? I'm sorry for asking such a rude question^^;'' and the petite and cute wife, Ms. Cham, is from Vietnam and the small manager. It was an inn where you could experience a homely forest school. The Vietnamese food was also delicious. I haven't eaten all kinds lolIt was a hotel that I would like to stay at when I go to Shikoku Karst.

I ordered pho, but it was sold out so I had to wait 20 minutes to get it. However, I didn't have time, so I ordered banh mi and Vietnamese coffee. The banh mi was so voluminous that I was worried that I wouldn't be able to finish it all, but it was delicious and I ate it all. The pickled daikon radish was a nice accent and was easy to eat on a hot day. The Vietnamese coffee has just the right amount of sweetness for my summer-satisfied body, and I'd like to try the pho next time.

[Stayed at “Vietnam House-Cham” inn in Kumakogen Town, Ehime Prefecture]After staying at the guesthouse “Satoyama” in Shimanto Town, Kochi Prefecture, we stayed at “Vietnam House Cham” in Kumakogen Town, Ehime Prefecture.This inn is run by a Vietnamese man who is married to a Japanese man.The building was originally a dormitory for a junior high school (Yanadani Junior High School). Because the houses were scattered all over the place and it took a long time to commute to school, the school had dormitories even though it was a public school.The school was closed in 2015 due to the declining birthrate, aging population, and depopulation. Although the school building was demolished, the dormitory building remained and is now used as a dormitory.The dormitory building itself is new, so the inside of the building is clean and neat.It became Kumakogen Town after a major merger in the Heisei era, but it was originally a village located in the mountains called Yanagidani Village. If you take a walk around the neighborhood, you'll see the tranquil nature that remains, allowing you to fully enjoy Japan's great nature.Twin room for 1 personHalf board dinner includes 3 hours of all-you-can-drink10 dishes that are better than a regular dinner.Stay for 1 night and 2 meals for 11,500 yen.Vietnamese women are personable and work hard.I understand that they are taking care of it.An inn where you can experience the countryside of the Shikoku mountains.Recommended.The 10 dishes for dinner are as follows (changes depending on the day)・Vietnamese pickles・Tomato Japanese Kalpa・Fresh spring rolls・Pork belly high sauce・Vietnamese fried fish・Vietnamese soup・Chicken wings Nagoya SP・Vietnamese green banana stir-fry・Vietnamese green mango salad・Grilled pineappleBreakfastVietnamese food - Pho and coffee