Ikenokubo Green Park

It's a little far away, but the location was great! It was well maintained! ️

Because it's on top of a mountain, it's cool during the day and a bit chilly in the mornings and evenings, even in September.The starry sky is beautiful and the location is great.However, this time I stayed in the log house "Kakkou" for 5 people, and it was a disappointment.This log house does not have a balcony that other log houses have, so we ask you to have a barbecue in the space in front of the log house, but it is all slightly sloped and there is no flat area.The thing that caught my attention the most was that there was a shared toilet and shower room attached to the log house for use by tent site users, and people came one after another.People using the toilet must be careful of each other as they have to pass right in front of this bungalow.The Japanese-style room that serves as the bedroom is next to the shared toilet, so I woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of people using the toilet and footsteps.Truck drivers passing by in the morning also used this toilet.There is also the only vending machine installed next to the entrance of this log house, and since this place is used by many other guests, the sound of drinks being dispensed can be distracting at night and in the morning.There seemed to be only one manager, and perhaps due to a lack of staff, the drain in the unit bath was clogged, and the hot water from the shower didn't drain and pooled in the bathtub, so I had to remove the clogged hair from the previous guest myself. I did.The cutting board for supplies was also full of mold.Now, the same 15,000 yen as other log houses is too expensive.I can understand why the price has increased because power was installed at the tent site, but bungalow users will not receive any special benefits.At the very least, I would like the service to be improved a little more to compensate for the price increase.I've had a lot of complaints, but I used the auto site before and it was very good.The manager is also kind.

Two families used it in mid-July.We stayed in a cottage with an astronomical dome.I learned from the website that there was no air conditioning, so I was worried that it would be hot in the summer even though it was cool, but when I opened the window, a cool breeze blew in and I was able to enjoy the natural breeze for a while in the tatami room on the second floor. I thoroughly enjoyed it.In terms of equipment, it's a bit old...An old-fashioned pot that only keeps warm.The toilet does not have a washlet.No microwave.The rice cooker is far away from the outlet, but it cooks 1 sho.I'm happy to have WiFi!All the windows have screens, so it's hard for bugs to get in, but a spider the size of my palm came out from somewhere and made a big fuss, so if you're not good at it, you'll need to use insecticides or other bug control measures.The Astronomical Dome was exciting even for adults!Although it was inconvenient because there was no TV, we had a lot of lively conversations and communication, and I think that even the children who are used to the internet were able to have a fresh experience in a sense.There was a wood-burning stove, so next time I would like to come when it gets a little colder.

It's about 800 meters above sea level 🤓 It's cool 😃 There are almost no mosquitoes 😃 I stayed for 2 nights ⛺😃

There is no cleaning and maintenance before we live in the room.On the 2nd floor of the room, there are lots of spiders. And in the other room, it rots, and it is impossible to sleep inside.In the bathroom, there is a drain blockage in the tub. We cannot bathe.In the kitchen, all the water boilers are not cleaned.In the toilet, there are cobwebs, and we can't go to the toilet.The house is all cobwebs, which indicates no one has cleaned it for quite some time.

It's located in a big mountain.It was a rainy day, so it was difficult to have a BBQ, but there was a wood-burning stove in the room, so we really enjoyed it.The manager is kind and I will use them again.

This is my favorite landscape since I was little.