Ichinokoshi Hut

The view outside is amazing, especially in the evening. The building is large and has many private rooms. You can sleep peacefully. There are many toilets, which are spacious and clean.

Entertainment, food, and cleanliness were perfect. I had cramps in both my thighs in the middle of the night. When my friend went to get salt, she kindly gave me the salt and I was grateful. I licked the salt and it healed quickly, which helped me. The next day, I had to clean my room, etc. I was impressed to see them cleaning every nook and cranny.It was a very kind and clean mountain hut.

Take a short break here

There is no space to rest, so we have to eat outside. I guess this is normal for a mountain villa, but I wanted to drink coffee inside...

If you are thinking about hiking Mt. Tateyama and Mt. Tsurugidake, you will be able to climb the mountain with plenty of time if you come to this mountain hut in the evening.After eating breakfast and going up Mt. Jodo and Mt. Ryuo and pistoning, it was still 8 o'clock. If you start from Ichinokoshi at 8:00, you will have plenty of time to get to Tateyama Sanzan - Masago - Bessama - Bessyama Kitamine - Tsurugisanso.Ichi-no-Koshizanso is the best except that the futons are old and heavy. The staff are young and the mountain lodge is lively and lively.We have staff who are very accurate in telling us the course times, and even though they are young, they serve customers very politely. There's stew for dinner. It was delicious!The toilets are also clean and have no smells with taps. It is well kept.The hallway is also wide!Number 1 is Yappa Staff. I would like to thank you for choosing to work at a mountain hut out of the many jobs and part-time jobs available in this world. I'm not good at talking, so I can't say it verbally, but I'll take this opportunity to say it, thank you!

The receptionist said harsh things to me.There was a sign saying "Please feel free to come by while the store was open," and I had done some research on the internet beforehand, so when I tried to buy a plastic bottle, the receptionist looked at me with a blank look on her face, and then said, ``A poster...'' Did you see it?'' and I was shown a poster without the Tsurugidake waterhole. (This isn't Mt. Tsurugidake though?)I was asked again, ``Where are you from?'' When I answered Raichozawa Campsite, I was told that they couldn't even see the poster and that if I couldn't get the water I needed, I wasn't qualified to camp.When I first came to Tateyama, it was impossible to understand all the posters, so I researched the water spots in advance.Of course, I had plenty of water, but if there was a store, I would buy Pocari to prevent heat stroke.It's a mountain area where there are a lot of tourist climbers, so I understand that they're tired of insane tourists, but aren't campers even allowed to buy drinks at the shop?When I came to Mt. Tate, my dream, I was criticized for my actions and mistakenly thought that I was a climber who didn't plan well, so my mood was ruined at the beginning of the climb and I almost cried.(Tateyama is my dream mountain and I have been building up my physical strength, researching routes, etc., and making thorough plans for over a year.)If you want to complain to people who are trying to buy, please don't put up signs or menus to introduce the shops. Please stop selling. I need as much water as I can spare, and if it's on sale, I'll buy it.I came to have fun climbing and didn't want to get into trouble with the staff at the mountain hut, so I bought a Pokari bag that I didn't want anymore and left the mountain hut while apologizing.I'm not feeling well, so I don't think I'll be able to come to Tateyama for a while. Even if I visit again, I will never go to this mountain lodge again.

No soup such as miso soup for dinner...Unfortunately, the main stew was also cold...

I stopped by for a Mt. Oyama attack.When I asked if I wanted to deposit it, I was told that it would be 200 yen to keep it, and that I could leave it outside, but at my own risk.After descending the mountain, I asked for some coffee from Chocokuro to replenish my energy until I returned home, and the lady who assisted me with it was also very kind.This is a great place to stay if you want to cross the road.

Stayed here during Golden Week during the remaining snow season a few years ago.Oyama attack with pecan is a great memoryApproximately 5 to 6 guestsI am not particularly impressed with the facilities and food.It's cold during the snowy season.

I think it ranks high among mountain huts in Japan because it's safe, secure, comfortable, and economical 🌄🌅💐 I appreciate the small details of a mountain hut, so I ranked it the highest 💐