Uminosoba Pension

We stayed with two families: two third-year middle school boys, one third-grade boy, and two mothers.It was unfortunate that it coincided with the typhoon, but the owner, who is also an immigrant, suggested facilities and courses for us to play in, provided us with recipes for local cuisine, provided us with the seasonings we were missing, and helped us with the typhoon. Thanks to the staff who carefully moved and cleaned the pots without causing any danger, and who were considerate of me as an outsider who didn't know what was right and what was left, I had a very satisfying stay.Even though it was his own home, he called out to me in advance when he entered the garden, and I felt very safe knowing that he would be on the second floor.The surrounding sounds, including the owner and his wife, were surprisingly quiet, so the sound of the waves was very soothing.I was also happy to be able to see the different faces of the ocean 24 hours a day.You can park your car right in front, so you don't have to worry about the rain, and moving your luggage was pretty smooth.Because the weather was bad, I couldn't get down the steep stairs from the terrace to the sea because they looked slippery, but there are wide paths leading to the sea from both sides of the inn, so even small children can go to the sea safely and quickly. !There was garbage coming up from the sea stirred up by the typhoon, so I couldn't help but clean the beach.I thought that I would be happy if the coral became healthy.We also highly recommend the restaurant in front of the inn that serves delicious creative cuisine ♪ You can also take out.The owner was also quite friendly.A family of tourists from Brazil also came, and we were able to have an unexpected international exchange!Thank you for the enjoyable trip.I feel like I have a relative's house in Ginoza ^_^I'll visit you again!