National Women's Education Center

There are some mixed reviews, but that's not the case.It's a very nice facility.This is a little-known inn where my family often stays.If you want to travel in the metropolitan area and have small children and are having trouble finding accommodation, I recommend this place.It's so cheap, convenient, and comfortable that you don't want anyone to know about it, and the room on the first floor is directly connected to a large park, so you can wake up in the morning and play with your kids in the park in front of your room.We are using it as a place like a children's home where you can stay overnight with your infants in the Tokyo metropolitan area.There is a playroom for children that guests can also use, and a reference room where you can watch movies.The hallways are wide, so even if your child walks in different directions, they won't be a nuisance to others.There are baby chairs in the dining room, and since it's a buffet, you can choose what your child likes and dislikes, so it's really comfortable.We also have chairs for children in the clean large public bath.It costs about 10,000 yen for a family of three to stay together. If it's just the mother and child, it's 5 or 6 thousand yen.Since it is a little-known facility, it has become a hidden gem for high school club activities and company training, but if the number of users does not increase, they will withdraw from the accommodation business from next year.Accommodations where children can play are more expensive, but you can easily stay here even though the functions are similar. I was freed from cleaning, washing, eating, and the view from my room was nice (pheasants were chirping outside!) I didn't have to look for a park that would drain my children's energy, and when I woke up in the morning, the food would be cooked and my eyes would be happy. There is a park in front ofClean bedding providedIt's like an oasis for people raising children.This is a facility that I hope will remain next year as well.Since I started using this facility, I feel like people have congratulated me on having a child in my country, which makes me happy.

The rice is delicious

I discovered it when I went to the Sugaya Castle ruins and had lunch at the school's cafeteria-style restaurant. Although her name is female, it appears that a high school boy was staying there on a training camp that day. There were no other customers in the restaurant at 1pm on a Saturday. I bought a meal ticket from a ticket vending machine that said 500 yen coins cannot be used, and I had the daily set meal for 880 yen, and on this day I had chicken cutlet. It was freshly fried, crispy and delicious. With dried daikon radish. They also had canned chu-hi and canned beer, and since I was tired from walking around Sugiyama Castle all morning, I started drinking them at noon.

I stayed there, but the walls were so thin that I could hear the neighbors snoring and couldn't sleep...If there are so many rooms, why do they have to be so tight?It was the worst.