On the first Saturday of September, I stayed with my family of four (not including small children) for one night, and it was truly the best.Somehow, if this were my grandma's house where elementary school students go to stay for two weeks every summer, I would give it a perfect location and appearance. As soon as I arrived, my mind began to replay Inoue Yosui's childhood memories.As soon as we arrived, the owner took us to the Inari Shrine on the mountain behind the hotel. Following the owner's nimble steps, we climbed up the steep stone steps, which have been carved with time of 300 years, with little breath, and found ourselves in a dark cedar forest, which has also protected the area for 300 years. Inari came. In a magical atmosphere, we prayed for their safety on the journey.The kind owner is very light on his feet and does everything skillfully and skillfully, and I can feel his strong desire to make us feel comfortable and entertained. However, I didn't feel pushy in the slightest, and I felt really comfortable from beginning to end. When I heard that we could make a bonfire in the garden, I went there with just the marshmallows to roast them, but when my son asked if there was something like a branch to stab him with, he immediately took me to the wooded area in the back. He took four thin bamboos, cut off the leaves, and shaved off the tips to create an ideal object in just three minutes. I can't help but think that the owner's personality and skills are evident here and there.Apparently, the building used to be the owner's parents' home, and while the original good things like the Shinto altar, Buddhist altar, and tiled bathroom remain intact, the air conditioner, shower, washlet, and kitchen area have been replaced with new ones. , it was very comfortable. I was told that it was possible to cook for myself, so I was given a peek into the kitchen, which was fully stocked with a large refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and cooking utensils.What surprised me most was that there was a Le Creuset in the usable pot. It happened. As you can see, the equipment they have is very authentic and of good quality. The bonfire stand is Snow Peak. Come to think of it, I quickly spotted Campers marshmallows on the shelf that looked like they were meant for roasting. We brought our own, but if you don't have one, they may be able to sell it to you, so please ask the owner.I had planned to eat Genghis Khan for lunch, so I had a course meal for dinner. I was very satisfied with the taste, as well as the beautiful bowls, colors, and presentation. During dinner, a bonfire was lit outside on the porch that could be seen from inside the room, and the atmosphere was great.After dinner, we set off fireworks and roasted marshmallows while watching the bonfire, and enjoyed the outdoor bath, sauna (which is really authentic), and the water that the owner skillfully prepared at just the right temperature. I enjoyed the rotation of the pool instead of a cold bath until late. I had prepared a swimsuit, but if I were doing this in a residential area, I would have probably gotten a lot of looks, but since there were no other people around me, it was really easy going. If you would like to enjoy these activities, we recommend that you bring your own swimsuit.On that day, the temperature was close to 30℃ during the day, but perhaps because of the altitude, the temperature dropped to around 20℃ at night, which felt really comfortable, and the sky, which had been cloudy until then, had cleared up. The sky was full of stars, so during the day, just as the owner had told me, I moved to a place where the streetlights on the public road in front stopped, and for a while I looked at the Milky Way, Subaru, and meteors with my mouth open. I was there. On the way, a cat who appeared to be a neighbor's pet cat lay down next to us and accompanied us until we returned, as if thinking that there was a group of idiots we weren't used to. Maybe it was protecting me from some kind of monster. Thank you cat.Apparently there are several bedrooms to choose from, but I was given a futon in a room called Zashiki Warashi no Ma. There were children's toys and paper balloons in the alcove, and it felt like a real Zashiki Warashi (however, don't worry, it didn't feel scary or anything). ), unfortunately I couldn't meet you. I've heard that they also choose people when they come out, so I realized that they still lacked virtue.In the morning, when I received a call from the owner exactly at the agreed time, breakfast was prepared in the pavilion outside, and I enjoyed a delicious meal in the clear air. Everything was delicious, but especially the rice cooked in a clay pot and the nameko soup with large pieces of fried rice were the best. What kind of soup is that?This turned out to be more of a long diary than a review, but I wanted to let you know that even though we only stayed for one night, everyone in my family was impressed. There are many places I have stayed at that I hardly remember, but there is no doubt that this was an unforgettable stay. I'm sure I'll be able to use your services again, and I look forward to working with you again.