Minshuku Ippachi

I knew that this guesthouse had a reputation for delicious food, but after spending three nights here, I discovered that the food is different for each group! The people who stayed there for the first night (only) seemed to serve a menu that included a whole fried flying fish, and I was very impressed with it, and when I returned from the Jomon Sugi course on the second day, I had a menu that included fried whole flying fish. It was a menu with fish dishes and white fish pickled in nanban that was served with vinegar to relieve fatigue! On the third day, we had Yaku Toro, a sticky tororo, boiled simmered fish, and boiled flying fish (which was really delicious). Apparently they change it in every room. Isn't that a lot of consideration?Below are the features of this inn.・There are 4 toilets・You have to finish your bath by 10pm, the capacity is for 3 people, there is a large bathtub, Biore body soap and Merit shampoo and conditioner are provided.I stayed for 3 nights and started bathing around 7pm and 8pm, but I was alone the entire time. It worked.・There are some people who leave early in the morning, so in consideration of those who are sleeping, the door has been improved so that it does not slam shut in order to avoid complaints!・On the day of the climb, I called in advance and had breakfast and lunch boxes prepared for me. For lunch, there is an additional charge of 550 yen per piece.・Quite clean・In-room meal!・We don't have alcohol, so you can buy it and leave it in there as there are two shared refrigerators.・When I returned from climbing, he told me that if I stuffed my hiking shoes with newspaper, they would dry faster.・If I had to say it, the hair dryer is weak (men don't seem to mind)It was the perfect accommodation for climbers! Next time I climb Jomonsugi, I will stay here!

I have traveled to many places.It's been a while since I last used a guesthouse.We would like to share detailed information about this inn, although it may have the characteristics of being geared towards trekking/mountain climbing users in Yakushima due to the coronavirus pandemic.This guesthouse has many restrictions and rules.① Check-in is at 16:00. I couldn't get in even 30 minutes beforehand, and there was no information about luggage storage.②When you arrive, call the doorbell at the entrance. When I said "excuse me" without using the chime, I was warned to use the chime. I was stunned to see that there wasn't even a single "Thank you for your hard work." After that, the rules of this inn were explained to me like a machine gun.I will introduce its contents little by little.③Baths are available from 16:30 to 19:00. Once you are able to enter, there are times when the owner will guide you, and times when they will not. On the first day, I was asked to take the women's bath if I could, and although I am a man, I reluctantly went into the women's bath. This is probably due to customers coming later or to cut costs. After taking a bath, you must cover the bath to prevent the temperature of the water from dropping. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, there are two washing areas and the bathtub is not that big, so I would like to take a bath by myself, but sometimes the bathtub is not empty and I have to leave the room and check several times to see if it is empty.④Dinner is only served at 18:30.Many people write in reviews that it's delicious, but it's just so-so. The menu focuses on local fish. I posted a picture after spending 5 nights, so you can see it clearly. No expensive ingredients are used. When dinner is over, we will notify you over the intercom that dinner is over. Then you will be asked what time your breakfast will be for the next day. Breakfast time is from 7am to 8am.⑤There are two washing machines and two dryers that can be used free of charge, including powder detergent. No fabric softener was found. Hours of use are 16:00 to 21:00.You can also use the outdoor drying area (with hangers) for free.During the explanation, I was told not to wash my shoes. I was also told not to hang damp clothes in the room because Yakushima is humid and mold grows. This is also a machine gun-like caution.⑥There is no TV. You can use wireless LAN instead. Some of my customers are early in the morning, so I feel like I have to be quiet. I watched it on my computer with earphones.⑦There are 10 rooms in total in the guesthouse, but they were filled from the back (the side with the toilet). According to the store owner's explanation, it's about cutting costs...Even though I had to be concerned about the sound, I felt like the customer's feelings were secondary. Unfortunately the walls are thin.⑧You must separate your garbage. Peel off the label from the plastic bottle. There is a place to throw away all empty cans and bottles outside the room.Throw your lunch box in the trash can near the entrance. There are trash cans in the room, but be careful.⑨There is no refrigerator in the room.There is a small shared refrigerator near the entrance. You must put the drinks you bought here, and when you finish drinking them, you must put them here. It's a little troublesome.⑩It is no exaggeration to say that there are no convenience stores in Yakushima.An 11-minute walk one way from "Ippachi" and a supermarket (Tanaka) with the best selection of products.A 25-minute one-way walk? There is an A-corp. It is very inconvenient for those who do not have a rental car.⑪Before breakfast time, the owner will inform you that you should bring breakfast.At that point, you have to fold the futon and put it in the closet. I have posted a picture of the breakfast, so you can see it by looking at it. Kagoshima is one of the country's leading tea producing areas, and Yakushima is also cultivated, but is the tea served here Genmaicha? It's not very tasty.I assumed that Yakushima would not have a lot of food and drink options, so I chose a cheap guesthouse for 5 nights, but I felt uncomfortable and cramped here. I hope this will be helpful to you regarding your stay.

I was feeling exhausted after climbing Mt. Miyanoura, so I came here to help.I love that the food is full of seafood!Of course, the taste is fresh and there is nothing to complain about! That's awesome!I couldn't see the Jomon Cedar because of the fog, so maybe I'll come to Yakushima again?I will be indebted to you again then!

Far from Anwa Port.12 minutes walk from the central bus stopFood is okNo transportation 😓

I used it for work purposes.It's so clean that it's hard to believe it's a guesthouse.The meals are also made with local fish.I was able to enjoy it deliciously.

I used it on a tour,If your main activity is Jomon Cedar Trekking or Shiratani Unsuikyo Trekking, it is sufficient to leave early in the morning and sleep at night.For dinner, we were able to enjoy Yakushima cuisine such as flying fish and amberjack, and we were satisfied with both the taste and quantity.

Although it is far from the main street, the service, facility cleanliness, and food are good.I also appreciate that laundry is free.

A guesthouse that takes pride in its fish dishes.There are a total of 10 rooms named after cedar.There seem to be two large rooms.I think this room is suitable for singles or couples.The room is kept clean.Separate toilet and bath, shared use.Washing machine and dryer are free.There is also a shared refrigerator.The water area is very beautiful and gives me a good feeling.Bath towels and hand towels are provided and changed daily.Probably, but the futons may not have been changed even if the guests changed. I inferred from what the owner said.Every day, a guest would fold the futon and put it in the closet in the morning, and one of them would say something like, ``The person in front of me takes care of it for me.''You might not like this.As you can see, the rice is full of fish.Fried flying fish,Thai boiled fish,Flying fish sashimi,Chawanmushi,boiled food,cooked rice,Soup.It was delicious.

Thank you for your help on the Jomon Cedar trekking tour. The main dish is fish, but it's delicious! The stews and other dishes are delicious.There are probably measures against the coronavirus, but there are rules about separating trash and using the bathroom, but it's a communal space, so I think that's normal, and I always separate trash, so it doesn't bother me.The facility is clean thanks to the good manners of the guests and the efforts of the owner. I would like to use it again. The location from the room is good, and there are supermarkets and souvenir shops relatively nearby.