Summer House Tango

The location is great. It is closer to the sea than other inns in the area, and the rooms have ocean views. The BBQ we enjoyed while watching the sunset on the seaside terrace was hearty with meat and seafood. Breakfast is Japanese food served in a bento box. The room is about 6 tatami mats in size and does not have a lock. When you go to the beach, you can store your valuables in the locker at the entrance. There is one restroom and washroom (I don't know if there is one on the second floor) and it is unisex. A few men's errands and a Japanese-style kumitori? Bacteria? There are two private rooms for the ceremony. If you don't like the pumping system, you can use the public washroom for beachgoers located in front of the inn. The bath in the separate building is hot from 4pm until night (I forget what time), but although the bathroom is large enough for 4 to 5 people, the changing area is only about 1 tatami mat, so it can accommodate 2 adults. It is difficult to use both at the same time. Also, the changing room is extremely hot. There is also an outdoor shower for those returning from swimming at the beach. You must bring towels, tissues, and nightwear. There was a sign posted at the entrance saying, ``No cooler bags or alcohol allowed,'' but I couldn't tell if it was prohibited or not because there were empty alcohol cans thrown in the common trash can. There is no refrigerator. You can order alcoholic beverages with dinner. Parking is available in the public parking lot next door. The parking fee is 1,000 yen per day, so if you are staying for 2 days and 1 night, you will need to pay 2,000 yen in advance. All the staff are kind. Whether you think 9,000 yen per person for one night and two meals + 2,000 yen for parking is expensive or cheap depends on the person.

You can experience being a fisherman.

You can choose to stay without meals or with half board.As of July 2019, the price is 4,500 yen for a room without meals, 9,000 yen with two meals, and infant rates available.Dinner is BBQ on the Charcoal Charcoal and it's fun!Facilities include shared toilets, shared baths & until 9pm, no room keys, TV, air conditioner, self-service futons, hangers, trash cans, and brooms for sand.Curfew is 9pm.There are no towels, tissues, or drinking water, so bring your own.It seems that reservations can only be made by phone.It was quite large, with 22 rooms on two floors.I went there with my kids, and the owner family was so kind!The sea is right in front of the inn, but unfortunately we couldn't see the sunset due to the bad weather.

Strongest cost performance

I stayed overnight while swimming at the beach.The room on the second floor is too hotThe air conditioner doesn't work at all because there is a gap.The bathroom changing room is also hot and hellish.BBQ was good

The location is great. It is closer to the sea than other inns in the area, and the rooms have ocean views. The BBQ we enjoyed while watching the sunset on the seaside terrace was hearty with meat and seafood. Breakfast is Japanese food served in a bento box. The room is about 6 tatami mats in size and does not have a lock. When you go to the beach, you can store your valuables in the locker at the entrance. There is one restroom and washroom (I don't know if there is one on the second floor) and it is unisex. A few men's errands and a Japanese-style kumitori? Bacteria? There are two private rooms for the ceremony. If you don't like the pumping system, you can use the public washroom for beachgoers located in front of the inn. The bath in the separate building is hot from 4pm until night (I forget what time), but although the bathroom is large enough for 4 to 5 people, the changing area is only about 1 tatami mat, so it can accommodate 2 adults. It is difficult to use both at the same time. Also, the changing room is extremely hot. There is also an outdoor shower for those returning from swimming at the beach. You must bring towels, tissues, and nightwear. There was a sign posted at the entrance saying, ``No cooler bags or alcohol allowed,'' but I couldn't tell if it was prohibited or not because there were empty alcohol cans thrown in the common trash can. There is no refrigerator. You can order alcoholic beverages with dinner. Parking is available in the public parking lot next door. The parking fee is 1,000 yen per day, so if you are staying for 2 days and 1 night, you will need to pay 2,000 yen in advance. All the staff are kind. Whether you think 9,000 yen per person for one night and two meals + 2,000 yen for parking is expensive or cheap depends on the person.