Fukasan

Just the right amount to eatIt feels good to open the bathroom window

I was able to have a good rest in a quiet place.

Dinner was a feast of local fish such as sardines, barley, and stingrays! It was delicious.On the back of the Wajima-lacquered tableware on which we ate our meals, there was a shop name, Fukasan. Some of them sometimes had different shop names. From what I hear, it's currently the 11th generation. Some of them are old, 150 years old, and it is said that in the past, it was common for neighbors to borrow and borrow utensils, which is why there was a custom of writing their names on them. Sometimes they forget to return them and they are left untouched.

A kind couple and delicious food.At a hot spring in a port town that looks great with warm lightingI was able to enjoy celebrating my parents' birthday.

I apologize for the inconvenience, but since it is a guesthouse, I had the impression that it would be a cheap inn, but I was disappointed in a good way.Amenities were minimal, and the room had a yukata, a toothbrush, a hand towel, a teapot, tea leaves, and a water heater.To my surprise, there was a small TV hidden in the closet.I don't have it on so I don't know, but I think you can probably watch it if you plug it in.There was one hair dryer in the changing room.Please note that bath towels are not provided.The toilet and wash basin will be shared.Personally, I like the fact that I don't have to worry about drawing the futon myself.The old private house was decorated with lacquer throughout, and it was a calm space that gave the impression that it was well-maintained and well-used.Meals using local ingredients started with vinegared dishes, and I think I was able to enjoy all the fish dishes I wanted, from sashimi to grilled fish and fried dishes.In particular, the grilled and boiled fish had fine texture and fluffy flesh that was exquisite.The boiled fish had a gentle flavor with a golden brown soup stock, unlike the deep brown ones in the Kanto region.Everything was very delicious and the portions were very satisfying.I don't think you'll be able to find a meal this satisfying even at a more expensive hotel.There are only one bath instead of separate baths for men and women like inns, so hang the appropriate one from the "Family Bath", "Male", and "Female" hanging tags at the entrance before entering. It will be.Personally, I'm very happy because unlike a regular inn, you can enjoy the bath with your family or couple, but if there are several groups of guests, you have to be careful about the timing when you enter.In fact, when I tried to take a bath, there was a tag saying "man" on it, and even after waiting for over an hour and a half, the tag wouldn't come off, so I asked my partner to check, and no one was inside... There was a thing.In this case, if she was alone, she might not have been able to take a bath forever. . .Although this is an inconvenience, the bathtub is spacious enough for four adults to bathe in, and I personally think it's charming because you can bathe in the hot springs.The couple living in Nakai were also very nice, and since we wanted to go see the Senmaida rice fields and then have dinner, we asked them if they couldn't have breakfast around 8:30, and they kindly accepted.If I ever visit Wajima again, this is definitely the inn I would like to stay at.

This is an inn run by a couple.I don't think this is suitable for people who are looking for an extravagant inn, but it is a simple and nostalgic inn.Although it is a small inn, it is clean and well-maintained, and the accommodation rate is low.The tableware used for meals is Wajima-nuri.The hot spring bath is open 24 hours a day.There was also a yukata.

A guesthouse located in Wajima on the Noto Peninsula. Every part of the building is lacquered, and even the cooking utensils and bath tubs are lacquered.The fish-based dishes are delicious, and the hotel has easy access to the famous morning market, making it perfect for sightseeing in Wajima.The spacious bath is heated by Wajima hot spring water, so it will keep you warm.

This is a place you would definitely want to stay at!

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There was nothing superfluous about it, and it was a wonderful inn that utilized Wajima lacquerware for its hospitality. The food was amazing, and you'll definitely want to come back as per the reviews! ︎