Pention Sanzoku

We stayed in late February. This is the second pension since my debut as a solo guest.The original signboard may have been buried in snow or blown away by the wind...For reference, if the building says "Pension Sakai", that's correct (lol)After all, the name is "Bandit", so it's for people who think, "It's okay to be thin!"For me, it was wild and loose in a good way, and I was able to relax and take it easy.The mountain hut-style interior is made of wood throughout. The thick and sturdy wooden beams are impressive and can withstand even the heavy snowfall in this area.It was exactly the house I dreamed of when I was young: the house I wanted to live in someday. I would like to buy it if I win the lottery...The bandit general (owner) is very friendly and surprisingly knowledgeable. And she's good at cooking too!My first experience with venison in my life.``Gibier'' is often talked about, but in reality, it's hard to get your hands on it easily.You can easily experience it for less than 10,000 yen including accommodation fee.The table in the room is large enough to spread out my laptop and materials and use a mouse.Might be good for business trips. However, there is only one Wi-Fi connection.Is it actually a bandit hideout? I didn't think there was Wi-Fi, so it was a happy miscalculation.I think it will be comfortable if you bring a Wi-Fi amplifier and OA tap.If you're lucky, you can even see a sea of ​​clouds.Tono is famous for the sea of ​​clouds in Iwate, but Tono is quite difficult.Is this relatively easy to see?The bandit had the best hospitality!*Please note that the photos of the sea of ​​clouds that I have uploaded were taken for a different matter.