ONIWA

This is a hidden glamping facility.The facilities are well-equipped, well-maintained, and clean.You can easily enjoy the feeling of camping!The only drawbacks are that the entrance is difficult to find and the path is narrow.

My first sleepover with Haku and Pumpkin🐶. The food was delicious and the facility was clean. After all, the stars were beautiful! The charcoal kotatsu was warm and the air was clean.

It's a comfortable campsite with well-kept lawns.However, the road along the way is so narrow that it is impossible to separate.

We stayed as two adults with our two dogs.It's not cheap, but it just opened in 2019 and the cottage was beautiful.The dock run is not large, but you can play as many times as you like as long as you don't overlap with other customers.The food seems to be delivered from outside and must be ordered in advance.We had a hot pot prepared outside on a charcoal kotatsu, but it was still cold in February. It became a fun memory.I didn't mind the dog being free in the room, so I slept with him.We also had dog bowls, toilet sheets, diapers, poop bags, etc., so we didn't have to prepare them from home.However, he would not eat rice, such as dog food, unless it was in his regular bowl.[Be sure to bring your regular bowl with you even at pet hotels] As they say, if your pet's bowl is not their regular bowl, they may not eat if it smells like something else.I didn't eat it in the provided bowl, but when I changed it to the regular bowl, I ate it right away.If the room gets dirty with urine, etc., there will be a separate cleaning fee, so I thought it would be okay, but just to be safe, I had to wear the provided etiquette clothes in the cottage.[Speaking of which, it's okay to bring your own cooking, pots, and barbecues, so I thought it would be okay to bring your own alcohol, food, and equipment to enjoy. I had yose nabe for dinner. There was one seasonal item and a rice dish, but it was only the hot pot and Tosamaki, and there was no seasonal item.{Was rice and one seasonal item included in Tosamaki? I had doubts}]There was no Japanese food for breakfast, only bread (including sandwiches), but there was a lot of variety, and even though I'm a Japanese food fan, it was plentiful, full, and satisfying.Everything except dinner was good.Both of them were relaxing.I played a lot at the dock run and slept with the whites of my eyes facing me. (^^)The next morning, we took a walk to the beach.

Although the hotel was fully booked, we were able to set up a tent in the garden and spend the night there.I cannot thank you enough for setting up the tent with the perfect camping equipment: sleeping bag, chair, table, Dyson stove, light, and power source.The night sky was full of stars and looked like a planetarium.

At the dog park, my dog ​​was bitten on the ear by a white dog who was a signboard dog and was bleeding.They immediately made arrangements for a hospital visit, but in the end, my dog's ear was chipped off.It won't go back.I wish I hadn't gone.

I used it while walking the pilgrimage route with my dog. If you are a walking pilgrim, there are special prices for both camping and cottages. There's also a cheap coin laundry, and the cottages are like luxury hotels. It's all I can do.