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While riding my bicycle from Hachinohe to Odate, I passed through the city of Ninohe and there was no place to stay for a while, so I called and was told in a blunt voice that I was staying the night without meals and that there was a convenience store and restaurant on the way. When I was looking for a place to stay at a convenience store, I found that there were locals there, but I wonder if they're doing it now because it's old. That's what it meant. As I headed straight towards the mountain as instructed, I found a simple two-story building to the right of the main building, which had a historic feel to it. An older man with a blunt tone but a nice personality showed me to a room on the first floor of the building on the right, told me he had work to do and would come back later, and then left. There is a sliding frosted glass door to the hallway and there is no lock. The screen door also has holes in some places. The umbrella from the light fixture had come off and was placed next to the TV. There is no pot or teacup. There was a shared refrigerator in the hallway. Well, I guess just being able to sleep is enough. However, the bath and toilet were clean. When it got dark and I tried to turn on the light, I couldn't reach it because the light string was missing from the light fixture on the ceiling, so I had no choice but to drink beer with the light from the TV and the hallway light leaking through the frosted glass. I got into the futon and fell asleep. However, without knowing that the man had come in, he was suddenly accosted by someone who told him that since he would be early tomorrow, he would pay him 4,000 yen first. I think 3,000 yen is appropriate for this room.

We're not open right now, but in a way...it's the best.When the season comes, I would like to stay overnight and go sightseeing such as Joboji, Ashiro, and nearby Akita.

Room without meals 4000 yen (tax included)It's away from the main road so you can spend a quiet time.There is a convenience store, gas station, and hardware store less than 1 km away.This has nothing to do with accommodation, but the manager? There were more than a dozen old and rare cars and motorcycles in the warehouse that Mr. san kindly showed me, making it feel like a light museum.4 stars because the food is unknown.

While riding my bicycle from Hachinohe to Odate, I passed through the city of Ninohe and there was no place to stay for a while, so I called and was told in a blunt voice that I was staying the night without meals and that there was a convenience store and restaurant on the way. When I was looking for a place to stay at a convenience store, I found that there were locals there, but I wonder if they're doing it now because it's old. That's what it meant. As I headed straight towards the mountain as instructed, I found a simple two-story building to the right of the main building, which had a historic feel to it. An older man with a blunt tone but a nice personality showed me to a room on the first floor of the building on the right, told me he had work to do and would come back later, and then left. There is a sliding frosted glass door to the hallway and there is no lock. The screen door also has holes in some places. The umbrella from the light fixture had come off and was placed next to the TV. There is no pot or teacup. There was a shared refrigerator in the hallway. Well, I guess just being able to sleep is enough. However, the bath and toilet were clean. When it got dark and I tried to turn on the light, I couldn't reach it because the light string was missing from the light fixture on the ceiling, so I had no choice but to drink beer with the light from the TV and the hallway light leaking through the frosted glass. I got into the futon and fell asleep. However, without knowing that the man had come in, he was suddenly accosted by someone who told him that since he would be early tomorrow, he would pay him 4,000 yen first. I think 3,000 yen is appropriate for this room.