Accommodation in Yanbaru National Park. According to the staff, it seems to be a semi-governmental, semi-private facility.I couldn't reserve a twin room, and when I booked a room for 8 people, I was told that the room didn't have a toilet or bathroom. Depending on your cycle, this can be very difficult for women, so we strongly recommend that you book a twin if possible. My companion was in a lot of trouble, so I would like this to be improved by providing a private shower room.As mentioned in other reviews, the water pressure in the shower is too weak. If it is water, it will come out well, but if it is hot water, it will only come out slowly. Is it because it's on top of a mountain? ? When we stayed there, the amount of hot water in the public bath was quite small, and the depth was only about halfway up an adult's calf. The water in the Goemon bath was quite lukewarm, so I couldn't stay there for long at all.There were no restaurants nearby, so I made a reservation at a restaurant. The meals are so voluminous that even adults can't finish them all. There was quite a lot for the children, so I ended up leaving more than half of it, although it was a shame. The taste was like a typical public dormitory cafeteria, which is a shame.Apply for an evening guided tour and explore Yanbaru Forest. Unfortunately, we didn't get to see the Yanbaru rail, but it was a very fun tour.As others have written, there were a lot of ants in the room. I wonder if the twin room is a little better... The reason why I gave it 4 stars even after criticizing it so harshly is because of its location in the great outdoors, which more than makes up for its shortcomings. At night, if it's clear, you can see the stars clearly and it's a spectacular view.I would like to go again, but next time I will definitely go on a day when I can reserve a twin room.