Phoenix Hut

I used it for a tent night. The tent site is well maintained and the restrooms are clean. The water is delicious and very satisfying. I would like to visit again.

A kind and refreshing hut keeper. I instantly felt that he must love mountains. We also got water from the water fountain. A true mountain oasis. Connects to mobile radio 4G ^ ^

The leveling of the tennis field is not bad. The pegs are firmly inserted. You can also borrow a rubber hammer. Don't worry, it's not a tennis court on the ridge. It's nice that you can use as much water as you want.

I stayed for one night on a Monday in August 2022.On this day, the hut was staffed by three people: a couple in their 30s (?) and a female staff member in her early 20s. Everyone was smiling and talking to me in a friendly manner, making me feel very comfortable. In particular, the explanation the man made during dinner about the rare flowers blooming around the hut and the latest weather forecast for the next day were very helpful.Many of you have mentioned the curry for dinner, drinking water, toilets, etc. In addition, there may be room for improvement as everyone has mentioned, but I think that running a mountain hut involves a lot of immeasurable hardship for ordinary mountaineers like me. I've seen some huts with much worse treatment on other mountains, so compared to that, I think it's okay to give this a 5 star rating.

Used for climbing the first Minami Alps and Houou Sanzan. There is a water fountain, and the staff's service is good. All-you-can-eat curry at night. The hut is small, and even though it's empty, it's like business or because of the coronavirus, it's so packed that you can't even go to the bathroom. In the morning, we had a packed lunch as we had an early departure. Unfortunately, due to the approaching typhoon, I only descended from Mt. Jizogatake. I was grateful that they dropped me off at the hut and let me climb up, but when I went down the mountain, the hut staff asked me to go down with them and take them from the trailhead to the owner's house (about an hour away). I was surprised. This is my first trip to the Southern Alps, so the pace is slow, I'm heading back to Saitama today, the Mira Ys is a small car, and it's a typhoon, but I can't refuse. On the way home, he asked me to take a photo of only the hut staff. As expected, in the rain of the typhoon, our pace was fast, we didn't take a break in the cold, our friend slipped and hurt his foot, and staff K decided to go down first, thinking we were going at a slower pace. Surprise 2. I personally told them not to leave the party and left them behind. On the way home from the car, K staff vomits due to dehydration. Surprise 3. When I asked, they said they couldn't even get water from the infamous Gozaishi Mineral Spring at the trailhead. Surprise 4. The staff and I got a little lost at the owner's house, but even though we managed to get there, the owner didn't come out, so I don't really need a thank you, but just say hello. The car was also dirty due to the staff's large luggage, which was terrible. If you look into it, it seems that Gozaishi Kosen and the owner of the hut are relatives who are rich. I will never go there again, but for the sake of others, I thought I would write about the training of the staff and owner who do things like this without any hesitation. It doesn't matter if it's a mountain or not, it's a matter of life, and on the other hand, since it's a mountain, I sincerely hope you do your best.

I am grateful for the unique owner of the hut, the delicious water, and the provision of food and a place to sleep deep in the mountains.

In order to save electricity, the lights are on for a very short time, so I need a headlamp even during the day, but I am grateful that there is a hut that is an hour away from Mt. Jizo.

If you want to see the sunrise over Obelisk or Mt. Kannon, you should stay here❗It's small and I like it (^∀^)

Used for ten nights. The staff at reception were very responsive. Also, the water is delicious. The tent area is sandy and has pegs. Looks like they'll lend me a hammer too.

The young staff work cheerfully and give a good impression.I was told that if you walk for 6 minutes to Fujimi Rock, you can see Mt. Fuji.Don't expect to find a beautiful mountain hut.Since electricity is precious, lights are turned off at 9 p.m.The toilet is outside in bio format. I brought an inner sheet at night and slept in July, and it wasn't cold.Dinner was curry 🍛 and we had a big chorus of refills.