Kanahan Inn

20 Thank you for your support at GoTo in September 2009. It's a little over 10,000 at the "Ri no Yado" breakfast for two people. First of all, the building, of course, the interior has been renewed, but it is an inn with an atmosphere of the early Showa and Taisho eras. The detached inn seems to be from the Taisho era, and you can feel it in various places such as the entrance, shoji screens, sliding doors, ceilings, keys, and alcove. (Young people are fresh and nostalgic for me) The toilet in the room has been renovated. Both are beautiful with Panasonic washlets. And the bath, which has also been renovated and can be reserved for private use, has a nice Japanese chest of drawers in the dressing room. The bathtub is made of stone and is spacious enough to accommodate 5 or 6 people. Breakfast was delicious enough to refill the rice with ham, sausage, local sesame tofu, and eggplant (Nasu) stewed in the classic omelet. It was a wonderful inn that was small and cozy (* ^^ *)

It was a weekday, but I happened to visit the town of Kura and walk while looking for what to do for lunch. I think it was past 1 o'clock, but there were quite a few people in the store, and I put it on the table where other customers who had just finished eating came out. I'm glad that the atmosphere inside the store was calm. It seemed to be busy with customers coming frequently after me. The menu seems to be delicious, and I thought that it would make me feel like traveling, so I tried to make a large number of Aya Gozen, but it was delicious. It is also good to be able to pay with paypay.

It is a nice and quaint inn where you can feel the history. The proprietress's response was refreshing and clean, and the private bath was equipped with the latest equipment.

It was a ryokan with a nice atmosphere with the remnants of the warehouse and the old house. Breakfast is from 7am to 9am It was delicious with a hot and fresh meal The room has no toilet, only a washbasin There is a TV and a fridge There are several convenience stores and restaurants near the ryokan was

The storehouse is reminiscent of the town of the storehouse, making it a place full of emotion. The building was old but nicely renovated and clean and it was comfortable. There was a family bath and I was able to relax my fatigue slowly by extending my legs. I would like to continue to use it frequently because my parents' house was flooded on the floor due to the typhoon.