A hidden gem between Numazu and Uchiura's bay, a cute ryokan to stay within The owner is very kind

You will be charged for using the towels The location is far from Numazu and Uchiura so if you miss the last bus (~7:50 PM) you will walk for a very long distance and the sidewalk is very tight

I loved how close to the beach it was and how accessible it was to get places with the bus stop really close.

Nothing :)

Very kind man at the fishing store, was very helpful. Also had a great meal at Jidai down the road. Awesome experience.

Location is a bit difficult to find. Parking lot is around the corner, a 200 m walk from the place. Facilities are all new, it is a renovated traditional house, with tatami and futon beddding. Kitchen is a bonus, we made our family breakfast!

The room is clean. Even though I forgot to read the check in procedure at the email, the staff was still helpful. Need to take a bus from Numaku Sta but the price is good.

Cheap, friendly staff, clean. Great value.

Very complicated check in, you have to go to a different location and then get rough explanations in Japanese on how to get to the actual accomodation which is a few streets away and can be tricky to find.

Great guesthouse for the money, good equipment

Terrible communication, we stayed 2 hours in front of the door without knowing the code because they weren’t answering by phone or email

We rented the 60m space that supports up to 9 futons, we had the kitchen and bathrooms all private. Plenty of space.

Big empty house with lots of rooms. Great for a group trip

Door was difficult to get unlocked, had to have a member of staff drive over to unlock it for me. Instructions were a little sparse, a bit of a diy vibe. Towels could be more rectangular for 100円

I had the 3 futon room, it was very comfortable and clean. My windows looked out onto the street and could be opened wide. Little floor table and chairs in cupboard. The bathroom is fantastic, you can have a little private sento experience. There is kitchen. 1 min from the beach where you can see Mt Fuji (as pictured). So many motorbikes in Numazu! For me this was great to witness.

There were many rules and regulations, and everything 'extra' had to be paid for (ex. Towels, drinks, toothbrush, filling more than your alloted amount of rubbish bin). The energy from the owner was strict and unpleasant. Communication was hard due to language barrier which I think increased the tension. I think for Japanese guests it will be more enjoyable. Location is not great, food options are limited. But your are 1min from the beach. Make sure to read the check-in rules before arrival, the host expects a specific routine. Bathroom and kitchen is shared with 3 other family rooms, so it can get awkward and busy.