Tsukasa

The facility offers what it says, we had all the services mentioned and had a quiet night. The location is a bit far and there is not much transportation option so you have to pay attention to the last bus. We checked in a little later and they were waiting for us, so thank you very much for that.

I used it for climbing Mt. Ishiwari. Although the price was comparable to that of a mountain hut, the meal consisted of a lot of the wife's home-cooked dishes such as freshly harvested vegetable salad, smelt tempura, and hoto soup, which I couldn't finish. In the summer, it seems to be used as a training camp for students, so the toilets and washrooms are shared, but I was very satisfied because I could see Mt. Fuji on an overwhelming scale from the window. There was a Lawson in front of the room, a store selling corn from nearby farmers, and Ishiwari hot springs, so I was able to enjoy it even after checking in early.